The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-11
LOCAL NE IFS.
Rrief Mention.


 Legislature again tomorrow.
 No scarcity of ice this season.
 Buy new house-R. D. Baldwin.
 High water to-day at 11;57 a. In.
 An epidemic of grip has appeared in Kent.
 The Southern New England Telephone Go. has occupied it's new office in Water bury.
 The thermometer at p. m. last night 22 above zero. The lowest point yester- day was IA above,
 Mrs. Barnum, widow of the late ex- United States Senator Barnum, is very ill with pneumonia at her home at Lime Rock.
 Dr. and Mrs. w. w. Hawkes. of High street will leave Wednesday on the steamer Orinoco for the Bermudas and Windward islands.
 Tomorrow and Wednesday evenings a Martha Washington supper will be given by the St. Ann's guild of the St. Johns R. c. church.
 Prof. Sanders of Yale will deliver the last lecture in his course on the Bible at the Second church, Waterbury, Tuesday evening, February 19.
 Martin Faitch and wife of 223 George street will celebrate their silver wedding at their home next Sunday. They will have been married twenty-five years next Sunday.
 The regular meeting of Philip H. sher- idan council No. 1,467, Royal Arcanum, will be held on Thursday night, Febru- ary IA, at which a number of candidates will be initiated.
 Another case of diphtheria appeared in Branford yesterday in the family of a Swede named Anderson. The patient l is a three-year-old girl. Dr. Pinney !! treated her with anti-toxine.
 The annual state encampment of the | Connecticut division of the Sons of Vet erans will be held in Winsted at the | rink tomorrow. This is the anniversa- ry of Abraham Lncolns birthday.
 The DeKoven society, MT. George Chadwick Stock, director, will sing at the banquet of the Young Mems Re publican club tomorrow night at Ban quet hall.
 ! St. Paul's church club will hold its regular meeting next Thursday night, when Mi. Rathbone Gardner of Rhode Island will speak. All men of the par ish are cordially invited.
 Dances tonight: The New Haven Turn Verein, masquerade ball in Turn hall; the Arbeiter Maenner Chor, mas ouerade ball in Aurora hall; the Hes sen Verein, a masquerade ball in Haru- gari hall.
 Lincoln memorial services were held last evening at the Plymouth Congre- gational church in Milford. A patriotic address was delivered by the pastor, the Rev. F. A. Upson, and addresses were made by c. A. Baldwin and several oth- CT citizens of the town.
 Despite the New York predictions of morning of continued zero weather for several days the weather moderated considerably Saturday, and the cold was quite consider able, and with the bright sunshine peo- ple felt better. The recent blizzard has revived recollections of the big blizzard of 'S8 in all the quarters of the coun- try. Continued fair, cold weather is in- dicated for to-day.
 A fine concert is to be given in the town hall, Milford, this evening under l the auspices of Dr. Maher. Several f we'll known artists will appear on this ( occasion, including Miss Gaffney, the so- I prano of the Church of Divine Paterni- , ty, New York city, Reilly Phillips of ( New Haven J. c, Criddle, and others. , Mother Goose quadrille by a dozen I young ladies and gentlemen. i