Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-15
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

-buWaru Parker, clerk at Walk
 CTS, will leave shortly for the Alban,
 medical school to resume his studio,
 khere
 Katharine Mahapey of Bank stree
 has accepted a position at the Bucks
 Hill school.
 | Edward Hannon of South Leonard
 street is spending a two weeks yaca
 ton at Niagara Falls.
 l Francis Kelley of Lafayette street
 while playing in the street yesterday
 was knocked down and run over by
 a bakery wagon driven by Llthuan,
 ian. The driver started to go off with
 out even stopping to inquire about the
 young fellows injuries, but one of the
 women of the locality who saw the ac,
 cident rushed out and made him go
 back and see how the child was. After
 he did this she gave him beautiful | lecture telling him what she thought
 of his actions and what such a person
 like him should get from some good
 stalwart man The driver tried to con | vince the woman that he intended 10
 stop but it was of no use and he finally
 went off feeling very much ashamed
 The boys face was severely cut and he
 received a severe shaking up. Dr
 Lopez dressed his injuries.
 Yesterday afternoon a ball, which
 a few boys were catching with, got out of their control and hit horse which
 was standing on Bank street, between the eyes. The horse started to run away but the owner who was standing nearby grabbed the reins so forctbly that the horse fell and broke one of the shafts.
 The members of the Brooklyn Atf1- letic club are making arrangements for the basketball season which will open next month. They expect to put a fast team in the league and try for the cup which the Yeager brothers are to present to the leading amateur team of the town. The club has had some fairly good teams in the past and this year, since there is so much interest being taken in the sport, 1t should put forth a quintet able to hold its own with any in the city Some of the can- didates are the following: H. Dwyer, Cunningham, Leary, Madden, Smith, Clark. Darlington, F. Dwyer and Dave Cronan.
 The ladies in this section seem to be taking more interest even than the men in regard to the coming election. Generally the fair sex care very little about the political situation, but this year since there is so much rivalry for places on the school board, they are pledging themselves to certain candi- dates and are very anxious to see their man elected. The women have right to vote for the candidates for the school board, but have no say about the other positions. Of recent years the ladies have paid little or no attention to the doings of the men looking for a berth on the board of education but this year they are out with all their forces. One of the women 1t is said is out getting her friends to vote for her man and he expects to pull a big vote from her efforts.
 As yesterday afternoon was such a beautiful day for walk, and a couple of young ladies in this section had nothing else to do they thought that they would take a strole up to- ward Greystone and see some of their friends who live in that village. So bright and early the two fair creatures starteG off to wend their way to Water vile and thence to Greystone. As they went along they admired the scenery on either side of the road, listened to the songs of the birds, and breathed the healthful air which became more refreshing the further they went. Al though rather tired when they q ( yed at Watervllle they would not think of turning back but were determined to | continue their journey until they reach ed their destination. As they walked | on the sun slowly was descending to- 1 ward the west and when 1t had set | they became to get little worried as | they had not yet reached the deslred | spot. After crossing roads and taking | journeys through several of the | meadows, they finally came to the con. ,lusion that they were lost, lost in the wilds of Greystone. The two travelers grown up girls became thoroughly frightened and did not lnow which way to turn to find the 'oad to home, sweet home. When hey had collected their senses, they lsked a passerby which was the way Q Waterville. He directed them on he right course and eagerly they pur- ued the path to the vile From there hey took a car home and arrived here fred and weary. They have had nough walking for some time.
 Many people have never tasted a cal vanilla fiavor-much of the vanilla old contains no vanilla at all. You an avoid that kind by using ours. We 1ake 1t in our own laboratory from elected Mexican vanilla beans and its purity. It has strength nd delicacy you never find in ordinary xtracts. Try 1t fin your ice cream or never use the common ind after that. Per ounce 15 cents. 'ur lemon extract is just as superior a-g. ]