The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-19
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The Talcott Forge Works Will be Sold at
 Auction February 16-AnnuaI Meeting of
 Home Council, No. 5, E. of R., Held Last
 Night-The Peoples' Course Proved
 Financial Success.
 The Talcott Forge works on the Quir,- nipiac river. near Carmargo bridge, if not disposed of before. will be sold at auction February 16.. There is quite water front to the' property and when the works are operated again 1t Is be-E lieved a, wharf will be built. If the coal and other supplies are received by the river then the new drawbridge will not have been a mistaken enterprise. Many people are prophesying that the draw will be but little used, while oth- CTS say that there will in a few years be extensive wharf privileges above the bridge. Es 4S Ss5
 The officers of East, Haven grange were'installed last evening by Robert o. \ Eaton. After the installation an oy-S ster supper was served, followed by dancing.~. .ls
 Captain Luzerne uudington Is receiv- ing congratulations3u upon his election to the majorship of the Horse Guard Ills friends say he Is fully. entitled to the promotion, as he has labored many years for the welfare of the company.
 Rev. Dr. Hart, formerly pastor of the Grand avenue Congregational church, has been visiting relatives in this city. pr. Hart's health is very good this win ter.
 The annual meeting of Home council, No 5,. Brotherhood of Relief, will be- held this evening at the residence of w. F. Hubbard, "A Grand avenue
 A gathering of considerable irrport- ance to the Epworth league chapters of this city will be held at the Grand ave- nue Congregational church this evening" It will be the monthly meeting of the New Haven Christian @Endeavor union. The exercises will include some quar- tette singing by Mrs. Clara Okerson, soprano; Miss M. Frances Sharpe, alto; MT. Fred Post, tenor, and MT, Samuel Seviere, bass Members of the Grand; avenue Christian Endeavor society WilI welcome the visitors from the other societies M
 The friends of pr. c. B. Adams will be pleased to know that he is improve ing. There was a. consultation of piiY-l sicians in. his case last week. While the improvement is not rapid, there has been steady gain in his condition for several days. His attendants hope he will be able to go south within few days. &
 The committee in charge of the peo- ple's course of entertainments given at the Grand avenue Congregational church have settled the accounts andss find the net profits to have been $185s The profits were not quite as large as; in some previous years, as the ex- penses were more this year $
 Mr., and Mrs. Arthur B. Hunt pf New London have been visiting MT and Mrs. Henry Kay of 92 Townsend avenue.
 L.. J. Mundelin, chairman of the comEE mittee on entertainment of East Rock lodge, No. 3S, A. O. U. w., announcesI that the coronation of officers for 1928 will take place on Thursday evening. Deputy E. E. Mix and staff will insta Opportunity to partake of sandwichesy coffee and cigars. Material and enter taining features. Effervescent eIo-1 quence and wit. Addresses <by J. C..| Gallagher, R. B. Farren and Walter Leigh.