Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-02-21
LOCAL N Z " 5.
Brief NleIitiOns

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Oriental rugs Crsmpton's, 694 Chapel.
Anew house 81 500 r E. Baldwin.
Monographs and supplies At Curtiss &
Bradley.
The MIantonomah social club held a ball
in P3ihian a1mory last evening.
Tue New Haven Schwabsn Verein gave
a mss1u. rads ball at Germania hall last
evening.
Court Herman No. g. 800, A o F. of A.
gave their annual ball in Turn hall last
evening.
The reception of the olass 'e3, Milford
high school, will bs given in the town hall
April 6.
This evening there will be Washing
toms birthday social in Plymouth church
parlors, Milford.
The Rev. Mr.. Wildmsn of Wallingford
will preach in St. Peters church, Milford,
Thursday evening.
Miss Annsbella Lyman of st. Johns
church choir, this city, ia visiting Miss
Lulu Doyle of East Bridgeport
Owing to the excessive GOODNESS of the
weather yesterday morning several Of the
Norwalk hat factories stopped work.
The Washington brotherhood will hold
their annual banquet at Quintard's restau-
rant on the afternoon of Washington's
birthday.
Joseph Sheldon of New Haven delivered
an address on Free Coinage of Silver"
before the Bridgeport board of trade last
evening.
Rev. S. T. Graham, pastor of st. Paul's
church, Norwalk, has rendered his resig-
nation to take effect May /. He is going
to Mt. Vernon, N. Y, where he has re-
ceived fsttering offer.
All the preparations for the Washing
TOMS birthday celebration of the Sons OF
the American Revolution at the Winthrop,
Meriden, are completed. and 1t Is expected
that 200 members will sit down to the
banquet.
A meeting of the officers of the G. N. g
will BE- held in the Second regiment arm
DRY, New Haven, tomorrow, February %
at 8 p. NJ, particularly to consider what
may be done for the welfare Of the Ma
tional Guard in the present legislature.
A reception will be rendered to Miss
Katherine Mcnamara of New Orleans, the
guest of Miss Kendall, Henry street, of
this city, At the Insurance building
Wednesday evening. Dancing, followed
by banquet, will be INDUCED in during
the evening.
At Louis Il. Bristols Office last evening
the committee, who were appointed to In
vestigste the alleged trouble among the
nurses at the hospital, made their report
which was accepted. Affairs at the hos
pital are satisfactorily settled. The COM
mittee was: Eli Whitney, jr., M. F. Tyler
and General 8. E. Merwin.
Four degrees above zero in various parts
of the Naugatuck Valley yesterday morn
ing. In New Haven last evening at 7
O'Clock SONS thermometers recorded 8
above. Yesterday afternoon with the
sharp, cutting and tempestuous wind that
was rsmorselessly blowing it seemed to
people az if arctic region weather had
struck in hereabouts.
The Hotchklas preparatory school Tor
Yale college, at Lakevilie, re-opened yes
terdsy after having been closed for several
weeks because of the outbreak of scarlet
fever among the pupils. When Prof. Mccoy
called the school to order yesterday morn
ing, however, there were but dozen pu-
pills present, the others being unable to
get there because of the blockade on the
railroads.
A New Haven Vessel Ashore.
A dispatch received last night ssys The
schooner Nathan Easte1brook ia ashore
fourteen milea north of Cana Hatteraa.