Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-13
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

| spenulng IeW udyS III haIuofu. --Elsie Adams of Bank street Is
 enjoying vacation in New Haven. ] Mrs Garrigus of Ben Mohr, who
 recently broke her leg, is improving
 rapidly.
 MT and Mrs Westley Green of
 Alder street are visiting friends in South Britain.
 Robert Leddy of Sunnyside ave- | hue returned to-day to resume his studies at the Wooster academy. The Misses Catherine Davis and
 Annie Mulcahy have returned from | two weeks vacation spent ill New
 York.
 The Third Ward Republican club | will hold a smoker tomorrow evening,
 at which meeting there is likely to be some interesting doings.
 Constable and Mrs John Barrie
 of Bank street, who have been on a
 trip to England and Scotland, have re-
 turned home. after most enjoyable journey.
 James Mitchell, who has been spending the past three months at his
 home on Bank street, left to-day to re-
 sume his studies at St Mary's sem
 mary in Baltimore.
 William Pryor, the 7-year-old son
 of James Pryor, who runs plating
 shop on East Main street, while play
 ing near Washington avenue with sev-
 eral of his companions, was bitten in
 the leg by vicious dog. The animal
 is said to be the property of man
 on Washington street Four times il
 dug its teeth into the young fellows
 leg. The lad suffered intense pain and
 blood poisoning may yet set in.
 -Yesterday a young Italian boy put his hand through hole in Smiths window and stole one of the small spoons from Company G's silver set which was on exhibition there. Later in the day Druggist Smith went to the young fellows mother in the hope that he would get the article back, but 1t was of no use. The young fellow said he had given it to some one else, and the mother said she knew nothing about it and was not at all pleased to have anyone coming around looking for it. The spoon Is still missing and the chances are that some child Is now digging in the dirt with 1t.
 -Yesterday afternoon a woman of the Lithuanian race purchased some fruit from a vender in this section. She gave him 90 cents for her pur- chases and waited for her change. But she waited in vain, as the peddler did not come back to the house, but drove away, The woman consulted Officer Erickson and he got the peddler short time later. The fruit man said he gave the change to one of the lady's children, but this story did not take and he had to come up with the money. He was lucky that the woman did not prosecute him, as she should have. Some of these fellows are of little good and do not hesitate to do any kind of mean tricks to do their GUS toners out of their moneys worth.
 Several families on South Leon ard street have been bothered of late by gang of young fellows who prowl about that section and steal every bit of fruit that they can get their hands l on. At first they were not so daring in their actions, but since they have gone along with impunity for some time they have become much bolder | and do not hesitate to enter any yard | where they think booty Is obtainable. One of the residents has been relieved | of so much fruit and has been pestere0 1 so much by these young rowdies that l she now intends to catch one or two | and make an example of them. She says it is bad enough taking the fruit | without trampling the flowers and de- the yard. and she is deter mined to endure 1t no longer.
 --The article in this column last | evening set the fellows thinking, and | now they are out hustling to put a | strong team in the field Almost all | the old players of the Cadet Juniors | were around last evening and a cap tain and manager will be elected in a few days. Dennis Kelly will in an | be manager, and Joseph | Bagley, right halfback on the team, | captain. Andrew Stein, the star tackle | of the old Cadet team, will do the | and he wishes all candidates | to report Thursday evening. as some. thing important will be acted upon. | Some of the candidates are the follow | ing: Bagley. Legge, Cass, Mraz, Shan. ahan, Madden, Perella. Baldwin, | Blansfield, Cronan, Cunningham, l Shamrock, Rose, Courtney and Sulli- van.
 Many people have never tasted real vanilla favor-much of the vanilla sold contains no vanilla at all. You | can avoid that kind by using ours. We make 1t in our own laboratory from | Mexican vanilla beans and | guarantee it's purity. It has a strength and delicaey you never find in ordinary extracts. Try it in your ice cream or desserts-you'll never use the common kind after that. Per ounce 15 cents. Our lemon extract is just as superior