Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-07-22
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.
John Malone is spending ten day

John Malone is spending ten days at Atlantic City.
 Miss Margaret HoIlihan of South Riverside street is spending a weeks vacation at Savin Rock.
 About nineteen boys and girls re ceived their first holy communion this morning at St Joseph's Lithuanian church.
 Experts on butter have declared that only the best should be used. Sage butter has no equal. We sell it D. P. Dunphy Grocery Co. Stamps? Sure.
 The Third Congregational church and Sunday school hold their annual outing tomorrow at Lake Compounce. All arrangements have been completed for an enjoyable time and it is expect ed that very large number will at tend.
 The people along Bank street were amazed this morning at seeing the sprinkling cart sprinkling the street. People were in their doorways looking after the cart, wondering what hay ! happened that brought the cart to this section. This is the first trip it has | made here this summer, although 1t was badly needed long time ago. The street is swept every morning and the 1 dust that arises is very dense. The | storekeepers are obliged to keep tnelf l doors closed all day in order to prevent l the dust from coming in and destroy l ing their stock, and they are i'll hopes l that the cart will make 3, trip here
 every day before the street is swept Mrs Wolff, who resides at gu l Charles street, met with very painful accident late yesterday afternoon She l went to the store to secure a few gro ceries and was returning with both
 arms full. Tn one hand she carried a bottle Of milk. She reached point near her H0me when she ripped on
 something and fell The bottle of milk l fell on the tar walk first smashing lnto pieces When Mrs Wolff fell her hand went heavily on the broken glass an0
 an ugly gash was inflicted. Dr Farrell
 was called~and he. found that she had 1 severed a blood vessel. It was neces' I sary to perform an operation on the I hand. which was performed this after l noon.
 Every afternoon, generally between
 4 and o'clock. q very reckless driver l drives a large gray horse along River. | l side street across Bank and stops ai l the watering trough to water his horse ] He rides the horse bareback, and ones ] he is seated on the horses back ne
 beats the animal unmercifully Wltn large strap, on the end of which IS at l tached g large brass buckle The horse gallops and 1t is wonder the l driver is not thrown off, He pays 1t | tie attention to the safety of people who are crossing the street at lne cor ner of Bank and Riverside streets, ano several persons have had narrow es I capes from being run doyn. The man ner in which he drives and beats the I horse has been the subject of mucf I attention and talk of late in this sec I ton A number of persons who nave I witnessed the way he treats the morse 1 have told him to let up on it, but then I advice is of no avail, and 1t seems t I urge him to become more daring.
 Better drugs for less money. Our j large trade has been won by protectlne
 the health and pocketbooks or oul customers Our mission is to supply
 reliable drugs and service at the low,
 est prices that our close buying ano
 large selling will permit. Our prices
 are never beaten by fair means. They
 are seldom ever matched. A. Q. Wal l ker, the druggist.