Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-24
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

The funeral of Anthony Staczokai will take place tomorrow afternoon. James Temple, formerly of this section, but now of New Haven, is vis- iting friends in this district.
 Put your order in now for He'll 1 mann's Book Beer, out next Monday. Bottled nicely for hotel and family trade.
 Oliver BIandsfield of Riverside street, who has been on the sick list for some weeks past, is able to be out once more.
 Alderman John Malone has been called to Hartford to attend the fu- neral of his brother, which will be held tomorrow.
 The last meeting of the commit tees arranging for the whist and forty five tournaments to be given at the Lyceum Monday and Tuesday even ings will be held tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
 The improvement committee held a meeting in the Lyceum last evening, almost all of the members being pres ent. This morning the committee had an engineer over in Brooklyn and he was getting few facts which will make interesting reading when he sub mits his report.
 At meeting of the voters of the Town Plot school district last evening it was decided to leave the matter of building a four room addition to the school house in the hands of the com mittee which is made up of the fol- lowing: I. L. Upson, chairman; Philip Savar, c. D. Hinman, Thomas B. Walker and George Adams As there were several bids and plans for the work the above course was thought most advisable. The building will be started ill short time.
 Ut is not often that Brooklyn fel- lows care to take the law in their own hands, but last evening, only for the prompt action of Officer Lawlor, < young fellow who gave his name as SpalOne would undoubtedly have been taken in hand by crowd of persons who were enraged at the actions of the fellow named above and chum. who did not fall into the clutches of the police. These two boys, whose top pieces are certainly wrong, are en. deavoring to arouse the anger of decent people. On Thursday evening they were seen near the Bank street school, one fellow dressed as n nun and the other as a priest. They were chased into hiding, but appeared again last night and Officer Lawlor quickly got line on them. He captured the eccen- tric disguised as nun, but the pal es- capped. Meanwhile goodly number had collected and there were cries of threats, but the patrol wagon arrived promptly and hustled the. lad to the police station.
 By protecting the life of her child and trying to save her home from being destroyed by fire. Mrs Martone of Charles street yesterday afternoon was badly burned about the arms, hands and body, and would undoubted- ly have been cremated if it were not for the prompt action of tenant who lived on the floor above her at 155 Charles street. X small child of the AIartone family tipped over lamp which was Oh table and immediately there was a blaze. The oil ignlted and the child would have been scorched. but the mother, without thinking of herself, tore the clothing from the fondliRg, and in doing so her own ap- parel caught fire and it was burning rapidly when man who resides up- stairs rushed in, threw big blanket around the burning woman and ex tinguished the flames. Dr Russell was summoned and although he found many painful burns on the body of the woman still her condition is not serious. The child was not harmed to any extent, nor were the contents of the house.
 Medicine buying is different from the buying of other goods-your health depends upon what you purchase. Yon get what you ask for in its best quail ty at our store. A. c. Walker, the druggist