Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-27
BROOKL YN BRIEFS.

Mrs John Drayer and her daugh- ter Laura of Drayer avenue are en- toying a two weeks vacation at Mill ford Point.
 Miss Louise Malone of Bank street is home after spending an ex. tended vacation in New York, Boston and Philadelphia.
 A daughter was born yesterday to MT and Mrs John Doran of Poplar avenue.
 Most everybody likes good olives. We have any kind you like, any price. E. P. Dunphy Grocery Go.
 Miss Anna Wheelahan and Miss Mamie Madden of North Riverside street are visiting friends in New Haven.
 John Johnson and Edward Loughman have returned home after seeing the sights at Atlantic City,
 Many of the residents of North Riverside street are now enjoying the comforts of having gas in their homes, and many more will be con- nected in a short time. The gas main was laid on the street during the present week.
 The number of dogs in Brooklyn seems to be diminishing very rapidly. During the week three or four dogs were shot and couple more met with accidents that ended their life. To day dog was running along the road on Bank street and was run down by a heavy truck, the wheels passing over the dogs neck and killing 1t al- most instantly.
 "A Lithuanian boy about four years of age had a miraculous escape from being run over and probably be- ing fatally injured at about 5:3O o'clock yesterday afternoon on North Leonard street. A milk peddler named Blackman, who resides at 6O5 North Riverside street, was coming along Bank street and turned into North Leonard street. The child was on the street and the driver did not see him in time to avoid striking him. The horse just touched the child and knocked him over. As soon as the driver saw the boy he pulled up on his reins with great strength and broke one of them. The horse stop ped short and lucky he did, for had he taken a couple of more steps the I wagon, which was heavily laden with milk cans and ice, would have passed over the youngsters body and proba- l bly, crushed out his life. The driver l jumped from the team, picked the boy up and brought him home. He was uninjured.
 | At a largely attended meeting of the general committee of St Patrick's parish held last evening in the Lg. | ceum the various committees report ed much progress in their work in making arrangements for their com ing fair which will open in the Ly- ceum on October and will cont1nut for seven nights. An entertainment committee consisting of Mrs G. GIu- son, Miss Catherine Shannahan, Miss l Daisy Lord, Miss Nora Mananey Miss Mfnihan, and Arthur O'Brien and a press committee consisting ol Edward P. Dunphy, John M Temple and Michael Mahan were appointed l The fair this year will far surryass anything of it's kind ever given by 1 the parish. Many new features and novelties which have never before been seen in this cty will be intro duced. The fair will open up with an old time barn dance that will out class any that have ever been held in Waterbury, Another feature of the entertainment which will be provided is the only original "Lolly Pop Girl, J which they will give the public an op. portunity of seeing each evening dur. ing the fair. The next meeting will be held September 3.
 Hot, tired and blistered feet are made cool and comfortable with oul Foot Relief. Costs only 15. cents. A c. Walker.