Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-29
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

Peter McAvay of New Britain IS visiting friends in this section. St Patrick's Holy Name society will meet Sunday afternoon at 3:3o. Miss Annie Carlin has returned to her home in Salisbury after spending few days with friends on Bank street.
 Emil Bouffard of Charles street and his sister Eva, will leave in day or two on trip to Canada. They m- tend to visit all the places of interest in the Dominion and will be gone Tor a month or more.
 Why not have magazine when you can get one free of charge! 1T you pay your subscription to the Dem ocrat ill advance The Woman's Home Companion will be sent to your ad- dress every month.
 Ernest r, Zeigler and Miss Maud Hayward were married yesterday ar ternoon at the Third Congregational church by the Rev Benjamin Root. Af- ter their return from a trip to Phlla- delphia, MT and Mrs Zeigler will re- side on North Leonard street.
 Yesterday afternoon Charles Sta tonia while playing around his house on South Leonard street was struck in the head by bullet which came from some place in the neighborhood but just where is a mystery. The bull let must have come some distance as when it hit the boy it did not bury itself very deeply in his forehead. The bullet was extracted by Dr Russell.
 There will be meeting of the Town Plot Improvement society this evening and discussion of the troll ley situation will take place. The mem- bers of the society feel highly pleased at the way things are going and they think they have won big victory in holding up work on other lines as long as the trolley company does not care to run their tracks to the Town Plot school. It is expected that Attorney James Lawlor will have something of interest to say this evening and let ter is expected from Judge Burpee.
 Every subscriber to the Evening Democrat during the year 1906 gets a copy of The Woman's Home Compan- ion free of charge, the only stipulation being that subscriptions be paid ill advance. Subscribers can pay one month or one year.
 This morning Lithuanian slight ly demented caused much amusement to some who were pleased at his antics but sent q shiyer down the backs of others who expected to see him seri- ously injured sat any moment because of the danger he placed himself in. The fellow lives of Railroad Hill street and when sober is all right, but when under the influence of drink be- comes crazy and it is wonder that he has not been killed long ago be- cause of his foolish acts. This morn ing he entered Brickels store and ask ed for, a pie. When the clerk was about to get it tn man jumped upon him and it was with much diff culty that he was overpowered. Later he ran out in the road and lay in the mud in order that horse and car riage that was approaching rapidly would run over him. The next thing he did was to try to knock out horse that was hltched on Bank street. Meanwhile Officer Brickel in plain clothes had got line on him and placed him under arrest. The last time the man was arrested was about year ago when he was found on the railroad tracks waiting for an engine to come alorig afd put him out of busi- ness The man put up big fight when a couple of officers tried to take him in at that time. but this morning he put up no resistance. He has relatives in this section and they should be compelled to look after him.
 Our prescription materials are the best that we can buy. Everything is fresh and pure. We do not substi. ute. The doctors directions are al- ways carried out to the letter with ab- solute accuracy. We check over each operation so as to leave not the slight est opportunity for an error to occur. Our prices are the lowest. A. c. Wal ker, the druggist.