Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-11
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

The Pioneers and Colts will cross bats on Corcoran's lot Sunday after noon.
 Pitcher Wallace may be given q try out with Stacks New Haven team.
 Joe Smith captured set of dish es at Father Traynors bazaar in Wa terville.
 Watch for the Democrat bulle- tins in Brooklyn this evening on the Waterbury game
 Charlie Waddam. who has been operator at the Naugatuck station, has been removed to the Watertown junction.
 Mfrs Sabas. who left her home SD mysteriously on last Monday. has not returned as yet, or her whereabouts is not known.
 The H. q. l.. Whist club which has not met in few months will hold session this evening at the home of Miss Anna Lawlor of Town Plot.
 Although it was expecte,l that
 OllNt ofuSt uuiuSSt would come together in about a week. the match is off for the present at least. Both fellows would scale all most the same and as they are rather husky. they would make an interest ing go.
 Those three blacks hitched to No 3's engine more than tore through Brooklyn this morning on their way to the fire at the corner of Bank and Grand streets. A resident of this side was heard remark that the horses went faster this morning than hs ev- CT saw them go before.
 The Brooklyn and Town Plot Im- provement committee assembled once more last evening in the lyceum. and once more they talked over the bond issue and discussed at some length the Improvements which the members are anxious that Brooklyn should get within short space of time. Chair. man John Henderson presided. It was expected that the session would he a rather lively one. but so much time was given to bond issue and the men that are to serve on the committee. which is to look into the same. that the subject whether the Brooklyn I'm provement committee should take on members did not come up for an air ing. consequently there was no ex- citement to speak of. Some of those at the meeting last evening did not seem to think that Mayor Th0ms would give the Brooklynites place on the committee of fifteen unlese he was asked to look after the matter. Chairman Henderson was of the opin- ion that the mayor would act wisely enough without receiving instructions from the committee. He did not think 1t good policy to recommend any three or five men to the mayor with the understanding that their names he placed on the committee that it is to he appointed. But Hans asmusscn thought that some means should be suggested to Mayor Thoms since the Brooklyn committee was the originator of the bond idea. He seem cd to think that three men at least from Brooklyn should he selected as members of the committee Attorney Lynch also advocated the suggesting of three names to the city's executive. It was finally decided that the secre- tary should notify the mayor that if he wished to talk over the matter with the Brooklyn people there was a committee willing to confer with him. Chairman Henderson will select the members of the same in day or two. Attorney James NJ. Lynch was instructed to investigate to see why the hearings on the extensions of Fifth and Clark streets have been held back. These extensions are want ed badly by the members and they voted last evening to endeavor to hus. tie the hearings in order that the work may soon be done. All the committee approved of the peti- ton that is being circulated to have the name of the Bank street school named after the late Father Duggan. The committee has at last decided to seek little financial support from the stores of Brooklyn and Town Plot I-p, to the present time the members of the committee have not only spent their time. but also their money looI- ing after the better;ncnt of P-ook- Iyn and will now endeavor to collect { ming expenses of the organization.
 Medicine buying is different from the buying of other goods-your health depends upon what you pur- chase. You get what you ask for In