The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-02-20
OF LOCAL INHERENT.


 Observer Myers received a bulletin yesterday afternoon stating that anoth- CT cold wave is on the way from the west The cold weather has reached Chicago, and will be due in this city this morning. A drop of about twenty degrees was predicted,
 THE FOOT GUARD.
 MT. Benjamin E. Brown of the Foot Guard has received a congratulatory note from Frank B. Weeks, president of the Connecticut Board of Commits sioners at the Atlanta exposition, on the fine showing the Foot Guard made at Atlanta.
 WORK TICKETS.
 The usual weekly work tickets will be issued by Town Agent Baldwin on Friday morning of this week, instead of Saturday, the latter being Washing tons birthday, a public holiday.
 A PLEASANT TRIP.
 Superintendent Edward Dillon of the New Haven Water company left yes terday for two weeks trip to North Carolina.
 A WEDDING.
 Miss Emma Young and Arthur H. Whitaker were quietly married at s o'clock Tuesday evening at the newly furnished home provided by the groom for their future residence, at 9S Kim berly avenue. The Rev. w. J. Mutch, pastor of the Howard avenue Congrega- tional church, performed the ceremony. The bridesmaid was Miss Clara Me- Nichol, and Charles Parsons acted as best man.
 Those present included MT. and Mrs. Jacobson of Hartford, Charles Parsons of Norwich, Mr. and Mrs. T. o. Parsons of New York, MT. and Mrs. Charles Foster, MT. and Mrs. r. w. Watrous and daughter, Mir. and Mrs Charles Clark. MT. and Mrs H. V. Hemming, Mrs. L. P. Thomas, Mrs G. F. Kirck, Mir. and Mrs. R. w. Kirck, MT. and Mrs. Henry Smith, MT. and Mrs. Hiram Smith, MT. and Mrs. Young. Mrs. J. A. Miller, Mrs. F. s. White, Mir and Mrs. G. w. Grigg, Leon Grigg, MT. and Mrs, Charles Goodwin, the Misses Katie and Maggie Higgins Miss Josie Jenks, Miss Mamie Morris. Maurice Evris, Miss Jessie Woodruff, Ernest Manning, Hen ry Bird and Charles Greib.
 HOME FROM THE SOUTH. Charles M Walker, of. the Charles Monson company, and family, have re- turned from a two weeks stay at Old Point Comfort.
 FREE SILVER.
 Judge Joseph Sheldon will deliver a lecture on the Free and Unlimited Coinage of Silver, 16 to l." to the citizens of Baltic on the afternoon of Washing tons birthday, Saturday, February g, in the town hall. J. c. Valette of Vol untown, an old time greenbacker, and now prominent in the peoples party, has been instrumental in arranging for the lecture.
 BISHOP TIERNEY
 The anniversary of the consecration of Right Rev. Michael Tierney as bish- op of the Hartford diocese will be ob- served at St Joseph's Cathedral Satur- day
 A PATRIOTIC SERVICE.
 The members of Sterling lodge have been invited to attend the patriotic ser vice of East Rock ledge, A. o. U. w, this evening.
 MRS KINNEY ELECTED.
 At yesterday mornings session of the Daughters of the American Revolution in Washington, D. C., Mrs. Sara Thom- son Kinney of New Haven. Conn.,, was unanimously reelected as state regent. Mrs.eE. ]. Hill of Norwalk was nonin- ated for one of the national vice pres idents.
 MEMS CLUB
 The Mems club of the United church will be addressed next Sunday evening by Edward G. Porter of Boston. His theme will be "The Armenians and Their Oppressors"
 MAJOR SUCKER IGNORED.
 Major Sucher of the Second regiment c. N. G., was rendered a complimenta- ry banquet at the Sea View hotel, West Haven, Tuesday evening by Company G, Light Guard, of which he was for merly captain. Captain Bailey was toastmaster and nearly every active member was present. During the even- ing fine crayon portrait of himself was rendered the major by the com pany.