Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-14
BROOKL YN BRIEFS.

Mrs Ward and family of Drayer avenue will remove to Bridgeport to- morrow.
 Timothy Lahey of Bank street, left to-day for New York, whence he will sail on Friday for Ireland.
 Frank Mcdonald, formerly chef at the Brooklyn hotel is spending few days in town. He is on his way to Boston.
 A young man named Schick, who lives on Third street, had three fingers cut off while working at the Water bury Brass mill yesterday.
 What is the use of looking for bar gains that don't exist. Nobody gets something for nothing. When you want your moneys worth call at tho R. F Dunphy Grocery Co.'S store. | The beautiful flower garden at the 1 side of the office building of1the Plume & Atwood company, attracts much at tention from passersby and is the sub l ject of many favorable comments.
 Louis, the two years old daughter of Louis Jannetty of Riverside street, fell down flight of stairs at her home yesterday afternoon. Besides a few bruises and a deep gash on the chin, the escaped without any injuries.
 If the weather is favorable to- night, there will be band concert and grand display of fireworks in the va cant lot on Bank street, adjoining the powerhouse If the weather is inclem- ent the festivities will be postponed until Saturday.
 Bank street is again being dug up and consequently traffic is being more or less hampered. This time the street is being dug up in order to lay sewer pipes. The pipes are laid in the middle of the street, underneath the trolley tracks, and therefore the rails must be taken up. Passengers on trolley cars must transfer at the bridge.
 Nicola Jamele of Bank street has l engaged Attorney James Russell to de- fend the suit for islander brought against him by Attorney Bauby in the interests of Salvatore Di Napoli, editor and publisher of the local Italian pn- per. Di Nappoli is suing JameIe for 1,5OO damages on account of m ar- t1cle which the former alleges that the latter had printed in a New York l newspaper concerning him. Attorney 1 Devlne was first secured as counsel for Jamele, but he was unable to con tinue with the case, owing to the open l ing of school.
 l -The attendance at the carnival of the Brooklyn Athletic club last night was the largest of the week. The large crowd had expected good time and their hopes and expectations were realized. A merry time prevailed. | Fine music was furnished for the dancing, and the floor was in excellent condition. Several special features have been announced for tonight and | lora For a few cents anybody can spend a pleasant evening It is not like other l fairs, where there is an army ot can vassers. Be sure and attend tonight. James Buckley, a man about I 27 years of age, was found lying un- conscious in room at his residence in Ansonia few days ago by persons who had heard the report of revolver I and had rushed to the room to see what had happened. Blood was flow | ing from a slight wound in the head where the bullet had graZed the scalp. 1t is not known whether the shooting was accidental or intentional Buck ley, who formerly lived in this city and l conducted cobbling shop in Ramps block on Bank street, opposite the I school, claims that it was accidental. Others, however, claim that Buckley tried to commit suicide, because his at tentions to young lady, who lives in the Ciminera building, had been dis couraged by the father of the girl.
 Buckley loved the girl very much, and the girl liked him, but the father stern ly opposed any suggestion of matri- monial venture.
 It costs nothing to get our prices
 when you have drugs to buy; there is . | @ +[, do this. When in need of anything
 in our line try us. A. c. Walker, the fdruggist.