Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-17
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

Mrs Maurice Walsh of South Riverside street is spending yacas
 tion in New Haven.
 Miss Helen Martel of Washington
 avenue and Miss Nora Persavage of
 John street will leave tomorrow on an
 extended trip to St Louis.
 Mrs John P. Rowe and daughter of John street have returned, after spending a two weeks vacation with relatives i'll New York.
 The three nieces of MT and Mrs Udelowitz, who have been stopping at the home of their uncle, 593 North Riverside street, have returned to New York.
 Heinz made his reputation in the pickling line. Do your own pickling.
 All kinds of spices and pure vinegar at E. P. Dunphy's Grocery Co,
 Stamps
 There was a brilliant marriage
 ceremony at St Patrick's church this
 morning, the contracting parties be- ing Miss Mary Lawlor, sister of At torney James R. Lawlor, and Thomas
 G. Smith, prominent member of tho
 local trades council of this city A
 large number of relatives and friends
 from different parts of the town were
 present. The couple entered the
 church to the melody of NIendeissohns
 wedding march, which was beautiful-
 ly rendered by the organist, Mrs
 George A. Gibson Rev Father Glee- son was the officiating clergyman and
 also celebrated the nuptial mass. Dur dng the service Mrs Fox was heard to good advantage In q solo from the choir gallery. Miss Annie Lawlor.
 sister of the bride, 2 teacher at rha er1-r onS
 or, and Francis McGrath acted aq
 best man. The bride and maid of
 honor wore costumes of white French
 lawn trimmed with lace, and wore picture hats. The bride carried u
 handsome prayer book and the maid of honor a bouquet of pink roses. A reception was held at the home of the brides mother, Mrs Peter Lawlor, on South Wilson street, where many friends and neighbors offered con. gratulations. MT and Mrs Smith left 7 for wedding tour to Providence On their return they will commence Housekeeping on River street, where
 they have a comfortably furnished
 home, many of the articles being to- kens of esteem from relatives ana friends. The young couple are we'll and favorably known in Waterbury and a big delegation accompanied them to the railroad station and gave them big send-off.
 -Mago Sheehan of Edward street appeared before the board of public works last night and called attention to the Condition of the street, which must have annoyed Engineer Cairns. He found fault with the grade and
 stated that if worked to what the stakes call for the street will be high
 CT than the Barnard school and above the wall that skirts Riverside ceine- tery. part of a proposed retaining wall is built and is a menace to life and limb. One of Mir Sheehan's boys fell off 1t last week and received a wound in his head that required seven stitches. A good deal of work was
 done on the job last fall, but since then nothing has been done towards completing the job and the street is in such shape that it is dangerous to go through 1t even in broad daylight The stones that were not used last fall are still where they were dumped
 out of the carts, rendering it well nigh impossible to getl through without col. lidfng with one of them and breaking your bones. This is a job that has been hanging fire for years, but chief
 ly through the efforts of MT Sheehan the city laid it out some time ago and did great deal of work on it last year. the understanding being that il
 would be finished and sidewalks laid
 this season. The plan called for a
 railing on the top of the wall which
 would prevent children from making stamping ground of it. It seems that the present administration forgot all about it and it would be well for Mir Sheehan to keep this in mind the next time he gets after them. Mir Goss said last night that the street never should have been accepted and that he thought it would be good plan to
 discontinue it from about midway and
 let it stand there as a blind alley, but
 upon second thought the commissioned
 said that it was no worse than Fifth
 street. The whole plan for the street was prepared by MT Cairns and was considered the very best thing that could be done there considering the
 steep grade of the roadway near Alder street
 About ninety-fiye people out of every hundred should be using our
 Antiseptic Foot Powder these days
 Tn order that its merits may be more widely tested we shall sell 1t for three days at 1S cents a package, regular price 25 cents. Only one package to
 person. This offer will not be repeat
 ed this season. A. 0. Walker, IOd
 Bank street