Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-13
HROOKLYN BRIEFS.

Miss Catherine Taylor of Bank street is visiting friends in New York. Get a Democrat pattern for 10 cents. See the display on second page of this paper daily.
 Work was commenced to-day dig ging up Bank street for the laying of the new sewer pipes.
 Jesse Devine of Bank street. who has been spending his vacation at Long Island, has returned home.
 The fire works display which was to have taken place last evening was | postponed on account of the weather, and 1t will take place tomorrow night. Frank Smith of North Leonard street and Frank Johnson of John street, returned to Ottawa to-day to continue their studies at Ottawa uni- versity.
 Domenica Grassi, Cancetta Jan netty, and Esuf1a Anruzzio, all natives of Sunny Italy, arrived in Waterbury yesterday and will make their home l ill this section.
 Michael Blansfeld of Poplar avenue and George Stokes of North 1 Riverside street, left this morning Tor Nashville, where they will attend Van derbilt university.
 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 the D. F. Dunphy Grocery Co.'S store.
 Despite the weather last evening a very large crowd attended the prom enade and carnival given by the Brooklyn Athletic club at their hall. This evening several new pieces for the dance music will be introduced. Don't fail to secure some of the com bination tickets before 1t it too late. l -Tenements l.e very scarce in this section and people who are thinking fof moving are hnying lots of trouble 1 in obtaining places. Several families of late who have lived in Brooklyn nearly all their lives, but who were obliged to secure larger quarters, were unable to find any in Brooklyn and sO had to take up their residence in an other section.
 If the lights that are situated along the passway from Bank street to JewelIy street were put in eondi- ton, people who have occasion @ pass that way after dark would greatly ap- preciate it. This is a very short way I for a person to reach South Main l street from Bank street when person is over that way and many people, especially the women, are afraid rc go I through there after dark without a l light, so they have to go around l At a meeting of the general com I mittee of St Patrick's parish held Sun I day afternoon many new members were added to the various committees. I The committees now appointed are: I Entertainment, Miss Daisy Lord, Miss Nora Mahaney, Miss Mary Minnahan, l Miss Sadie Cronan, Mrs Gibson, and James ColwelI; committee on music and decorating, Edward Madden, Ed ward F. Dunphy and John F. Luddy; committee on fancy work Miss Cath I erine Burns, Miss Nellie Lynch, Miss B. Reilley and the Misses Catherine l and Mary Shannahan; Ice cream and candy, Miss Mary B. Frederick, Miss l Sarah Campbell; supper committee, Mrs T. Quinn, Mrs F. Hughes, Mrs S. Mitchell, Mrs O. Herbert, Mrs J. Gun ningham, Mrs William Derwfn, Mrs l Chipman, Mrs J. Calvin, Mrs T. Fitz- maurice, Mrs Catherine Kelly, Mrs Joseph Tracy, Mrs T. Corcorkery, Mrs J. McGuinness, Mrs McKeon and Mrs Martin Mitchell
 It costs nothing to get our prices when you have drugs to buy; there is no telling what it will cost you not to do this. When in need of anything in our line try us. A. c: Walker, the druggist.