The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-11-14
Local News Jottings.

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 This evening at .7:3O o'clock at the
 Taylor Congregational church the mar | riage of Miss Gertrude Leona Mathews, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Willard
 Mathews, and c. Frank Bradley will take place. ...
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert Hooker of Berlin
 celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary
 of their marriage at their home Mon-
 day evening Among the guests were Mir. and Mrs. N. D. Sperry, F. H. Hooker and Mir. and Mrs. M. B. Newton of this city. 70 The golden wedding reception of MT. and Mrs. Willis M.Smith will take place
 at their residence, 399 Orange street,
 on Monday evening, November 26. MT. Robert M. F. Langzettel has re- turned from Boston having devoted the time spent there to musical studies. Grand officers and past and present masters of Masonic lodges will attend the centennial communication which is to be held to-day by Day Spring lodge, No. 30, F. and A. M., of Hamden. A ban quet will be held in the evening. A his- torical address will be delivered and several short speeches made by promi-
 nent Masons.
 Rev. c. T. McCan. formerly of the Sacred Heart church and lately at Thompsonville, has been by Bishop Tierney transferred to New Haven as assistant pastor at St. Francis church. His Bridgeport friends are glad to hear of his promotion, for he was very popu- lar in this city.-Bridgepor Farmer. Principal A. B. Morrill, of the normal training school, this city, George L. Fox of Hopkins Grammar school and Prof Brewer of Yale are booked for lectures in the winter course of the Bridgeport Scientific school. Henry B. Marsh, formerly of the board of assessors. Is being prominently named for renomination for member of the board on which he served so ef- fciently.
 Ephriam Short, one Of Derby's oldest
 citizens. died Monday night, aged eighty-three.
 In the case of the selectmen of New Haven against the Derby Turnpike com- pany Judge George w. Wheeler has rendered decision denying the motion to have the towns of Milford and Wood
 bridge released from being part defen- dants to the suits.
 The police made a raid of the Ger mania hotel at S5 Union street last ev- ening, and arrested the following per- sons: George Frank and George White, charged with keeping . house of ill., fame, and the following charged with residing in same: Ella Brink, Alice Ry- an, Mabel Brant and Michael Monahan. |The raid was made by Ofacers Allen, Tiwhe, Grant, Hyde, Coonan, Werner. About fifty members of the new lodge ! of 4. o. U. W. met in | o. 0. E. hall last evening, Dr. E. H. Wheeler pre- siding. pr. Bissell was .Appointed med teal examiner There will be meeting two weeks from last night in the same place.
 Robert B. Kimberly died recently of typhoid fever in New Hartford aged twenty-eight. He waA the youngest son Of James and Margaret ". Kimber- Fly. M 5 The fair of the United German l, 0. OF. lodge being held in HArugAri hall [sis attracting large crowds each even- EinR. Dancing is one Of the special feat .uress The fair will continse each even- Eing this week
 This is the month for the hetsofs. Robert T. Wisenaaibpf Consress ave nuS yesterday found . p0cketbcol con4 taSntnk snug sum of money. He tuffted 1t over to the pollpe xor them to dnd n owner. sl g3I E xraxtford's chrynanth nau 1how was