Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-18
BROOKLYN ERIE

-Dr Farrell is visiting friends in New York.
 What you have been looking for all the time. Good goods; lowest prices. E. r. Dunphy Grocery Go.
 Rocco Diorio of Bank street, who has been proprietor of the barber shop in the Mahaney building for the past few years, has sold out to John Horan.
 George Vail and Robert Walker are on hunting expedition to-day and expect to bring back more game than has been seen in this section in q long time.
 The cornice work on the Grady building has been set on the building and the roof will be put on ill few days. Two stores will be ready for occupancy by November l.
 John Witkoufski of Green street, an employe of the Scovill Mdnufactur- ing Co, smashed two of his fingers, yesterday afternoon while at work on q press. It will be some time before he will be able to resume his duties at the factory.
 The parish fair at St Joseph's Lith- uanian church is now being held on Wednesday and Thursday evenings of each week, and it will be continued for several weeks. So far 1t has proven q grand success and it is ex- pected that the parish will net neat little sum by the affair.
 If the trap door ill front of the Cfminera block on Bank street is nat repaired soon some one is liable to be injured and tue result will be law suit against the owners of the build ing. It would probably save the own CTS considerable, sum of money if they would expend few dollars in repairing the dangerous spot. .ss "A young man who was well dress ed and presented a very nice appear . ance appeared at the Brooklyn board ing house on Bank street Saturday af- ternoon and asked to be taken in as n boarder. The mistress of the place heard his story and took him ill as a common everyday boarder. The gentlemen mentioned the names of several well known residents to whom he said she could go for ref erences. He was supposed to have a position in the Farrel Foundry and gave his name as Steele. Yesterday however, he claimed to be feeling i'll, so he stayed in his room all the after noon as she supposed. After supper, when the rest of the boarders were cleaning up to go out for walk one of the boarders came down and asked who had been in his room. He claim ed he could not find his new shoes which he had bought last week. The mistress knew of no one who had been to his room, so she became inter- ested and started in to help him search for them. The shoes, however, could not be found nor could lie find his coat or several other things, in cluding diamond ring and little change he had left in one of his pock- cts After the search was made an other boarder appeared and said his trousers, collar and tie and a pair of socks had been taken from his room. The case was at once reported to the police and one of the detectives To- cated the ring in, a pawn shop on Bank street. The description of the man who appeared at the pawn shop for the loan of the ring tallied exactly with that of the new boarder. Anoth- CT thing that points to him as the guilty party is the fact that his coat and trousers were found Tn his room thrown across chair.
 You cannot find better spices than ours, dlor can you get pure spices for less than we ask. Try us and be con- vinced. 70. Walker, the druggist