Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-02
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.
-chrls punphy is somewhat better

Chris Dunphy is somewhat better today.
 There were many New Year cele,
 brations in Brooklyn last evening.
 Dan McGrath. the Bank street
 groceryman. who has been sick for
 some time. is gradually improving.
 Miss Josephine Flanagan of North
 Riverside street has returned after a
 brief visit with friends in TOrringtOn.
 Edward Conway of South Leonard street who has been laid up the past couple of Weeks, is greatly improved.
 Edward Defrenie. one of Uncle Sam's sailors. who has been enjoying a ten days furlough, has returned to his post.
 There is movement on foot among the Lithuanians in this section to raise money to send to their suffer ing countrymen in Russia.
 John L. Anderson in seriously i'll at his home on Highland avenue as 8 result of recently falling of West Main street car. His physician fears that he has concussiOn Of the brain.
 The Brooklyn people seem to think the various appointees are men Of the right kind and will look after this sec tion of the city in fine fashion the con- ing year. They expect to see plenty of work pushed along in this district and will be disappointed if it does not materialize.
 Some of the new year resolutions 1n h,-p ,.h J. Donahde. Il will not keep any more rabbits in my cellar" John C. Latus, To give every child that makes q purchase at my store boX of candy" Joseph Smith, T have resolved that henceforth I will play no more polo especially against Patsy Clark, con- monly known as Hogan. Hubert Cunningham. T intend to work every day during the year of 19O6.' Daniel Mahaney. T have resolved never again to mix up in politics. for the future will take care of the Cousin club" Frank Hollywood. T intend to give up playing pool and give my spare time to bowling and after time I think I will be able to defeat Ed Dunphy. Dunphy makes about 100 on each He Il. u. W uiSl ltIS's .The members of this organization will the coming year eliminate all per sons caught cheating" Some coming for we'll known attorney. The D. w. C., This club will not tolerate any members who fail to keep their ap- pointments. Warning is hereby given to Will Dunphy and Denny Clancy The policemen who will patrol Brooi-- lyn this year. We have resolved to be as gentle as possible in bringing the disturbers of the peace to the station. Alderman Walker. My resolution is to get for the Brooklyn people the i'm provements which they demand" Devine of the Bank street school, T will see to it that the clock on the school will be illuminated in short time" One which everyone hopes will be put in practice is the following: We. the occupants of a certain block on Bank street resolve to discontinue using Bank street as a for all kinds of rubbish and will try to keep the sidewalk clear of decayed fruit. at least to such an ex- tent that pedestrians may pass"
 Our prescription materials are the best that we can buy. Everything is fresh and pure. We do not substi- ute. The doctors directions are al- ways carried out to the letter with ab- soiute accuracy. We check over each operation so as to leave not the slight est opportunity for an error to occur. Our prices are the lowest. A. c. Wal ker, the druggist.