Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-13
BRo0KLYN BRIEFS.

-JOnn Glynn IS visiting Friends in Bridgeport.
 Robert Leddy of Sunnyside ave nue is visiting friends in Bridgeport.
 Joseph Brumaitis of Green street while at work yesterday smashed his toe.
 Miss Alice Ryan of South Leon- ard street has accepted a position in Reid & Hughes.
 Edward Donahue and Frank Sheridan visited the local companies at Camp Cole to-day.
 John Warren of North River side street has accepted a position with the New England Watch con- pany.
 Yesterday Hogan Clark received the package sent to him at Camp Cole. Yes. Hogan was delighted when he opened 1t and found the dried up lemons.
 The admirers of Company G's baseball team who expected to see Fitzpatrick's men trounce Company M of Torrington were disappointed by the result of the game yesterday.
 William Lallier and Walter Legge will hereafter play with the Independents to fill the places left vacant by rTommie" Lawlor and "Bill" Thompson who will play with the Danbury nine for the remainder of the season.
 The branch of the Bronson H. brary established at the Barnard school some months ago is closed for the summer. Although the place was we'll patronized while the school was open. 1t was thought better to close 1t during the warm weather.
 The large plate glass window in William Trauig's saloon on Bank street, near the corner of North Riv- erside, Is once more broken. This time 1t was cracked by the falling of debris from the Bank street bridge. The last time that 1t was smashed was when the Carrie Nation of Brooklyn put stone through it.
 The meat market and grocery store at S55 Bank street owned and conducted by Kazimar Strikulis was yesterday afternoon attached by Con- stable Hoppe in the interests of one Sylvester Yenalinas. The latter claims that some time ago he lent the proprietor s350. none of which he has yet received. He now seeks to recover $400. Besides this claim there are several others, so that 1t looks as ff thooa xyfll not to x,,uch taft s,, sh o store when the creditors are through. This morning Constable Hoppc was cashier at the store and he had "a couple of men selling all the perish able goods in the place. There was a large number of customers on hand who quickly snapped up the produce which was offered at bargain prices.
 There will be a meeting of the Brooklyn and Town Plot Improve ment committee this evening in the Lyceum. There is also a meeting scheduled for the Town Plot com mittee. but 1t will meet early and ad- journ so as to allow all the members to take a run down to Brooklyn. As there is nothing of importance to come before the Town Plotters they will undoubtedly be on hand when the meeting of the joint committees Is called to order. The Brooklynites were we'll pleased with the action of the mayor yesterday in turning down the proposition of the trolley con- pany and many nice things were said last evening for the city's executive. It only goes to show that the mayor Is keeping his word 10 look out for the interests of Brooklyn and no terms are likely to be accepted un- less something is said about that line on Town Plot John Henderson. chairman of the Brooklyn committee. is somewhat impatient nevertheless over the manner in which the Clark street extension is being looked af- ter. "Aithough it Is more than a year ago since that petition was sent In. the preliminary steps in regard to the proposed extension are not yet completed" stated the Brooklyn ite. "The mayor is proving himself all right in regard to trolley mat ters. and if he viIl only hustle that Clark street extension he will re- ceive much praise from us. Although that work Is of much importance to us. some consider it as a joke and the only hearing that was held on it was a farce"
 There may be people who require only that soda be vet. but ve prefer to cater to the trade of thoee who demand that soda have substantial and heAIthful qualities with the de- Iicious natural favors that pure fruits supply. Try 1t al the A C..