Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-24
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

Christopher Dunphy has fully re- covered from his recent illness.
 The D. w. c. Whist club will meet Friday evening at the home of Miss Ella Mccarthy of Bank street.
 The Misses Margaret and Mary Kane of Watertown are visiting Miss Louise Malone of Bank street.
 The H. H. l.. Whist club will meet Friday evening at the home of Miss Nellie Devine of Bank street. The charter for the Down and Out club is still open and applica- tions for membership will be cordially received.
 At the Brooklyn Athletic club last evening Burns and Koloski defeated Lawson and Reese in one of the post poned games of the handball t0urna- ment.
 Anna, the years old daughter of MT and Mrs K. Sheronis of 9 North Leonard street was severely burned about the hands and arms last even- ing by tipping over kettle of boiling water. The child in some manner m known to her parents got hold of the kettle and as result doctor had to be called to dress the chlld's injuries. Everything is running along smoothly in preparation for the mass meeting in the Lyceum on Friday evening and the hall is expected to be crowded to the doors. Many men of note of the town will be there to have a few words to say about Brooklyn and Town Plot and among the speak CTS will be Ben" Kelsey. The young men as well as the old are getting in terested and the rally is expected to bring forth excellent results. Presi- dent Templeton of the Business Mems association stated this morning that the report that they were, opposed to the proposed trolley line in Town Plot was without foundation and that the organizat ton has never discussed the matter.
 Zone of the chief reasons why we may have a hard time convincing the trolley company to send a line up through Town Plot is that some of the real estate men and the Business Mems association are opposed to the scheme because they think that without the line in Robbins street property in that section will deteriorate much in value" The above statement was made by Hans Rasmussen, the well known advocator of improvements in Town Plot. He said that although the above mentioned people have influence with the trolley company, he did not think that the Brooklyn line would be affected much by their action. "As I understand, the business men are not very much against the proposed route, but the real estate men, who are sO- liciting their support. But we are de termined to push this line through. and judging from the action of the direc' tors of the Connecticut Railway ana Lighting Co yesterday, who decided tS look the place over next week, our et' forts are beginning to show results When the Naugatuck station is re. moved much of the traffic from Bank street will be taken away and the crowded conditions will be much i'm proved. The hacks, the freight wagons, the heavy. coal carts and large amount of the trucking business will be carried on along West Main and South Willow streets and Bank street will have plenty of room, so that the argument that the crowded condition of this street should have no effect upon the proposed route. We, intend to form q @Ypqhg AIsrIs !mproveWent society in Brooklyn to act Jointly With the Town Plot society, and in this wa! we expect to obtain a fair share of the improvements we are seeking. We received little or no attention from the republican party and it is the demo- crats that are helping us along in the work"
 Medicine buying is different from the buying of other goods-your health depends upon what you purchase. You get what you ask for in its best quail ty at our store. A. c. Walker, the dv,,uuiof