Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-13
BROOKLYN BRIEFS

Miss Rose BegnaI, who has been enjoying q weeks vacation with her family on south Leonard street. will return tomorrow to Trenton. N. J.. Where in ole of the local hospitals she Is preparing herself for the profession of q trained nurse.
 The committee from various or ganiZationS in the city, which has in rhar&" the arrau%cmCntS for the bene- llC to De given in the City hall next sunday evening in behalf of Thomas Mlllef' %N-regiStr;lr of voters, has met several times and has received reports which indicate that the City bali will ne filled next sunday night. The com lhlttee haS been for several days ar ranging the details for the entertain iheEl, aiid as result the best Of talent Will be heard from on that evening. The residents of this part of the | loWh are almost as much interested in Iii" matter of gates at the Porter street crossing as they are about the extension of Liberty street to Benedict %'F'tt- n" place is so dark during 1 the 1iiGtlt time that it isl practically i'm ioSNi!'l' for pedestrians to sec thpi,. l Way ana they think that pending ac- | 'oh on the question of gates at this i!olit tIr' city ought tO put an electric h&iH there. This i:a good suggestion ah" Commissioner Mallancy. of the board of public works should keep if 1 III lnInd and call attention to it at the ! next meeting.
 Ih" ivy" nights fair of the ladies l "i th" Third Congregational cbI1rch was opened last night in tlr lecture room o1 the church. q large audience hEll% present. Tl,. supper. which i Was served at i o'r!t.ii. W;ls T enlnn- ulb one amt WaS rviishrl by T yo0,jly honl'eF. The many useful and fancy articles Which were un sale at nretty n''lHS, presided over by fair and oblig- Ii'S young latti"N. suited thc taste of !,F most lHStltIou>' and neat sum NaS h"lted from their sale. Tho fair. VIII clos" tonight. and it is expected lnat even q larger number than last hl%li will hr present.
 -"I want tu cou~ratl,Iatn vo,1 nao. l,l"' |;'!d T iT:siUvMt Uf thi>, Srction to tli' H';tA oi the Brooklyn briefs today.
 i"E it" NEaHu the p:!Tpr has taken on | '';' i-H''ftH street matter. I hope the ;I"'rtn"H will Iu0I, at 1hp ul!o4tjon in 'tt fl%hf light and order the board of | ""i" VOTES jn proceed with the work 't! c'fh"St possible opportunity. and IT 1iI~ should M0i be deemed a,iyis,- ,,'r, then let 1ls have the sinking fnnJ
 TOT lI!r first time i'll several years
 ti'fr seems t0 he a luaiulity of tho n."ln"tlN of tl!r city government in l"NHr "f tA" project and for that rc.- >"h consider ii q very opDort11nn ;i!i'" 'o talk" hold Of it. l don't think .h" public cares which street they rn+
 tHt they are sadly in need of one o+ S'tln and line longer the thing is .ln- laErd ii" mere it will cost. If tbc N"iI hab been pushed through twelve CT HIiFph years ago it could have boon "''e Tor les han half what it will cost HOW "hd thc "HpeuSc will l:, on the i1l- |"I,' very H";'l- There k nothing i'iL Tor inr ppuDlc to d., iii the nrrp1- l<|%. They have eXhau>tcd 1bejr now CTS m that direction. so that il is mn I" ii" city boards. The largest nnti- tIon on 1il" in the city clerks nttira i,'iE'lilS to this matter. thn SiancrS 'itF'tp faNinC Eron secured throne h lii" efforts of jlr late Father Durr7n Ai'i Tom Kelly and others. who saw .it' ht'Hl 0t a street there wears 1ro
 T" p"lIT.oH W;iS presented to tho ,j1- i:i'iI'fS iE Daniel H. Gregory. at thgt I!h!' "n alderman from the third ward
 anu WA~ SO ililky that AIr Gregory la1 ! to cali Eii)n assistance, tn hrlp liil ,.,,.- lH It :" u" Civ hail. ! mppfj,,n thiS
 10 show Ehaf this Liberty street nlIt-
 ter K no nrW thing and to remind tho
 powers thut ho hat it has got to cc,nn Sooi'r "i' later and that lie sooner he i'tJ"G1 i.> iAI"n hold of tlt. hritrr eFtiNhody VIII like it. K2cn un 1h.,
 "S''a'Ion anf we'll Grt the street."