Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-10
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

Charles Smith is on a few days vacation to New York.
 The condition of Daniel Nc Grath remains about the same.
 Miss Teresa Harvey of John street is visiting in New Haven.
 There will be a meeting of the Moral club tomorrow evening at z o'clock.
 The Misses Nellie Deyine and Motley Mahaney visited in New Ha- ven yesterday.
 MT and Mrs Albert Stigberg of South Leonard street, are visiting friends in Bridgeport.
 Miss Katherine Sheridan of Bridgeport, is visiting the McGrath family of Polar avenue.
 John Kamak has accepted po- sitiOn as brakeman on the work train in the Naugatuck freight yard.
 MT and Mrs Edward Sullivan, of 727 Baldwin street, are rejoicing over the arrival of baby girl at their home.
 General Manager Sewell and an engineer were to go over to-day the proposed route for the trolley line in Brooklyn.
 The report of the sub-station at Walkers for the past month is in keping with that of other months and shows that the amount of bus mess done at Walkers is on the in- crease.
 The O'Brien Construction com pany has about completed it's work on South Riverside street and now a massive wall runs from Bank to Washington avenue. The Bank street bridge will be raised about IS inches by the work which has just been finished.
 It is rumored that one week from tonight Brooklyn will be well represented at cooking main which is to come off in the outskirts of the city. A Brooklyn sport is said to have three fine birds which will be pitted against some of the feathery tribe from up the line. Martin Dunphy is laid up witha sore foot at his home on Riverside street. MT Dunphy while working four years ago in one of the local factories got a small piece of brass in his foot but it did not trouble him until a short time ago. Although the injury is rather painful the leg is improving and the attending physi- clan expects to see MT. Dunphy well | again in short time.
 Next to their own plan the Brooklyn people favor that of Thom- as Kelly in regard to the approach to the new Union station. If the | baker could hit upon a devise for the Liberty street extension that would meet with the favor of the business men as quickly as his I scheme submitted last evening he l would have the everlasting praise of the residents of Brooklyn. | i, A goodly number of boys from this and other sections of the city were at the Naugatuck station this 1 morning watching Uncle Toms Cabin" scenery taken off. The chil- dren crowded, around the baggage car as they do on a circus day and l they let out a big yell when they saw the blood hounds come of the train Times does not seem to have any eff. feet upon the interest taken in Topsy and Little Eva.
 A mission will start at St. Pat. rick's church tomorrow morning masses being at 6, 7:30 and 10: SC upstairs and at g o'clock in the base. ment of the church for the children The mission proper will commence al the 10:30 mass at which the an. nouncements for the week will bt made. The first week will bs for the men while the women wil be instructed the second week. Il is about three years since the last mission was held at St. Patrick's. | It was rather windy crossing the Bank street bridge to-day as ont person can well verify. He was pro ceeding across this morning when { gust of wind caught his sky piec, and before he could grab it the <1a had landed in the sparkling wateri of the Naugatuck river which is st delightful to persons travelling t, Brooklyn. The fellow had to chas, his hat as far as Liberty street wher, | with the aid of long pole he fishet I it out, much the worse after its diI in the dirty and diseased spreading waves of the Naugatuck.
 Medicine buying Is different iron the buying of other goods-your healtl depends upon what you purchase. No, get what you ask for in Its best quail ty at our store. A. c. Walker, tn