The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-05-18
Local Weather Report.
Brief Mention.

Two-family house $2,600-R.E D. Baldwin Miss Coe of Plainville. who is attend ing the May festival, is the guest of Mrs. Veitch of WestvilIe.
 The Hillhouse high school team and the MiddIetown team play baseball on Pameacha Park, Middletown, to-day.
 The Y. M. c. A. Bicycle clubs of An Sonia, Derby, Naugatuck and Water bury will take club runs next Friday evening to Seymour.
 While in Washington this week Colo nel Burpee is the guest of Colonel Tyler of the Third regiment, who has apart ments on I street.
 Miss Georgia Grace Smith of Brook lyn, who is to sing to-day at one of the May festival concerts is visiting her aunt on York Square.
 Arthur Dali of Lansing, Mich, a classmate and friend of William F. Dickerman, deceased, is visiting the Rev. w. F. Dickerman at 276 Orange street.
 The Philharmonic society of New Britain will have special train to this city this evening in order to enjoy the music teachers programme for this evening.
 Revs. P. F. McAlehney and A. Van Dppen of the Catholic school board, came from Meriden to the city yester- day morning and examined the Sacred Heart school.
 Giles Potter of this city, agent of the state board of education, is in town looking up the records of truants and children whose parents neglect to send them to school.
 Captain Howard A. Giddings and the brigade signal corps of Connecticut have been accepted for active service in the volunteer army, and will prob- ably be called at once.
 Fred H. Warren of this city is talk ing the place as stenographer for the Coe Brass Go. of Ansonia, of Lieuten- ant Daniel M. Goodridge, who is serv- ing on the warlike Wyandotte.
 George Streit, formerly of the Second Regiment band of this city, now soloist of Seidls orchestra, New York, was one of the players in the orchestra at the Hyperion last night at the production of the opera Martha
 Captain ]. N. Coe, formerly of New Haven, superintendent of the Soldiers Home at Noroton, and Dr. S. G. Brown son, physician in charge of the home, are in the city for a pleasure visit of a week, accompanied by Mrs. Coe and Mrs. Brownson.
 The Columbian social clubs trolley ride, which was postponed from the 11th of May will be given this evening at o'clock, starting from the green. The ride will be taken in car S2 of the Winchester avenue line. A short in- Formal dance will be given at Wood mont.
 President Henry l.. Hotchkiss sof the b. Candee Rubber Go. attended the an- . nuaI meeting of the United States Rub- Der Co., held yesterday in New Bruns- wick, N. J., and after the meeting left to inspect his summer resort in the Adirondacks. He will return probably next Saturday evening.
 The Meriden committee which was appointed to look into the matter of golf and the organization or coun- try club in that city held meeting Monday night at the Home club. The committee consists of Dr. B. T. Brad street, Dr. E. W. Pierce, Dr. H. A. Meeks, Floyd Curtis and L. c. Parker, and they will visit New Haven shortly to visit the golf links here.
 Yesterdays New Britain Herald says "It is believed that second at tempt to burglarize the residence of N. IA. Hooker (of the Hooker Carriage company, New Haven) at Brookside was made last evening. The coach man, Thomas Hannon, on returning from a trip to New Haven, where he had been since Sunday morning, found the cellar door had been broken open. The cellar had been searched by the thieves. but a nasty inventory discov- cred that uo articles of value were missing.