Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-08
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

line ID. w. I. NniSt club VIII Ineel Thursday evening at the home of Miss
 Margaret Shannahan on Lafayette street
 Patrick Donahne has resigned his
 position in Killoughey's drug store and
 has accepted work with Greaney X
 McNellis, electricians.
 The forty hours devotion will open
 at St Joseph's Lithuanian church next
 Sunday and will close the following
 Tuesday at o'clock in the morning.
 At the last mass at St Patrick S
 church yesterday Father Gleeson an
 nounced that a mission would be start ed at the church the week preceding St Patrick's day.
 Thomas Lynch. who has been spending the past couple of weeks with his parents on Riverside street. has resumed his studies at St Thomas's seminary in Hartford.
 The Burton street engine. which is stationed at No 3's house, is receiy- ing thorough Oyerhauling and will be in fine working order when the wheels come back with their new rub Der tires.
 At meeting of the Sunday School association of the Third church yester day Ernest Johnson was elected treas urer for the coming year and Albert Loefier secretary. At the meeting Fri day evening the president was elected, the position going to Alderman Thom- as Walker. Burton E. Remson was selected as librarian and Fred Jackson his assistant.
 Wrestling enthusiasts are wonder ing when the Brooklyn Athletic club will give its next tournament. Tbe or ganization held meeting yesterday. but nothing was said on the subject. 4 committee was appointed to make arrangements for the celebrating of the seventeenth anniversary of the club. which occurs next month. The association was never stronger in mem- bership and the treasury is in very fiourishing condition.
 On next Sunday the Holy Name society of St Patrick's church will hold a reception and also elect officers. The [ 20 in St Patrick's and all the other Holy Name societies of the city will be in attendance as well as several other Catholic organizations. Father Sheehan will give the address of the evening Nespers will be sung and many new members are expected to be taken into the society.
 At the meeting of the St Thomas Cadet association yesterday the fol lowing officers were elected: Presi- ient. Dennis Kelly; yice-president. Michael McKenna: recording secre- tary. William McGuiness: financial Patrick O'Brien: treasurer, Michael Mahon: standing committee. Cronan. William Dunphy. John Kieley. Michael Kane and Mich iel Mckenna. Other routine business was transacted and plans were dis cussed for a dance some time before Lent. The organization also intends to put first-class base ball team ill the field the coming year. A young man well known in this section Who frequently visits Town Plot had peculiar experience the other evening about P o'clock and for 1 l time he lost his nerve. though he is .upitDsfI 10 De TdilleT brave DtdTltfl. He was returning from visit to one i ,f his friends and was preceded by a i along almost the entire route. I When the lady reached Bank street she i ct the young man catch up with her ! md then proceeded to give him very | lecture about following wo- nen. At first the fellow was taken off , lis feet. but finally collected his senses i md told the woman who he was and . where he was coming from and point l d out to her that he was returning 1 rom a call just as she was. She felt ather ashamed of what she had done { md after apologizing to the fellow said | hat she had read so much about wo- nen being followed that she thought | hat it was his purpose.
 Medicine buying is different from he buying of other goods-your health 1 depends upon what you purchase. You get what you ask for in its best quail Y at our story. A. C. Walker, the druggist.