Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-24
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The drug stores in Brooklyn will close at the usual Sunday hours to- morrow.
 Several from Brooklyn went to New Haven without tickets for the game. taking chance on getting them there.
 Jerry Shugrue, who has been in Thorndyke. Mass, the past three weeks settling his fathers estate, has returned home.
 The Cadets will play one more game before the season ends. It will be with the Dublins of Meriden in that city on Thanksgiving day.
 Miss Margaret Kennedy. who is to be welded to Dr Leo Joyce of New York on Tuesday at St Patrick's church, gave farewell party to a number of her friends at her home on North Leonard street Thursday evening.
 Among those from Brooklyn who attended the game in New Ha- ven to-day were Joseph Smith. Mat thew and Edward Dunphy, Edward Ray, Joseph Kennedy, Edward Dona- hue, William Mccarthy and Michael Madden.
 Andrew Pagan and Miss Eliza beth Kenney sprung surprise on their friends when they were mar ried at the rectory of St Patrick's church last Sunday evening by the Rev Joseph M. Gleeson. The couple who are we'll known in this section are now residing at the corner of Porter and Bank streets.
 Joseph Kennedy had three tick cts for the Yale-Harvard game to- day, but did not like their location. so he went to New Haven yesterday to try to exchange them. A specu- lator wanted to buy them from him and offered him SIS for the three. MT Kennedy did not care to dispose of them, but succeeded in swapping them for two in another part of the field.
 At a meeting of the Town Plot Improvement committee last evening the members, following the plans of the Brooklyn and Town Plot Im- provement committee, decided to in form the aldermen of the three i'm provements which they would like to see carried through in the near future. The first is a fifty foot street from Highland avenue to Bank by way of the 0.ark street extension, cutting across the corner of Sperry's land, the completion of the grading of Highland avenue and the exten- sion of the water system to Highland avenue. The aldermen may vote to have these requests granted, but it's not at all likely that they will do so. The changing of the names of some of the streets on Town Plot as advo- cated by some of the members is not meeting with very much success in some quarters and last evening there were some spirited discussions over some of the proposed changes. The residents of Burr street do not like the idea of substituting the name Duggan, especially when there is no other Street in the city named Burr. Those residing on the Bradley road are not at all favorable to the re- of their road to Malmalick avenue. They, claim that they have gotten along all right in the past with Bradley and there is reason why they should have change. More over. if there is to be a change some of the residents declare that 1t would 1 be very unwise to call the road l All are in favor of the | change from Maple to Ross and Elm | to Taft. It was expected that Hans | would have a few words | to say about the bond commission. but he remained silent on the subject | and is perhaps waiting until the | of the Brooklyn and Town Plot committee next Friday evening | before expressing his feelings.