The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-01-25

Brief Mention.
lter to-day, 1915 a. m.

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popular than ever; February issue at 7.
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Rev. G. H. Siebke and family wish to
thank their many friends for their
kindness and sympathy in their recent
bereavement.
David S. Gamble of F. M Brown &
Co., has been able to be at the store
little this week. He is slowly recov-
ering his strength again.
Attorney Walter S. Miller of this city
will lecture on "Lynching and How to
Prevent IT. at the Horse Guard armory
In Hartford tomorrow evening.
Smoking inside the armory at the
Junior promenade last night was pro-
hibited by order of the fire marshal In
order to lessen the danger from fire.
There will be a drawing room recital
at the home Of Mrs. Nathan Hoyt at
the corner of Howard avenue and
Spring street on February 2. 1t will be
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
society Of the Howard avenue Congre-
gational church.
At the Yale gymnasium the distin-
guished DR.. Moeller of Paris has been
entertained for several days Dr. Noel
Ter is in this country looking over it's
gymnastic institutions. He came to
Yale because it has probably the best
equipped gymnasium in America.
The entertainment which was to have
followed the regular meeting of Whit
ney lodge, No. 319, N. E. o. p, at Pyra-
mid hall last evening, was postponed
because of the death of Edward Nc
Partland, two of whose daughters are
officers Of that lodge.
Superintendent Fancher of the fire
department, who has been quite ill with
the grip again since the fire at David
III. Clark's shop, was considerably bet
ter yesterday and his. physician, DR..
Klenke, thinks he is out of danger,
though he will not be able to return to
duty for week or two.
Rector r. Fl. Gesner of Christ church.
West Haven, has just had the pleasure
of announcing to his people that the
Ladies' Aid society had been able to pay
the sum of $1,000 to the holder of the
mortgage of $4,000 on the church, thus
materially reducing both the interest
and principal.
The Winchester avenue road sent out
b circular to it's stockholders yesterday
calling for a special meeting to be held
next Saturday, January 2S, to decide
r1pon the proposed issue of debentures,
The circular says that the meeting is
called to discuss the proposed issue OF
from 5000, 900 to S25O,000 per cent. de-
bentures.
The New Haven County Pomona
grange will hold a special meeting in
Westvlle Thursday, the 26th, beginning
at half-past ten a. m. Officers for 1893
will be Installed and other business
transacted. In the afternoon literary
and musical programme will be enjoyed.
S o. Bowen master of the state grange
is expected to be present. The meeting
is held by invitation of the Woodbridge
grange.
Thomas F. Hefferman, clerk in H. j.
Steiners pharmacy, corner of Main and
Shetucket streets, has resigned his po-
sition and will accept clerkship in
Whittemore's drug store, corner State
and Edwards street, New Haven. Mr. !
Hefferman has been connected with the
store since it started in July 1892, and
has been a popular clerk with the pat
rons. Friends will regret his departure
from the city.-Norwich Record.