Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-05
BROOKLYN BRIEFS,

Mrs Keegan of 901 Bank street was removed to the Waterbury hos pital yesterday afternoon.
 Joseph Sussavage, who was as- saulted last week, Is still at the hos. pital, but is steadily improving.
 Henry Eaters of this section and Miss Josephine Renehan of Union City were married at St Fran cis's church in Naugatuck this morn ing.
 A Lithuanian child.residing on South Leonard street fell on a piece of glass yesterday and cut a deep gash in his face. The wound was an ugly one and necessitated couple of stitches. Dr Farrell attended the boy.
 Fonsey'' Vallone and Jeff Do herty did not come !. together in Bridgeport last evening, consequent ly the spectators were deprived of seeing good bout. Doherty did not want to go on in preliminary and said that unless his bout was consid- cred the main one and a good purse put up he would not enter the ring. The management could not see 1t in that light, consequently "Fonsey" and his manager who were at the ringside had their trouble for noth- ing as there was no fight between the Elm City boxer and the Brooklyn fighter.
 Thomas Donahue of Bank street while.at work in the Scovill factory on Saturday was hit in the eye with a piece of steel. causing a small but painful injury.
 Miss Doyle, trained nurse who has been in New York for some time, is stopping with MT and Mrs James Donahue of North Riverside street
 The city department is at work on the streets of Ben Mohr, grading and putting them in suitable con- dition for travel. The people living in that section recently made holler that not a cent was expended in that territory in couple of years for im- provements and perhaps this state- ment had an effect upon the officials so they decided to leave little money up there this year.
 -On Bank street Sunday evening the passengers on one of the trolleys had a little ride which looked as If it might result seriously. The com pany just at present is breaking in several new men and the Bank street line seems to have more than its share. Last week an accident oc- cured in front of the Duggan school and was caused by green hand and the incident of Sunday night was brought about by new fellow in front. He lost control of the car on upper Bank street and it headed for Brooklyn at a fast pace. It crossed the rails at the Naugatuck station without making a stop and continued along Bank. The motorman was using all his efforts to turn off the the brakes and was so ratled that he forgot to shut off the power. Fin ally after the car had proceeded for a good distance he saw what the trouble was and brought the car to T halt almost at the end of the Bank street switch.
 City Engineer Cairns made his report tO tne DOaru or aldermen last evening in regard to the raising of he Bank street bridge and also in regard to eliminating the curve and hollow on Bank street near the Bene- lict X Burnham factory. The esti- both will be costly jobs and although here is some chance of getting the street strengthened at this point, the of the Brooklyn committee will have to work like Trojans to ret the rails elevated. The Consoli- lated road has already put up the Try that to raise the bridge will lemand change in the stretch from he Meriden junction to the High and station and the directors are lot likely to undertake the task inless compelled to do so by the ,ity.
 Medioine buying is different from he buying of other goods-your | health depends upon what you pur- ,hase. You get what you ask for in | ts best quality at our store. A. 0. | Walker, the druggist.