Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-13
BROOKLYN BRIEFS

Wesley Green of Alder street. who has been seriously i'll for two weeks is recovering.
 -Dr Anzulaitis of New Britain, a former resident of this section, was in town to-day
 The annual sermon to the mem- hers of the Patriotic Sons of America will be preached by the Rev B. r. Root at the Third Congregational church tomorrow evening at 7:3O
 All the teachers at the Town Plot school have been re-appointed for next year, so that there will be no vacan- caes. The district committeeman has been receiving so many applications for positions from teachers that he thought it best to have the above an- nouncement made.
 The marriage of Thomas W. Kahl or this section and Miss Phoebe Eure- ka or East Main street has just bees made public. They were married in Melibrook, New York, June 9, by the Rev w.. F. Ottarson. They will be at home to their friends at 363 South Leonard street after June 23.
 A new water main is being placed in Bank street from Porter to Third streets. The water connection be- tween these places is being discontin- ued for today, There was not enough water to run the brewery plant so a line of hose was brought, from the Git zens' Engine house ands fastened onto the hydralrt at Porter street and thus water was supplied to the brewery.
 --Tle drivers of teams who try to use Bank street are finding much to complain of in the way in which the laborers, who are re-laying the pave ment on that street between the troll ley tracks, are blocking traffic. Paving blocks are scattered all over both sides of the street and teamsters have hard time in driving by. There is no need whatsoever of scattering the stones in such a manner and the nuisance should be abated at once.
 At the 10:30 service at the Third Congregational church tomorrow morning the@annual children's day ex- ercises will be held The following program will be@rendered Organ vol tary; procesionaI, s Onward, Christian Soldiers;;" Invocation, pastor; song, "Children's Day. Sunday school; reel tations "Children's Day" Miss Jack sons class; "Child of Nazareth" Mrs Schiller; Christian Soldier" Benjamin Erk; song, Come. o Comev' Sunday school; address of welcome, superin- tendent of Sunday school; hymn, con- gregation, BOP; baptism of children; scripture, Luke x: 25-37; offering for Sunday school missionary society; song, Shine, Little Sunbeam," 10 boys, age 10 years; recitation, "The Kind Raindrops,' Lenore Northey, Lizzie Fell Agnes Currie; Helping Mother James McKellar, Clifford Ward, Clarence Walden, George Ras- mussen; song, "Just Little Pansy," Miss Jackson's class; recitations, "One Little Star" Eddie Erk; ,''The Child Jesus," Lefma Denker; "A Soldier" Howard Wood, Lester Symonds; song Savior Lead Me Day By Day." Sun day school; recitation, primary depart ment, six boys and six girls; solo by Master John Haynor; "Gentleness, Kindness and Patience" hymn, con gregation, 167: benediction, pastor, Rev B. F. Root.
 This warm and dry weather is apt to make persons dry and thirsty, When persons feel thus they should at once seek a remedy for the benefit of their health. The best remedy is those temperance drinks which are sold at A. c. Walkers drug store. Here the finest soda is sold. the best of fruit juices being used. The ice cream soda is delicious.