Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-27
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

Paul Lunny, bookkeeper at Clan
cy's plumbing shop, has resigned.
Jesse Devine is spending a few
days at his home on Bank street.
james Evans of Bank street has
returned from three weeks vacation
spent In Manchester.
"A horse attached to grocery
wagon fell on the car tracks near
Walkers drug store this morning. 1t
delayed traffic for short time.
John Mahaney left yesterday for
New York to meet his brother MI
chael who is returning home after a
five months tour through the British
Isles.
Opening show Of Paris and New
York hats at The Gamble, Desmond
Cos New Haven, on wednesday,
Thursday and Friday. Also the finest
trimmed hats in the state at $398, IS
to $3.50 and IS.
Residents Of Town Plot say there
Is much work for the game warden
up in their section just at present, he
cause of the shooting of all kinds Of
birds by party Of men who seem to
have no regard for law and order.
These lawbreakers care not when or
where they kill a bird and have grown
so bold In their actions that game is
being shot down openly. One of the
prominent dwellers up there said to-
day if something is not done soon to
put stop to the practice that there
will not be bird left In the locality.
Monday, election day, is drawing
near and the voters Of this section
should put on their thinking caps and
find out for which party they intend
to cast their ballots. To look back
and see what the present administra-
ton has done for Brooklyn will make
all taxpayers In this district feel in a
fighting mood and will compel them
to acknowledge, no matter what their
politics, that this locality has been
treated in most neglectful fashion
during the past two years. From the
beginning the complaints and petit
tons Of residents in regard to certain
nuisances and Improvements have
been treated in a most Indifferent man.
ner and for the most part have been
laid on the table The streets are in
most disgusting condition and have
received little or no attention until the
past few months. when for policy's
sake they saw the laborers of the city,
for the first time in many moons.
True, Bank street has been cleaned
each day, but that is not the only
street in the district; there are others.
As it Is with the streets, so it is with
all other municipal affairs in Brook
Ign. The people for the most part are
determined to do something that will
tend to give the dwellers in this part
of the town improvements which are
needed and which they want. They
know that the present administration
has done nothing for them mot even
illuminated the Bank street school
clock except what 1t was compelled
to do. AS for the people Of Town Plot
and Ben Mohr. they are very bitter
against the business administration
and few of their ballots will be graced
by names from the g. o. p. 1t Is safe
to say from the talk of both demo-
Gratis and republicans In Brooklyn
that they will cast very small num-
her of votes for the party which is adj
vocating the 100000 beauty spot near
the library.
IT is now time to think of replacing
trokeniwiadom glass. 1t is easier to
sol itsn9w than in cold weather. We
have an exceptionally fine stock of
glass in the regular sizes and 1t is
clearer than you usually see. We can
supply you with either single or dou-
biz thick at lowest prices. A. G. Walk
er, 1855 Bank street.