Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-05
BRooKIYH BRErs.

John Mahon spent yesterday in Litchfield.
 James Ray of New York was visiting at his home on South Leon ard street yesterday.
 Miss Irene Kilmartin of South Leonard street has resigned her posi- tion in Miller & Pecks.
 MT and Mrs Andrew Stein have returned from their wedding trip and have taken up residence on South Leonard street.
 The Misses Mary and Margaret Shannahan of Lafayette street have returned after spending couple of days in South Norwalk.
 An anniversary mass of requiem will be celebrated tomorrow morn- ing at o'clock at St Patriek's church for the late Mrs Ann Grady. The Hon Herbert Casson of New York says that tomorrow Is the onlys day in the year when all men are equal, every nan having but one vote--that is unless he repeats.
 Last evening about o'clock the Brooklyn firemen were called by still alarm to shack owned by the l Grouse construction company at the foot of Railroad Hill street which was on Are. Captain Dunn saw that ! it would be useless to put q stream on the blaze. as when the firemen are rived the shack was almost burned to the ground. The damage amount- cd to about $ioo.
 ! The Brooklyn residents believe in allowing clerks to have few Sun days Tn the year in which to enjoy themselves as was,made evident yes terday when the drug stores which closed part of the afternoon and evening did almost as much business as if they were open all day. It Is little strange for some of the people | to become accustomed to the change. but after \ few weeks the Sunday closing will undoubtedly effect the sales of these stores very little.
 The fair of the Brooklyn Athlet- ic club closed on Saturday evening and the organization will realise over 330O from the affair. Miss Mira Nelson received S25 In gold. the prize offered to the lady selling the most tickets. The trip to Washing ! ton, D. C.. offered to the member Of the club disposing of the most tick cts. was won by Charles Smith of North Leonard street. The next event to be given by the club will be the annual dance at Eagles hall on Thsnksgiying night.
 James McGrsth, who for years lived in this section. with his parents but later disappeared. has been To- cated in Springfield. The boy who 10 IS years Of age has been lost track of fos several. years and 1t was thought that the young man had been killed a few years ago In railroad wreck in the west. The Me- Graths were prominent people in Brooklyn at one time. Mr McGrath holding the office of county sherif. The family later moved to Pennsyi- yania and the boy soon tired of the Quaker state and started out on his own hook. The father is now resid- ing in PisntsviIle.
 Vote early and vote for the tick ct which you think should be elected. The voters who have studied the merits of the men on the dcuocfath anl republican tickets cannot fail to see on which ticket are the better men. Labor men have a chance to- morros of casting a ballot for can didatcs who if elected will prove a better friend to the people in general than the politicians looking after the interests os corporations at all times If the men who vote to-morrow for thoss fellaus that are making life .
 misery fur them. compelling them to spend every cent they earn on the ne cessities of life. they should not
 naarmur against their lot for the ! next foupie o< rfars