The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-14
BRIEF MENTION.
High water to-day, 11:2S p. m.

At a meeting of the board of health which will be held this afternoon, it is expected that John Gibbons of the Eighth ward will be elected food and milk inspector to succeed Philip L. Frederick
 Complaint has been made by George S. Tice of Goffe street to County Health Officer Hoadley against conditions which he says exist at the laundry of Edward G. w. Gilbert at the corner of Orchard and Goffe streets.
 George D. Watrous, administrator of the estate of the late Maud M. S. An geli. has sold to Colin M. Ingersoll. an undivided one-fourth interest in the house and lot at S5 Trumbun street. The land has fronage of eighty feet. The deed of sale was recorded in the town clerks office yesterday
 The postponed song recital of the Motherhood club of Pilgrim church is to be given on Monday evening, June 20 Miss Kate Lee Lewis will give the en- tire programme of Tennyson's songs and the Motherhood club invites all of
 
 evenings programme and social.
 A goodly delegation of New Haven druggists with their wives and sweet hearts went to Hartford yesterday morning to attend the annual conyen- tio11, which is in progress there. Messrs. Fleischner and Colonel John w. Lowe of this city, delegates from the Con- necticut association of Retail Drug gists, held at Washington, D. C., made a report upon their trip.
 The faculty of the Sheffield Scientific school is interested in the case of the students of that department who were arrested early Saturday, morning and whose cases are now being investigated. The students say that they can disproye the charges. If they can, no action will be taken. If they cannot, and the statements about the affair are proved to be true, the young men are not like ly to get their diplomas.
 The seventy-fourth annual meeting of the American Institute of Instruction will be held at Bethlehem, N. H.. Julv D, ., {, and 8. At the second days ses- sion Professor E. H. Sheath of Yale will speak on "Ethical Elements in Education" Superintendent Beede will speak before the department of sec- ondary education on ''The Attitude of High School Teachers Toward the Work of First Year Pupils"
 All interested in Grace hospital are cordially invited to attend the annual donation reception on the lawn of inc hospital on Thursday next from to 6 o'clock. Any gifts of money, table cloths, napkins bath towels, or individ- ual dishes will be most acceptable. The regular monthly meeting of the wo- naan's board will be held on the same afternoon at o'clock. If stormy, both affairs will be postponed until the next pleasant day.
 The directors of the Connecticut As- sociation of Civil Engineers held a meeting in this city yesterday for the purpose of arranging for the annual summer meeting of the society. It is likely that this meeting will be held in this city. The president of the associa- ton is John K. Punderford, general manager of the Fair Haven and Vest vile railroad, and the secretary is J. E. Jackson, a civil engineer in the em- ploy of the city.
 Captain Samuel A. Smoke, manager of the Yale dining club, has received a lengthy testimonial from the walters who are in his employ at the dining hall. It was drawn up in most elab- crate fashion, and has the signatures of a committee of men representing the walters, signed at the foot. The letter is one of thanks from the men for the manner in which they have been treated during the year. It specifically thanks him for the way in which he treated and supported them during the recent trouble at the hall with the striking walters.
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