The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-01-15
LOCAL NE TVS.
l4rie. RAention,

Buy new house-R. B. Baldwin.
 Skates sharpened, ,5ChurchSt., ,F. Andrews
 Savage reductions on shoes for the next thirty days at A. B. Greenwood's s.
 The Connecticut Masonic Grand lodge meets in this city tomorrow and Thursday
 In the window of MT. Fred Anlrews, No. Church street, can be seen about one hundred live quail. They make a pretty sight and are well worth looking at.
 The New Haven poultry show closed last night after very successful ex- hibit. despite the bad weather of last week. It was a great credit to the so- ciety.
 The annual masquerade ball of the ladies' aid society, 'Gesellikeit." was held in Harugari hall last night. The grand march was lead by the floor com mittee.
 Mrs. sherman F. Foote will give the tea for the junior class at her home, 19 Howe street, Tuesday afternoon, January 22, from 4 to 6. All those who expect to attend the german are in- vited.
 The fifth annual reception of the Rovers' Wheel club will be held in War ner hall Tuesday evening, January p. The winter reception of the club is one of the most pleasant social events of the season.
 Lieutenant A. l.. Howard, formerly of this city, but now located near Quebec, Canada, was married at the home of his father L.. w. Howard, 1855 Ivy street, Thursday evening, to Mrs. Margaret Douglass of Brownsbury, Quebec.
 George M. Gum and Frederick L, Tibbals, Milford's representatives, were rendered reception and dinner by the Milford club at their club rooms Sat urday night Both are prominent mem bers of the club and very popular.
 M. Harry Marlin, secretary of the Marlin Fire Arms company, accom- panied by his wife, "Jane," well known to newspaper readers in New Haven, will sail for Europe to-day on the Elbe They will be gone some six months and visit many countries.
 Announcements are out for the mar riage of one of Affords best known young ladies, Miss Mamie Rogers, daughter of MT. John E. Rogers, to MT. Arthur D. Smith of Wheeler's Farms. The event will take place Wednesday, February 6.
 A we'll known and wealthy resident of Huntington Center accidentally, while cleaning house, burned up in a stove 4he other day valuable papers and bank hooks. The books contained considera- ble currency, and the total loss reaches to between 1,5OO and $20OO.
 Mrs. Emma Strong, who was severely n, iured about three weeks ago at the Nr,1nson street crossing over the tracks of the Northampton division of the New Work. New Haven and Hartford rail- road. yesterday brought suit against the railroad company, claiming $lOOOO damages.
 Dr. Wright of this city again visited l tba Fitzgerald boy i'll Ansonia yester- day, who is very sick with diphtheria, and to whom the doctor applied the | anti-toxine remedy. The lad was slight Iv improved and there is some hope of | his recovery, although the remedy could not be applied early in the case If is understood that the medical e,.a ternitv of the state will endeavor to amend the act concerning the prac- tiee of medicine, surgery and mld- yifery during the present session of The general assembly. Their plan is to orevent druggists from prescribing and giving medicine to customer pnIess a prescription is first pre- sented.
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