Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-10
BROOKL TN BRIEFS.

Miss Ann Kelly of Litchield is the guest of Miss Mary Stevens of Ben Mohr. M
 William Borchardt of West Por- ter street will give his help an out ing at Adams grove tomorrow.
 The new furnaces which have just been installed in the Bank street school are being given test to-day.
 Miss Ann Sherlock of Porter street has returned home after en- toying a vacation with friends in Ca naan.
 No need to destroy your hands. Good soap and washing fluid will do 1 all your work. Any brand at E. F. I Dunphy Grocery Go.
 l Tonight is the night the Brook lyn Athletic club will open up their annual promenade and carnival at their hall on Bank street. The hall is very prettily decorated and will be | opened up this evening with a regu- l lar promenade. Professor Lallier will furnish the music for the danc- l ing.
 Someone has ripped off one of | l ing from Bank street to Jewelry street and it renders the passway very dangerous, especially in the evening when it is dark. It would
 be very easy for person to pass along and not see the opening and miss his footing.
 The meeting of the general com
 mittee for the coming fair of St ! TDr %x3n rprs uf~NA @9~HN T. z1 last evening in the Lyceum, was
 largely attended and much progress was reported. More of the canvas sing books were given out and 1t was
 announced that cash prizes would be
 awarded to those who took in the
 most money on the various articles
 which are to be canvassed on.
 If the Italian who is chasing the l young girls on Ben Mohr does not let I up on 1t very soon he is apt to get in 1 trouble of a serious nature. Last l evening he chased a couple of girls 1 nearly to their doors and when one
 of the girls brothers heard of it he l quickly went out in search of the of l fender, accompanied by number l of his companions, and had they laid their hands on hirn he might have received severe drnbbing. At one time they caught sight of him,
 but were not able to catch up to him so they contented themselves 1 with throwing stones after him.
 "A large crowd gathered on the Bank street lot last evening to view l the fireworks and to listen to the l band concert. The fireworks display | was far superior to any ever seen in I the city and received much applause. l This morning high mass was cele- brated at 9 o'clock at Our Lady of 1 Lourdes church and a sermon was 1 preached in the Italian language by l Rev Father Coppo, superior of the l Salesian Fathers of New York. Spe- I cial music was furnished throughout the services by the Oftone Marine l band. The fireworks will start at l 9 o'clock this evening and the band concert at '. The celebration will l be continued oh Monday evening owing to the weather Thursday. The l band will render the following musi- cal program tHis evening: "Eietrich 1 Marcia" Creatore; "Excelsior," Ma rengo;' intermezzo; "Andalusa," peg l 70 originate, Ortone; "Rigoletto,' 2
 Verdi; intermezzo; clarinet duet, J. l V. Biancard and Gaeno Genaile;
 tMefdstofele,' Botto; intermezZo;
 ''Tuth in Festa,'' pezzo, Carattertis-
 tico.
 It's not only a satisfaction to know how hot it is but this kind of wealth CT safety demands that you know. It is easy to know when you can get thermometers at our prfces-10 cents up. A. c. Walker, Druggist