The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-01-01
LOCAL NE WS.
Brief Mention.

"A Iidppy NEW ISdL lU dll'
 High water to-day at I0:56 q. m.
 Huyler's candies tt Hewitt's.
 Buy a house-R F. Baldwin.
 GnowShovels, Bradley. Damn. Darlington.
 Loans and insurance furnished by Charles Wilson & Co, 42 Church street.
 The Misses Lettie and Josephine shumway of Norwalk have returned from visit
 Lamp Inspector Henry Hopkins was out for a short time yesterday morn ing. He is feeling much better, but is still very weak.
 By the will of Mrs. John M. Kendrick of Waterbury her entire estate is be- sAaueathed to her son, Greene Kendrick, ;Esvho is also named as executor.
 The Rev. Otis J. Range, who repre- genSHA Guilford in the legislature last winte7sShas accepted pastorate at southbufg, New Haven county.
 Rev. DrssN. W. McLane and wife of Plymouth church will receive to-day from until SNp. m. Refreshments will be served, being furnished by Bradley, the caterer.
 Harmony lodge, I. 0. o. r., elected the following officers last night: N. G. Walter Pond; V. G., J. Logiler; sec retary, G. N. Moses; treasurer, John B. Clemmons.
 Mir and Mrs. Harvey Peck of Nor walk have returned hi0me from a visit in New Haven, accompanied by Mir and Mrs. Louis Conklin, who will make them a short visit
 The installation of officers of Alfred H. Hall council, F. A., of Meriden, win take place this evening. Deputy Grand Regent Connors of New Haven will officiate at the exercises, after which a supper will be served.
 A spread will be served at the Grad rates' club this evening. Hon. Andrew D. White, ex-minister to Russia, will talk before the club on the evening of January Il on some changes that have taken place in that country during the last thirty years.
 The members of the Quinnipiac club were delightfully."- entertained last even- ing by Marshall P. Wilder, the program also including capital slight of hand per- forming by Henry M Duncan, and singing by Graham Reed, the baritone, MT. R. E. Helms presiding at the piano.
 The Christmas dinner at the New Haven House .4aving been so thoroughly appreciated, another, after the same order, will be served tonight between the hours of and S.p. n.. at the Tegu- lar price, one dollar. Entire tables, or single seats. will be reserved if applied for in advance at the office
 MT. Edward L. Linsley of this citss will be the installing officer at the in stailation Of the new officers of B. H. Webb council, Royal Arcanum, in Hartford. this evening. MT. R. H. AL berts, grand secretary of New Jersey, and members of the supreme council will be in attendance. There will be fnitiation, presentation of jewels and en- tertainment in the banquet rooms.
 Yesterdays NorwaIk Sentinel says: Grace D. Hall of Norwalk and Herbert l. Wilson drove to Lewisboro fast Ia bor day and were quietly married by the Rev. D. M. Stevenson. The news of the marriage leaked out yesterday, when Mrs. Wilson left Norwalk to join her husband at New Haven, where he is employed as a motornlan on the West Haven trolley line. Mrs. Wilson is a daughter Of Mrs. Mary Hoyt of Hoyt street.
 Yesterdays Hartford Post says: Dep utv Supreme Protector II, 5. Miller of aferiden arrived in this city last even- ing, having put the wheels in motion for a new lodge of that order i'll New Haven. He also has new lodge under way in this city and is being assisted in the work by Messrs. Barwald, Ray and Burges. Mir. Miller reports the Knights and Ladies of Honor in a most prosperous and growing condition, hav- ing an increase of nearly 2Q,000 members She past year.