Morning journal and courier., 1892-01-01
Brief Mention.

A happy New Year.
Trinity chimes welcomed the happy New
Year at midnight.
The Century for January is for sale by
TIL. Pease & Son.
%silas Galpin of 70 Whalley avenue is 80
riously i'll with the grip.
Mrs. w. ]. futile, who has been dan
gerously i'll, is improving.
N. A. Hill, the merchant, has issued a
very neat and tasteful calendar
Professor Pettee of Andover, a graduate
of Yale, '87, was in town yesterday.
Six funerals are to be attended at St.
Patrick's church on Saturday morning.
Noah Woods barn in East Norwalk and
six tons of hay were burned yesterday
morning.
Five members Of the family of Mr.. Viii
liam Bonner of Whitneyville are all down
with the grip.
Mr.. William s. Baldwin, one of our old
and esteemed citizens, is seriously i'll at
his home on William street
Professor Hoppin has new book on Art
and educational topics, which is already in
print, and will soon be published.
Watch night service was held at the
East Pearl street N. e. chvrch, the Bethel
church and several other churches last
night.
Mr.. Moorehead, the tea merchant on
State strest, went to Providence yesterday
ito attend the funeral of Mr.. Whiteside, a
commercial traveller.
The statue of Thomas Hooker, founder
of the Hartford colony, was placed in its
niche over the east entrance of the state
capitol yesterday afternoon.
The republican members of the board of
aldermen meet tonight at half past seven
at the Republican League club, and will
proceed in body to the mayors recep,
ton.
Elm City Court, Order of Foresters, has
appointed DR.. Converse the lodges medi-
cal examiner, he being successor to DR..
Mailhouse, whose term of Office had ex
PRED.
The New Haven Yacht club had q re
ception st their quarters last night. Thu
II. II. 8. Banjo club rendered selection
and there were various athletic contest
among the members of the club.
Mrs. Lewis, wife of the late ex7Mayo
Lewis, was alarmingly i'll on Wednesday
but yesterday her condition had material.
improved, much to the joy of her friends
She is not yet, however, considered out o
danger.
Mr.. J. s. Hemingway of the Second Ma
tional bank, with his bride, are MAXIM
their home at the New Haven house unit
they can settle in their new home, tn
house now occupied by DR.. Elliott, o.
Wall street.
Mr. Henry Stadtmuller, foreman at sa1
gent & Co.'s, and living in Whitneyville
has recovered from a severe attack o
pleurisy His wife, who was laid up OWN
to nail piercing her foot through he
slipper, is now able to be about again.
Emma Hatfield was arrested last svenin
at. s. s. Thompson's bakery on Yor.
street and taken to police headquarters
She was at first supposed to be drunk, bu
it was finally decided that she had an cpl
leptic fit and she was subsequently takel
to the hospital. She will be released thi
morning.
Last evenings Hartford Times remarks
Postmaster Sperry of New Haven object
to the statement that Hartford has tn
only postof6ee in the state which sell
stamps after business hours. The Ne'
Haven Office sells them one end of tn
year to the other and night and Sunday
and has been doing 80 since February 4
189O-almost two years. And Hartford
after accommodating the public for abou
year, has taken a back step by refusin
to sell stamps after o'clock in the even