Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-07
LOCAL NE WIS.
Brief MeOtfOn.

Brief Meatfon. Own home-$10 mo.-R. E. Baldwin. Many new members were added to the First Baptist church yesterday. Henry Cabot Lodge will be the guest of Rev. Dr. Newman Smyth to-day.
 The New Haven Turn Verein gave an entertainment in Turn hall last evening. Kings Daughters souvenir spoons at c. E. Katsch's, 125 Church, opposite green.
 New Haven Gun clubs medal shoot next Wednesday p. m. Visitors are wei come
 The new lodge of Sons of St. George will be fully organized next Saturday evening.
 Rev. MT. Markwi of Ansonia addresses the ministers meeting in this city this forenoon.
 Mrs. Max Stein and Miss Sarah Levine of New York city are visiting relatives in this city for few days.
 The annual meeting of the New Haven Yacht club will be held at the New Haven house Wednesday evening.
 Five or six new houses have just been erected out State ssress beyond tho termi- nus of the State street horse railroad. The many friends of Charles N. Muzzy, who has been very low with pneumonia, will be pleased to hear that he is recover ing.
 The Henry Highland Garnet lyceum will hold their literary exercises in Days hall Tuesday evening, March :. All are invited.
 The new St. Johns church, Neriden, of which Rev. Mir. Koepchen, formerly of this city, is pastor, will be dedicated next Sunday.
 Henry Hopkins has been elected financial reporter of Robert Sherman lodge, Knights of Honor, to succeed the late A. A. Townsend.
 The managers of the Ladies' Seamen's Friend society will hold their monthly meeting at Center church chapel to-day at 8 o'clock p. m.
 The first of series of entertainments by the pupils of Platon BrounoR was given in Aurora hall last evening. About 200 were present.
 At the High School Alumni association's meeting at High school hall next month readings by Professor Hubbard will be one of tho evenings program.
 James T. Mclaughlin denies emphati- cally the story in an evening paper that he horsewhipped his boy the other day. There is no truth :n the report, he says.
 About $76 was netted for the Lewis memorial fund by the performance of "Bewitched" at the Hyperion. Manager Bunnell sends his check for the amount to-day. .+
 You are invited to examine a choice stock of watches with bow pins to match, the latest importation, at Katsch's, 125 Church street. The correct thing to wear with new spring gowns.
 The ball committee of the Sars6eld Guard met yesterday afternoon at the armory and appointed Captain Creed. Corporal Began and Musician Williams 6 committee on decorations.
 The Rev. Dominick Brown of New Lon. don, for nearly two years assistant pastor at St. Patrick's church, Waterbury, has been appointed assistant pastor in St. Patrick's church of this city.
 Mir. Thomas Wallace, jr,'s pretty new home in Ansonia, Conn.,, is nearly ready for occupancy. The mural decorations leaded glass and hangings were executed and furnished by N. F. Hoggson & Go. o1 New York. >-.
 Captain Lawrence O'Brien has nearly completed brick block of Ave houses or Lawrence street, corner of Nash street They are we'll built and similar in design to the block erected by him last year or Beach street.
 Our real estate dealers anticipate an un usual activity in the New Haven real es tate market this spring. They say al signs point that way. New Haven is stil growing city and likely to be such fol many more years to come. K 2#
 The monthly special musical service a Trinity church last evening was attended by an enormous congregation. The ser mon was by the Rev. Dr. Harwood. The music was appropriate to the Lenten sea son and was admirably selected.
 At the supper of Pocahontas society al MT. and Mrs. W. J. Tuttle's on Grown street, the feast was served from full sci of elegant china dishes inherited by Mrs. Futile from her ancestor, Mrs. Jacobs of North Haven, and nearly one hundred years old. ~. ..." ..',T. ,.
 Rumors that Judge John G. North of Milford had arrived at the age of seventy, when by statutory limitations he is de- barred from acting as justice of the peace, have been circulated lately in Milford, but 1r. North became sixty nine years old on the 22d of February last, and therefore will not reach the disqualifying age until February of next year.