The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-02-14
Local Weather Report. New Haven, Feb. IS, 1901.
Brief Mention.


 Order your valentine boxes of cut
 flowers to-day at Champions.
 Michael Joyce, who has been critically
 i'll with neuralgia of the heart, is still
 seriously i'll at his residence, No. 69 Clay < street.
 Mrs. Hill, the wife of Congressman Hill. gave her last at home of the sea- son at the Cochran in Washington Tues day afternoon.
 Judge Lynde Harrison was guest at the Lincoln day dinner of the Republi- can club at the Waldorf hotel New York Tuesday night.
 During the several services of Sunday and Monday evening at the Georgetown church Rev. MT. Beach, pastor of the church, was assisted by MT. Arthur, of this city.
 The Rev. w. J. Slocum of Waterbury, formerly of St. Patrick's church, this city, and the Rev. J. J. Curtin of Wa sterbury, are staying for time at Su- wannee Springs. Fla.
 Burglars broke into the railroad sta ton at Mystic early yesterday morning and carried off about $50 in cash. The safe door was blown off its hinges and went through window onto the rail- road tracks, and the whole office was badly wrecked.
 The Blues will hold a regular drill at the armory this evening. The commits sions of the officers recently elected are expected to arrive here this morning from Hartford To-nights drill will be the first under Captain Isbell since he was chosen head of the company.
 Hugh Doherty, formerly of this city, but now residing in Newark, N. J., is spending few days at the home of his sisters on Sylvan avenue. MT. Doherty never looked better, and his many friends in this city will welcome him back and wish he had come to stay. A building permit was issued yester- day by Fire Marshal Gladwin to Patrick SO'Keefe to erece at the corner of Starr and Newhall streets two-story frame house, the first floor to be store and ]. the second a tenement. The cost will ebA about $2,500. Richard Heft is to do xl1e JOlner WOrk.
 Rev. A. P. Miller, pastor of the Lin- coin Memorial church, Washington, D. C., who has been visiting New Haven friends this week, returns to Washing ton to-day MT. Miller was in recent wears pastor of the Dixwell avenue Con- gregational church and editor of the Banner, which was published here for time.
 J. D. Dewell, agent for the new i've masted schooner that is to be built at Mystic, is receiving the first assess ments for the payment. The assessment is for one-f1fth. The vessel will cost about $85,00O and the present assess ment will amount to $17,00O. He receiv- ed two assessments yesterday. They must be paid by February 20.
 St. Valentines day comes to-day. Ac- | cording to tradition this is the day when love-lorn folk of every persuasion | send fetching epgrams to each other. Practically in these days it is time when women and children buy curious productions of the stationers' art pref erably adorned with cupids and hearts, revealing insipid verses within.
 At the marriage of Clarence Strouse. | of the Strouse, Adler company, at Sher- ry's, New York city, Tuesday, quite party of New Haven relatives and friends were present. The party includ- ed MT. and Mrs. Harry w. Asher, Miss Asher H. Marcus, Miss Ida Marcus, Mir. Greenbaum, Mrs Sarah Greenbaum, Colonel and Mrs. Ullman and MT. and Mrs. F. M. Adler.
 In Bridgeport Tuesday evening I. w. Birdseye celebrated Lincoln's birthday by inviting the members of the annual committee to meet the officers of the state board, Sons Of the Ameri- can Revolution, at his home. The rooms were lavishly decorated in honor of the and a fine banquet was served Jonathan Trumbull, president of the s. A. R., made an address. Among the other out-of-town guests were Judge Hotchkiss, of this city, and Charles c. Stone, the state secretary of the associ- ation of Hartford.
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