Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-23
BROOKLYN BRETs.

HR00KIYH BRHFs.
 Matt Smith and family spent yes. terday at the shore.
 Tom Cavanaugh of the Brooklyn engine house is on nine days vaca- tion.
 MT and Mrs Thomas Quinn of Alder street spent yesterday at Savin Rock.
 John Mahoney and family of South Main street spent Sunday i'll Southford
 William Nugent, Daniel Phelan and Jerry Hanlon spent Sunday In Massachusetts.
 Patrick and Thomas Lynch of North Riverside street, spent yester- day at Lake Bantam.
 MT and Mrs Frank Ryan of south Leonard street are on week 8 vcation to New Haven.
 Patrick Shugrue of Thorndyke, Mass. spent Sunday with his brother, Jeremiah of Bank street
 Nathan Cznaski of West Porter street smashed his finger while at work in the Buckle factory on Satur. day.
 Mrs Richard Grady, Mrs William Regan and son Francis left yesterday for a weeks vacation at Laurel beach.
 James Walsh of South Main street and Charley Nugent of this sec ton spent Sunday visiting friends in Cheshire.
 A pay station will be placed in Walkers drug store today by the Southern New England Telephone company.
 Edward Donahue and Attorney Charles Bauby returned this morning after doing New York the past cou- pie of days.
 Mrs Valantavage of 33S Wash ington avenue, was removed to the Waterbury hospital yesterday suffer- ing from appendicitis.
 Mrs Stashia Brown of Cleveland, Ohio, has returned after visiting friends in this section. Mrs Brown was formerly Brooklyn girl.
 Mrs Bassett of South Leonard street and her three daughters, Ange- line, Anilidia. and Laura left Satur- day for Holyoke, Mass. They will be the guests of Mrs Bassett's sister.
 II. Moeller of 664 North Riverside street has returned to Brooklyn after being away a year and Il half Noel Ter has been in Schnecrady, N. Y., Where he had good position at the General Electric works.
 John Mulaitis of Green street was severely burned about the body on Saturday, due from the tipping ov- CT of a kettle of boiling water. His wife was carrying tie water from the stove to the sink when her husband bumped against her, causing the wa ter to spill all over him.
 The long awaited ball game be- tween the Quakers and the Pioneers took place yesterday morning at Cor coran's lots and resulted in an easy victory for the latter nine by the score of to ?. The contest was for $2o side and each team had many rooters on hand. The Quakers con. fdent because of winning the pre- vious game expected to carry off an other victory, but the Pioneers must have been waiting to get n chance nj some of the Quaker's money for there was nothing to 1t after the first in- ming. In the opening round inc Pioneers made five runs enough to win the game.
 Weakened !. because of the absence of Dan" Cronan, their first baseman, and Schilcen, theil third baseman, the Brooklyns were yesterday defeated by the Pastimes and dropped into second place. Even though couple of their men were absent, if Captain Kelly had started to do the twirling the result might have been different. As 1t was the West Enders banged Donahue's curves for five runs in the first in. ming, lead which was too much for Madden's men to overcome. There is no reason why Kelly should not dc the slab work from now on as he has plenty of speed and good curves, and doing regular box work he would overcome the wildness which is his only drawback. The Brooklyns arc not worrying over the loss of yester- days contest. as they know they will get 1t back in a Sunday or two.
 In having a prescription put up there is one particularly important matter to consider and that is ac- curacy. You can be sure of accuracy here because our double check sys- tenn proves the accurate compoundine of every prescription put up. You are not obliged to place your health perhaps life-in the hands of one man. Here one experienced prescrip- tionist checks and proves the work of another in every case. No extra charge for this safeguard. A. c Walker. 756 Mank street.