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

Some neat calendars are being dls tributed in Brooklyn to-day. Byron Donovan of New York Wal visiting in this section yesterday. l Daniel Mahaney and Fred Ligour are spending the day in New Haven. l Thomas Connolly of Railroad Hil street is spending week in New la ven.
 Charles Fopiano has accepted :; position in Joseph Garbarin0s Irui store.
 Miss Mary Ivory of Winsted is l visiting with Mrs Starr on Charles street.
 Timothy Luddy of Ansonia was f>1Eiissitip Eissit 2 relatives on Charles stree' yesterday.
 The Mises MurpRy and McCluskl of Ansonia spent Sunday Wi'n reia''se' ] in Brooklyn.
 The Misses Louise and>-Natey and>-aeyy;ar ma z, lone of Bank street are visiting Nlenu' in Hartford. Miss Ella Fitzgerald of Bridge, port is visiting the McGrath family of Poplar avenue.
 William Harris, of Ridgefeld. spent Sunday as the guest of friends on Bank street.
 James Wheelahan of Riverside has been proposed for membership in the Cousin" club.
 Henry Johnson of Bank street, who has been working in Bridgeport, has returned home
 Miss Katherine Sullivan of An sonia is visiting Miss Katherine Dona- hue of Bank street.
 Timothy Donahue of Bank street has returned. after spending couple of days in New York.
 -Dr Joyce, who has been visiting friends in this district, has returned to his home in New York.
 The Savage Athletic club, which a few years ago was active in anna teur sports, has reorganized.
 MT and Mrs Joseph Garbarino of Bank street have left for a short visit with relatives in New York.
 Mir and Mrs Chales Stigbeg have re- turned from their wedding trip and will reside on South Leonard street.
 -Yesterday at Forest park Joe" Smiths polo team defeated Joseph Wallace's quintet by the score of to 2.
 A large crowd from this section attended the pictures at the Auditorium last evening and heard Eddie keefe render some of the popular songs.
 Daniel Ziegler of Litchfield who LID to the time he became sick was employed in McGrath's. market, is inn proving after bad attack of typhoid fever.
 The H. G. l.. Whist club met Sat urday evening at the home of Miss Deborah Fitzgerald on Railroad Hill street. Miss Rose Hennessy and Frances McGrath were the prize win ners.
 The Northrop Paper Box company expect soon to be installed in their new factory on South Leonard street as they have already commenced to move their machinery from their place on Canal street.
 ;, Every ,,sjllGrl1ar to the Evening Democrat during the year 1906 gets CODY of The Woman's Home Compan- ion free of charge. the only stipulation being that subscriptions be paid ill advance. Subscribers can pay one month or one year.
 The Brooklyn A. c. held very enjoyable New Years party at their rooms last evening. Solos and musical selections were rendered by several of the members and as tine hands of the clock pointed to the hour of twelve, all present joined in giving the new year a befitting welcome.
 This morning at the 9 o'clock mass at St Pa atrick's church large class Of boys and girls received their first holy communion. The boys, clad in black suits, and the girls wearing white dresses. made a very pretty appear ance and showed that the instructions that they have been receiving for the past few months have been well heed- cd.
 -Christopher Dunphy. popular in Brooklyn and equally well known throughout the city. lies in critical condition at his home on Bank street, and. it is doubtful whether he will re- cover. Last week Chris" went fish ing with several of his friends and on the way home fell on the ice and hurt his knee. At the time no one took the matter seriously and the papers gave the we'll known saloon keeper lot of jollying. But the injury. although not very bad in itself. caused other com plications to set in and it is believed that the fall has affected his heart. The king of Brooklyn" as he is called, is subject to bad attacks of rheumatism. and the fall also set this painful disease in motion. All day yesterday Mr Dunphy was uncon- scious but last night improved slight ly. He was attended constantly by his physicians. Although things look bad for him he is sure to put up a good struggle and everyone hopes to see him around again soon. as his death would be sad loss to Brooklyn residents
 Our prescription materials are the best that we can buy Everything Is fresh and pure. We do not substi- tute. The doctors directions are al- ways carried out to the letter with ab- soIute accuracy. We check over each operation % as to leave not the slight est opportunity for an error to occur. Our prices are the lowest A. C. Wal ker. the druggist.
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