The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-02-22
MILFORD.

Feb. 20.-Following is list of new books which have been added to the Taylor library recently: The Great Stone of Lardis, by Frank R. Stockton, D 656; Mrs. Cliffs Yacht, by Frank R. tockton, D 657; A Story Teller's Park, by Frank R. Stockton, D 65S; Wayfar- ing Men, by Edwin l.. Yale; The Tri- umph of Death, by G. D. Amenzis, D 660; Romance of a Jesuit Mission, by M. B. Sanford, D 661; The Quest of the Golden Girl, by Richard l.. Gallium, D 662: A Rose of Yesterday by F. Mari on Crawford, D 663; What Maisie Knew, by Henry James, D 664; Corli- one, vol. 112, by F. Marion Crawford, D 665-66; The Lovers, by Henry F. Murriman, D 667 The Grey Lady, by Henry F. Murriman, D 66S; The Cat of Ruibastes, by G. A. Henty, D 669; The Two Captains, by Henry Clark Russell D 67O; The Kings Highway, by Amelia F. Barr, D 671; Prisoners of Con- science, by Amelia F. Barr, D 672; Salted with Fire, by George Mcdonald, D 673; A Hero in Homespun, by Will liam E. Barton, D 674; An Unsatisfac- tory Lover by Mrs. Hungerford, D 675; The Hoyden, by Mrs. Hungerford, D 676; A little Irish Girl, D 677; Peters Wife, D CTS; A Lovely Maid, D 679 The Three Graces, D 6SO;Darvrice, D 6S1; In Durance Vile, D 682; A Mental Struggle, D 6S3; Doris, D 6S4; Beatty's Daughters, D 6S5; A Maiden All For
 Mrs. Godfrey, D 6S7; Jerry, ID 6SS; Rossmoyne, D 6S9; The Dutch ess, D 690; A Modern Circe, D 69l; Molly Bawn, D 692; Any Fairy Lillian, D 69S; Phyllis, D 69S; Lady Walworth's Diamonds, D 695; A Life ofRemorse, D e96; Faith and Unfaith, D 697; Under Currents, D 69s; o Tender Dollories, D 699; Massell, D 700; Portia, D 7o1, all by Mrs. Hungerford.
 Feb. 21-The postofflce will observe the usual holiday hours tomorrow, Washtngton's birthday. from 12:30 un- til D. m.
 The remains of Edwin Tucker, who formerly resided in Milford, but recent ly at Apolachin, N. Y, and having died at that place on Friday, was brought here for burial this morning.
 The o. U. A. M. will give a soiree in the town hall tomorrow (Tuesday) evening. Admission 25c. Beautiful souvenirs will be given to those who attend.
 There is an advertised letter in the Milford postoffice for Miss Mary Hale, Woodbury.
 Wepowage lodge, I. o. o. F., will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday evening at the rooms on Broad street.
 Mrs. Charles w. Oviatt is visiting MT. and Mrs. George H. Gould at Itha- ca, N. Y.
 The lecture at the Methodist church Thursday evening will be given by Rev. Fred Saunders of Ansonia- The Sal- walton Army band will furnish music for the occasion.
 The Taylor library will be closed all day Tuesday in honor of Washington's birthday.
 A special town meeting will be held in the town hall Monday evening, Feb ruary 28, at 8 p. m., to take action upon the proposition of building in connec- tion with the Milford Street Railway company, a new iron or street bridge, near the postoffice block, and the re- moval of the present structure to some other point, or such other disposition as may be deemed advisable, and to ap- propriate the necessary amount for the same; also to lay special tax to reim- purse the treasurer of the town for all expenditures for such purposes.
 George Van Horn Womans Relief corps will meet on Tuesday evening
 Mrs. Frank M. Brown, Mrs. John W. Buckingham, Mrs. William B. Bush and Mrs Gaorpa E pIatt will rapvasep+ Isabelle lodge, Daughters of Rebecca, at the state assembly to be held in New Haven Wednesday, April IS.