The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-01-04
LOCAL NEVIS.
Briet Mention.

Buy a new house-R. ?. Baldwin.
 Mrs. William Merwin of Temple street is recovering from an attack of bron- chial pneumonia.
 Just received, large consignment of choice palms, all varieties. S. II. Moore & Co.,, 1O54 Chapel street.
 Manure specially composted for top dressing lawns. Connecticut Concrete company, 49 Church street.
 Mrs. Louis Wecl1essor of Bishop street is spending week with her friend, Mrs. Wendell, in New York city.
 Miss Ella Bassett of Mount Carmel, who is attending college in Baltimore, has been spending the holidays with her parents.
 MT. Frank A. Lucke of No. IS Gold street, who is i'll with typhoid fever, is considerably impoved and is now on the road to recovery.
 Miss Mildred Richards, one of Miss Mary Dudley Burks pupils, will recite in Danbury next Monday night at a Grand Army benefit.
 Visitors at Cornwall Bridge for the holidays were Mrs. Charles Fabrique at Mrs. Robinsons, and Mrs. Horace Wells and son of this city at A. c. Wa terbury's.
 Charles D. Nicoll the president of New Haven's board of councilmen, is one of the bright, energetic young men of the Elm City. His friends are hap py over this recognition of his worth Bridgeport Standard.
 Miss Ella Morse of 20 Pearl street left for Cleveland O., Wednesday. Miss Morse is teacber of physical culture in young ladies college ill Cleveland, and has been spending two weeks with her parents on Pearl street.
 Mrs. winchester has approved of plans for the very handsome apartment house which she is to have built at the junction of Whitney avenue and Tenn nle street, as previously announced. The work will begin in the spring. The house will be seven stories high, with six suites of rooms, all elegantly equip ned. The building will be of terra cot ia, brick similar to those used in the construction of the big office building of the Consolidated road.
 Rev. Dr. Burdett Hart, who has been visiting at the home of his daughter Mrs. Perkins, in Philadelphia is stay ing at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Samuel Hemingway, in Fair Haven. pr. Hart still retains his citizenship in New Haven. He came on here recently from Philadelphia, accompanied by his daughter, Mrs. Perkins, and her hus- hand. MT. Abram Perkins. The latter has returned to Philadelphia, where he is a prominent business man, being one of the leading dry goods merchants of that city, successor of his father and grandfather in the business.
 Mrs. Augustus Kimberly gave dance last evening for her daughter, Miss Mildred Wilson. Champion decorated the house with potted plants, and Dard, the New York florist, furnished the flowers. There were between thirty and forty present, and the strains of Wells orchestra seemed to lend wings to the feet of the happy, joyous young people. IA few of those present were Miss Susan Whiting. Miss Margaret Foster, Miss Caroline Duer and her friend, Miss Angelica Duer, Miss Susan Wright, Miss Bessie Rogers, Miss Gertrude Harrison, | and Miss Genevieve Cooper of Denver 9 guest in the housej Miss Agatha ,A1lng, also Messrs. Townsend, Cheney, | stoddard, Whittemore, Stuart Hotch kiss, osborn, Day, Ralph, Van Name and many others. A