Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-25
BRooKIYN BRIEFS.

The Moral club will hold its al- nual banquet Saturday evening in the Lyceum.
 The Misses Dorothy Everett and Sadie Biacker of New Hartford are visiting friends. in Brooklyn
 MT and Mrs Joseph Garbarino of Bank street are rejoicing over the ar- rival of a baby boy at their home.
 Charles Guest and Michael Keefe of Meriden who have been visiting friends in this section have returned home.
 Miss Julia McAuliff of Leonard street is entertaining Miss Mary Fitz- gerald and Miss Mary Fogarty of Hartford.
 Miss Louise Malone of Bank street and her cousin Miss Josephine Shea of Hartford are visiting friends in Boston.
 -One of the numbers on the pro- gram for the Brooklyn Athletic club barn dance has been dedicated to Hans Rasmussen.
 Daniel Mahaney Is hustling the work of building his new block on Bank street and has the ground about ready for the masons.
 James Daly of Bank street who has been confined to his home the past week suffering from rheumatism is able to be around once more.
 Mrs Michael Cavanaugh of Alder street who was taken to the hospital last week suffering from rheumatism, has returned to her home, her condi- tion is not improved.
 A boy by the name of Weibel, re- siding on Porter street, fell through the roof of his house, which was being repaired, during the week, but for tunately was not seriously injured.
 Frank E.. son of Mir and Mrs Daniel Leary of Fifth street, and Miss Jennie G.. daughter of Mir and Mrs Michael Morrison of 31 South Wilson street, were united in marriage this morning at ' o'clock at St Patrick's church by the Rev Father .Gleeson. The church contained large number of friends from all over the city as the couple are well known. The at- tending couple was Edward Ray and Miss Mary Baker. The bride was gowned in Brussels net over white silk while the maid of honor wore light blue silk null. The groom pre- scented the bride with gold locket and chain and Mir and Mrs Leary were the recipients of numerous gifts. After wedding trip through Boston and New York the couple will reside at 31 South Wilson street.
 There are certainly a few people in Brooklyn who are laughing up their sleeves over the muddle of the garbage question. and feel delighted at the action of Mayor Thoms in holding up all work on the crematory until the affair has been talked over and discussed thoroughly. Since the time that Commissioner Fitzpatrick made the crack, even though only in a jovial way, that the crematory should be placed on Town Plot. Hans Rasmussen has had no love for the health board. and he must feel in his bones that the members of the board at the present time are in an unen- vlable position. Moreover Hans and his fellow-members have no Idea of allowing the crematory to be placed in this section. They would not take it if they were given local trolley line to boot. And the Brooklynitas as well as the SimOnsville residents will have something to say if the city authorities should endeavor to place the perfumery plant in South Brook. lyn. The combination of smells all ready would make Dr Bland. who is fond of the odor coming from the burning of dead horses. sit up and say sufficiency. Brooklyn has stood for almost everything fin the past. but 1t has determined to draw the line on the crematory.
 Medicine buying is different from the buying of other goods-your health depends upon what you pur- chase. You get what you ask for in its best quality at our store. A. c. Walker. the druggist.