Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-20
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

Thomas Dougherty has accepted position at The Elton.
 Joseph Cote has returned after spending a few days in New York.
 Mrs Jeremiah Shugrue of Bank street has recovered after long sick ness.
 -"Dan" Mahaney's old enemy, the rheumatism, is troubling him once more.
 Joseph Kennedy of North Leon ard street is entertaining Dr Joyce Of New York.
 The Cadets were unable to ar range game yesterday and conse- quently had day off.
 William Stenson of South Brook lyn is convalescing after a months illness with pneumonia.
 MT and Mrs Joseph Gabriel of Lafayette street are entertaining friends from Springfield.
 MT and Mrs Leo Bovally of Wash ington avenue are rejoicing over the arrival of boy at their home.
 William King who broke his arm some time ago in football game is able to use the arm once more.
 Patrick German of Ben Mohr who joined the navy about four months ago is on furlough to his home.
 The Holy Name society of St Patrick's church will hold a meeting hyIrs 1aYy yAIliY nf Il nA tl,r church
 The Misses Katharine Shanna- han and Anna Dwyer of Bank street have returned after spending a week in Bridgeport.
 William Schmidt, who is mem Der of the coast artillery stationed at Fort Slocum, spent the past week with friends in this section.
 Several sports from Torrington attended the game at Riverside park yesterday afternoon and were after ward entertained at the B. A. c. rooms.
 A months mind requiem mass will be celebrated at St Patrick $ church Wednesday morning for the repose of the soul of the late James Donovan.
 There are only few days left for to get in trim for the card tourna- ment on Thursday and Friday. X large corps of young ladies will be on hand to keep a watchful eye on the players.
 The chemical wagon which was stationed in the Leavenworth house, is now in No 3's house and will re- ceive ccat of paint and other slight repairs before it is placed in the house on North Willow street.
 A very interesting piece of work is being accomplished on the southern portion of Randolph and Cloves fac tory. An additional story is being built and meanwhile the roof has been raised about F feet When the story has been finished the old roof will again be let down.
 A birthday party was held in bon or of Joseph Hanlon at his home on Bank street last evening. Vocal solos were rendered by Miss Anna Martin. Bertha Dressel, John Carney and Michael Carroll. Selections on the piano were rendered by Joseph Han- lon, Patrick Donahue, Winnifred Sher. idan and Helen Burns. The hostess received numerous presents and re. treatments were served.
 The residents of Town plot are doing much work for the purpose of getting trolley service in that section. 'Ihe oI mRF0vement society is working tooth and nail and expect to get line at least as far as the school house. Hans Rasmussen said to-day that he had hopes that the directors of the company would act favorably on their petition and give the inhabitants of that district what they have been de- sirous or having for such a long time.
 It is now time to think of replacing broken window glass. It Is easier to set 1t now than in cold weather. We have an exceptionally fine stock of glass in the regular sizes and it Is clearer than you usually see. We can supply you with eitaer single or double thick at lowest prices. A. c. Walk CT, 756 Bank street.