The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-02-18
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Brief Mention.

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 Farm for sale cheap-R. E. Baldwin.
 The mercury dropped to 49 below zero at Saranac Lake Sunday night.
 Loans and insurance furnished by Charles Wilson & O., 42 Church street.
 The annual masquerade of Cappallo's dancing school will be held in Harugari hall last night.
 A delightful card party was given by Mrs. F. L. Bigelow at her residence on Whitney avenue last evening.
 Do you want to make $10o per month? If so, attend Gaffey's Night School. Sure thing. Only costs 25 cents.
 The annual exhibition and dance of the Germania Bicycle club will be held In Harugari hall this evening.
 Do you want splendid position? If so, attend Gaffey's Night School. No failures. Only costs 25 cents.
 has returned from a visit with her daughter Mrs. Ulysses Clark of New Haven.
 Do you want business of your own? If so, attend Gaffey's Night School. Success certain. Only costs 25 cents.
 An important board meeting of the New Haven Retail Merchants associa- ton will be held tomorrow (Wednes- day) at 9:30 a. m.
 Plenty of ice again and good skat- ing. Despite the frigid atmosphere yes- terday there was quite large batch Of skaters at Lake Whitney.
 Rising temperature to-day and de- cidedly warmer tomorrow" says the weather report. Last night at 11:30 the thermometer recorded only above zero.
 Rev. Saul O. Curtice, pastor of the Washington Park M E. church. Bridge port, has been invited to become the pastor of the First Place church in Brooklyn.
 Miss Alice c. Buttricks of this city, soprano, and Frank Kelly of Walling- ford, tenor, have been re-engaged to sing in the Main street Baptist church quartet in Meriden.
 MT. Dana of the New York Sun has accepted an invitation from the New Haven Historical society to deliver an address on Abraham Lincoln and His Cabinet There seems to be a revival of public interest in this subject, and Dana's life in Washington during the war enables him to do it full justice,- Hartford Times.
 Captain Murray who has been in charge of the United States recruiting station here since August, has been or dered to Brown university, where he will be professor of military science and tactics. He will hold position similar to that held by Captain Petit at Yale. The recruiting station here will be abandoned.
 Mrs. Henry A. Davenport of Bridge port will give a series of Lenten lec- lures in this city on Tuesday after moons, March 3, 10, r and 24. The lec- lures will be given under the auspices of the Sanctuary chapter of Christ church. Mrs. Davenport was guest of honor at the tea given last Tuesday af- ternoon in New Haven by Mrs. Wilbur F. Day.
 Yesterdays Bridgeport Standard says: Miss Hattie French, daughter of Mrs. Ida French, widow of the late Eb- enezer French, has joined the Wilbur Opera company and left with them this morning for New Haven. Miss French appeared on the stage in this city dur ing the last two performances, but was not recognized by her friends. She is twenty-one years of age and a bru- nette.
 Rev. Arthur H. Goodenough of New Rochelle preached in the NJ. D. church yesterday in exchange with the pastor. 4 number of years ago, when young man, Mir. Goodenough was pastor of the church at High Ridge, in this town, his first charge in America, for he is an Englishman by birth. He has develop ed into one of the best preachers in New York East conference, and has held appointments in its leading churches.-Stamford Advocate.