Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-10
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

Joseph Dunisavage has resignet. his position in Killoughey's drug store.
 Arthur Jerome of Porter street has returned, after a weeks vacation in Newark.
 Miss Jennie Meehan of Ben Mohr is entertaining her cousin from Torrington.
 MT and Mrs Patrick Kieley of Fifth street are entertaining friends from Bridgeport.
 Miss Genevieve Keefe of New Haven is visiting Miss Norah Ma nancy of Bank street.
 MT and Mrs Charles Tyack of Ben Mohr have returned, after spending week at Walnut Beach.
 Miss Nellie Moore of New Haven, who has been visiting Miss Katherine Malone of Bank street the past week, has returned to her home.
 Miss Ella Considine of New Ha- ven, who was entertained the past week by the Malone family of Bank street, has returned to her home. The members of thes H. G. l.. Whist club who have been sojourn- ing the past ten days at East Morris have returned home, all reporting a ] good time in the country.
 Louis Picquignot, who with other Brooklyn fellows eamped at Bantam lake last week, is laid up with sore hand. On the first day that the boys were in camp Picqdig- not cut his hand while chopping, and it was necessary to put three stitches in the cut. While one of the three-horse trucks of the Hellmann Brewing com pany was going up Bank street yes terday afternoon, the middle animal got his feet entangled in such a man ner that it fell to the ground. The steed was on its feet in quick order none the worse for the fall. Contractor Mccarthy, who does the concrete work for the city, had a few men in Brooklyn to-day repair ing the walk from North Leonard street to James street. Although il was not in very bad shape, there were few places which needed at tention to make it safe for pedes- trianS.
 Another young fellow was knocked down in Brooklyn last night by a reckless bicycle rider, and once more the offender was arrested. Il few more arrests are made. these riders and drivers, who think that no one outside themselves has any call to the streets of Brooklyn, will become aware of the fact, that il costs money to carry on such pranks The Sons of Rest base ball team of Brooklyn are looking for a game and would like to meet any nine ill the city whose players are under Is years of age, "Bilf' Fallan's team oi the north end preferred. Games car be arranged by consulting Harry Reid, BIT North Riverside street The lineup of the team is as follows: F. Witherid, c; B. Kamaek, D: R Fruin, 1b; J. Tanney, SD; II. Reid 3b: L. Loston, ss; A. Cabana, If; J Witherid. of; J. Brusaitis, If.
 In the opinion of the Brooklyn aremen, the fire at the storehouse O. | the Platt Mill company this mornins was one of the hardest in years tt fight. The men at times were hard | ly able to stand the strain and on' !af the Brooklypites,, Hqseman l.ealry ! finally succumbed to the smoke ant had to be carried to his home oi l Charles street. It was about l' o'clock when Leary became all in and he was hustled home in Chic Snagg's carriage, Jim" Holmes do | ing the driving. The Brooklyn boy were sorry looking bunch as the! drove home about 10:30, being GOV cred with dirt and smoke which be cause of the precipitation stuck t' them like glue. The fire started about e:l5 and was not over unti after 10 o'clock. One of the Brook llynites in talking to the writer sait that after being near the blaze for flew minutes one was almost suffo cated and at intervals every man wa compelled to draw back in order t' get a breath of air. The burning Q | the hay caused heavy smoke whiel surrounded the building on all side and rendered effective work almos impossible.
 We fully realize that the smoker o 5c cigars is as particular in his selcc ton as the man wha spends twice o | three times as much and We endeayo
 to give him all the enjoyment his mon ey can buy. If you want real enjoy
 ment buy your cigars here. All prlcc from 5c to 25c. A. C. Walker, iJ' | Bank street.