Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-19
sRooxIYN BRIEFS,

MISS Agneb 3tuuBnu OI luVuupton
 is visiting Miss Molly Lord. Mrs Root of Morris Is visiting
 Miss Norah Mahaney of Bank street, Miss Irene Demers. of Hartford, is visiting John Bolan and family, of Summit street.
 The regular monthly meeting of
 the Brooklyn Athletic club will be held tomorrow afternoon
 Where are all those old time
 rooters of the B. A. c. Get round to.
 morrow and use your voices. Catholic clergymen are stirred up | over vote of the Waterbury board of charities. See to-morrow's Water- | bury Herald.
 Mrs. Joseph Turitis of Hartford. who has been visiting her parents,
 Mir and Mrs George Lawson of Alder street has returned home.
 Every one turn out to root for .he
 Brooklyn Athletic club baseball team tomorrow afternoon. The Brooklyn ites owe the Hills a trimming. Murphy put up a pool exhibition that was surprising last evening. and showed those present at the Wooster that he can play some when he is in condition. His game was one of the best of the tournament and he had no trouble in defeating Tomkinson.
 "Jim" Lawlor was trying to de- ceiye the members of the Brooklyn and Town Plot committee last eve ming when he asserted that the city officials had trimmed the newspaper- men. "Jim" had to smile when he was telling it as all the members were wise.
 There were no masons at work on the Fernandez blocks this morning and the Duggan school was also In need of bricklayers. no one working there but carpenters. Mir Fernandez stated that he had men enough, but that he was short of bricks. He said that when the bricks arrived he had twelve masons and bricklayers ready to ga to work.
 The following officers have been elected for the graduating class of the Duggan school: President. Patrick Maheney; vicepresident., Matthew Brady: secretary. Miss Julia Ryan: treasurer, Miss Bertha Nuebert: his- torian. Miss Mabel Word: prophet on prophet. Miss Mary Kiely: class will. Miss Agnes Skehan. This years class will be the first to graduate from the school since it has been renamed. IVle class is n large one.
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 A meeting of the Brooklyn and Town Plot Improvement committee was held last evening in the lyceum. Chairman John Henderson presiding. The greater part of the night was spent in discussing the Bank street bridge and the rails In that vicinity. The members of the committee have not as yet given up hope of having the bridge and tracks at this point raised and once more they will try their luck with the city fathers to see what can be done in the matter Mr Henderson has been fighting for years 10 nave the tracks In Brooklyn put in better shape by the railroad. but he has had very little success When he heard that new union station was to he built in the west end he thought mat at last he saw how his scheme would be carried. If the tracks and the Bank street bridge were elevated he asserts the condition of Brooklyn w0uld. be improved one hundred per f cent But although he has tried many schemes the directors of the New fork, New Haven & Hartford have given him little encouragement and tbe city has not been overnealous i'm car. rylng out his project which would do large amount of good for this side. The question was talked over thor oughly again last night and the chair man showed how 1t would be an easv matter for the road to fix Its grade from the Meriden round house to the west end station. So as to allow the Bank street bridge to be raised tbree or four feet. Attorney James NJ. Lynch, John Henderson and MichaeI aiahon were appointed a Committee to call upon the mayor to try once again to see if the work cannot be &C., complished. The trolley situation was also discussed and Hans Rasmussen said that he. had hopes that the citv and the-C. R.s& l.. company would vet come toa compromise. He said that he had been discussing the sub. 1ect with the mayor one day during the week and he asked the clty's eye -cutive if he would he willing to con. slider the proposition which Hans says the company is now willing to make that is to pay half of the ex- penses for the grading of Robbins street. providing the city would not appeal from the railroad commIssion. CTS report in regard to the donnie tracking on East Main street Maror Thoms said he would he willinc ,o ak on such proposition. NotbIng definite was done on the matter last evening. '"s'
 Medicine buying is different fron the buying of other goode-vomr health depends upon what you nur. chase. You eet what you ask for in It's best quality at our store. Al C Walker. the druggist.
 For Benefit of New School.