Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-19
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

All ouVoTIdlnmoHI WILL U6 u6lO
 this evening at the Third church. The Misses Teresa Garvey and
 Katharine Derwin spent yesterday in
 New Haven.
 Thomas Stokes of North Leon
 ard street has returned after spend
 ing vacation at Atlantic City.
 Miss Margaret Flynn of South
 Leonard street has returned after
 spending two weeks at Savin Rock.
 Miss Lillian Doyle of South
 Leonard street has returned to the
 Albany hospital. She has been spend ing the past month in Brooklyn. Numerous children in this sec tion are at present suffering from cholera infantum. It seems that the disease Is more prevalent this year than 1t has been for several sum merB.
 The store of A. Strikulis on Bank street which was attached last week is almost empty. the merchan- disc having been removed The store of J. Hakin on the same street has some goods left in it on which are feasting multitude of flies.
 Officer Sam Walsh put the hooks on copper thief in this section last evening, and perhaps the arrest will put an end to the number of petty thefts that of late have occurred on this side of the bridge. This copper and brass stealing has been going or, in this city for years and 1t Is about time halt was called.
 The sidewalk adjoining the open lot on Bank street near the bridge was repaired this morning. It is piece of work that should have been looked after long ago as it was anything but pleasant for pedestrians who were compelled to use it the past year. During rainy weather there was always about three inches or mud on parts of the walk.
 Baseball is being played once more at Riverside Park, and it looks as though the trunk sewer through the grounds will not afterall be the means of preventing athletic events from being held on that field. True the grounds just now are not in very good condition but they are good enough to play on, and many games are held there on Sunday With a little work the grounds can be put in condition suitable for the foot ball this fall.
 Now that Police Officer Pete Dunais has been dismissed from the force the subject which many Brook lynites discussed this morning was, who will be the successor to the re- tired officer. It seemed to be the opinion in Brooklyn that Doorman Terry" Lynch. Special Officers Nc Elligot and Mccarthy were the three most promising candidates. Anyone of those mentioned would make al good officer and it is close rub to see who will land the place. There are several other available men but the concensus of opinion in this sec tion was that one of those named above would land the berth. A fel- low who is we'll liked and many have wondered why he was not put on the force, especially when the republi- cans were in office is Special Officer Frank Cutting. He is we'll liked by the men in charge of the department and it is strange why he is not made a regular. Meanwhile the Dunais case, which was discussed on this side more than any other topic in a long time,. is still attracting atten- ton. The verdict of the safety board came as a surprise to the people of Brooklyn who seemed to think that the officer would be let down with heavy fine. Dunais was very we'll liked and he certainly has the sym pathy of the Brooklyn residents judging from the comments to be heard on the street.
 We are pretty sure to have any thing in drugs, medicines and gen. eral drug store goods that you may want. We make 1t rule to stock | any worthy article that is in the mar ket; therefore. our stock changes from day to day and keeps ever in to supply the most ad- 1anced needs. You'll save yourself | many unnecessary steps by coming here first when drug store goods are wanted. A. c. Walker. 756 Bank |