Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-03
BRooKIYH BRETs.

-P. Fitzgerald of Hartford is wis., iting friends in this section.
 Miss Nellie Carroll Is spending a weeks vacation in Hartford.
 William Jerome of Washington avenue has removed to Newark.
 William Lallier is spending a three days vacation at the shore.
 William Harris of Litchfield was visiting friends in Brooklyn yester- day.
 Thomas Morgan left this after noon to spend weeks vacation in New York.
 Miss Butterly of Peekskill. N. Y., is visiting Miss Katharine Malone of Bank street.
 The Lord family of Clark street will leave tomorrow to spend va l cation at the Isle of Pines.
 There will be a meeting of the Brooklyn Athletic club this evening at their rooms on Bank street.
 Miss Rose De Liguori of North Leonard street has returned after spending a week in New Haven.
 Mrs Max Kamak and son, Bob, of John street have returned, after spending few days in New York. The Malone family of Bank street will start tomorrow on a va | cation to be spent at Walnut Beach.
 MT and Mrs John O'Brien of Torrington, who have been visiting Mr and Mrs Thomas quinn of Wash ington avenue, have returned home.
 Patrick McGrath, who has been
 working in Newark the past three years, has returned to this city and is living at his home on Poplar ave-
 nue.
 1 Rev William Lafflin of Bridge port will succeed Father Sheehan at St Patrick's. Father Laff1in is a na- tive of Windsor Locks and was or dained four years ago.
 l Father Schadwell of Albany is
 she guest of Father Gleeson. In few
 days the former will go to New York
 direct from Waterbury to start for
 Europe for the benefit of his health. Il William White of Draher street ] is suffering from a deep gash in his 1 right foot, caused by stepping on a
 piece of glass yesterday. Although the wound is an ugly one, it is not thought that blood poisoning will set . in.
 James Grove of "A South Leon- ard street, employed at the Holmes Booth & Hayden factory, had his right arm badly cut while at work Wednesday. While standing near g buzz saw his arm rubbed against Il and the teeth of the saw ripped 2 deep gash in the arm. Dr Russel
 dressed the injury.
 If a person has the time and tht ] means to carry his ice from the plan' ] on Bank street, he can purchase il ] much cheaper there than from thu ] wagons. A piece of ice which sells ) from the cart for $1.20 may be bought at the Hygeia plant on Bank street for 75 cents. Although the say ing on a smaller amount is not a: ) large, still 1t pays anyone who ha! , cart to journey to the end of Banl street and buy ice directly, as il } comes from the house. Ice is so ex , pensive this summer that people art not wasting any of it and are on th' lookout to see how they can get Il } Ia few cents cheaper
 -r1f the odor that is so offensive s to the Brooklyn people is not com s ing from the gas tank, the resident s of this side would certainly be pleas 5 ed to know where 1t emanates," sai' S a member of the Brooklyn and Tow 5 Plot Improvement committee thi 5 morning. "The stench coming iron 5 the tank of the United Gas Improve 5 lment company is so well known il 5 Brooklyn that 1t is foolishness t r state that it does not come from tha ]. source. Perhaps the managers of tn Il plant endeavor at times to proven i. the smell of gas from arising, but |. think they are wrong when the |. claim that the trouble is not wit ,- the plant. The smell Of combine
 gases the past few years in Brookly
 has been very, very bad and anyon
 who has lived over here for an
 length of time knows that the tan
 is the cause of the trouble"
 One of the most amusing sight
 seen in Brooklyn in long time wa
 that witnessed on Bank street ye' ' terday morning. Although it wa s laughable for the spectators, 1t wa ' no joke for the participants. especia . ly the one who received a wallopin from his wife. Until recently the pa z were a very happy couple, but thint n have changed of late. as the ma v member has been on several spree II Wednesday the man received his pa < and went off to have a good tin % u,itb the hovs Judging from the hO