Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-01
BR0oKLYH BRIEFS.

l Dan Mahaney of Bank street is suffering much from rheumatism. Joseph Presavage of James street Is on a two weeks vacation to New Britain.
 Miss Katharine Calvin of Charles street Is spending vacation at Litchfield.
 Mrs Richard Grady and Miss Norah Sweeney are visiting at Wal nut Beach.
 Mrs Hoadley of Alder street has returned from two weeks vacation at Watch Hill.
 Miss Sadie Spender of Highland avenue is spending ten days vaca- tion at Middletown.
 William Kalloski of South Leon- ard street is on vacation to his for mer home in Scranton, Pa. Almost all the Brooklyn girls who are employed at the New Eng land Watch factory are on vacations. The Misses Mary Morrott. Annie Lawlor and c. Doherty left this morning for two weeks trip to Canada.
 Miss Josephine Shea of Hartford, who has been visiting Miss Louise Malone of Bank street, has returned home.
 Thomas Cavanaugh of No 8 en- zine house who was on nine days trip to New York and Coney Island, has returned.
 F --Sylyester Stokes of North Leon- ard street. who has been employed in Bridgeport the past three months, has returned to Brooklyn. George Zemaitis of Bank street, while at work in Holmes, Booth & Haydens factory yesterday, had his right foot badly crushed.
 The hearing before the board of public works last evening on the pro- posed extension of Clark street brought a number of Brooklyn and Town Plot people to the city hall an- mex. Almost all the people who will be affected are in favor of the Clark street extension, but there was much opposition to the proposed widening of James street. Another thing which was brought up at last nights meet ing Is which name will be dropped should all the work that is proposed be carried out James street and Clark street will have to go under one name If the present plans are followed. Generally the name of the older street Is kept and in this case whenever the job Is finished the name Clark will undoubtedly be dropped and the street for its entire length will be called James.
 About 7:45 this morning the fire department was called by box BPS to house at 22 Seymour street where small fire was burning on the second floor occupied by the Trumvey family. The fire was quick ly extinguished by the Brooklyn fire men and the damage was slight. New ertheless. if it were not for the prompt action of Mrs Trumvey, one of her children would undoubtedly have burned to death. It seems the mother was out when the blaze start ed in some mysterious manner. Her children were up in the kitchen where the fire originated. the baby being in the carriage. When the mother heard her house was on fire she hastened to the kitchen just in the nick of time, for the carriage fin whicl the child was had taken fire. The infant was quickly snatched from the carriage and removed from all danger. The house Is owned by Mir Grouse.
 In having a prescription put up there is one particularly important matter to consider and that is ac- curacy. You can be sure of accuracy here because our double check sys- tem proves the accurate compounding of every prescription put up. You are not obliged to place your health perhaps iife-in the hands of one man. Here one experienced prescrip- ! tionfst checks and proves the work l of another In every case No extra l charge for this safeguard. A. c. l