Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-31
BRo0KLYN BRIEFS.


 Many from Brooklyn attended the circus yesterday and last even- ing.
 Miss Anna Riley of New Britain Is visiting Miss Ella Mccarthy of Bank street.
 Miss Norah Mahaney of Bank street has returned from visit to New Haven.
 Miss Della Lawson of Alder street has returned after spending ten days in Hartford.
 The Misses Rose Lyons of Alder street and Mary McGrath of Alder street are visiting friends in New York.
 Benny Clancy was driving in carriage to-day, as his wagon is up for repairs as result of yesterdays accident.
 "A few men were working on the Bank street bridge to-day. The build ing of the bridge is going along very slowly.
 MT and Mrs Patrick Doyle of South Leonard street are entertain ing Miss Margaret Burke and Miss B. M. Holihan from Norwich.
 Dan McGrath of Bank street who has been confined to his home with sickness the past nine months is contemplating trip to Litchfleld.
 Saturday evening a surprise par ty was given to Adam Smith at his home on James street. During the evening many vocal and instrumental selections were rendered.
 Miss Mary Ainaska of Green street, while at work at Plume & Atwood's factory yesterday, had the index finger of her right hand am- putated while working on a machine.
 Charles Wiikitis of North Leon ard street is nursing a badly bruised and discolored eye as the result of being struck by piece of metal while working at Scovill's factory yesterday.
 Edward Loughman of No and John Johnson of No 2 are on two days trip to New York. The last time these fellows went to New York they had such time that they talked about it for month later.
 A still alarm called the Brooklyn firemen to Charles street yesterday afternoon, but there was no fire in sight. The firefighters were on their way home when the storm began, and although it was only short run to the house they were drenched before they reached it.
 Some of the drivers that deliver ice cream in this section have been accustomed to empty the water from the cans into the streets. The stench coming from the same was anything but wholesome and 1t certainly did not improve the sanitary conditions, consequently the nuisance has been abated. A word from the police was the means of stopping it. The three-cornered fight for the nomination for the senatorship in the democratic party is being watched with interest in this section, as one of the candidates. Attorney James NJ Lynch, is a resident of Brooklyn, where he has been doing yeoman work for the good of the taxpayers The campaign from now until the primaries, the 31st of next month promises to be most lively, and Sen. ator Phelan and John Hurley will have to travel along some to catch up with the Brooklynite, or at least that it is the opinion that Is preva. lent in Brooklyn. Attorneys Lynch and Phelan are beginning to give out some pretty warm interviews ant there is no telling where it will stop although there Is not likely to b, any real mud throwing. Lynch o course has good reasons for thinking that he will receive rousong vot, from his own ward, the fourth, ant is of the opinion that the number which he will receive in the fourtl will more than make up if he shoul, run short in the fifth. Some thinl that the fight between Lynch an, Phelan will become so bitter that Al derman Hurley will reap the advan tage from it and capture the nomi nation. At any rate. the battle look good from the roadside and when i comes to the backstretch it shoul, make everyone sit up to take lool as 1t is sure to grow more excitinl as the day of the primaries ap breaches.
 Tn having a prescription put u there is one particularly importan matter to consider and that is as curacy. You can be sure of accurac here because our double check sys tenn proves the accurate compoundin of every prescription put up. Yo are not obliged to place your health perhaps life-in the hands of on man. Here one experienced prescriy tionist checks and proves the wor of another in every case. No extr , charge for this safeguard. A. Walker, 756 Mank street.