Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-22
sRooK1YH BRIEFS.

-Omcer6 Mclean ana Dunais were the dog killers in this section yester- day. They captured brute on La fayette street and they immediately made arrangements for killing. Du- nais got a rope and tied the cur to the tree. Then he gave the signal :. Mo- Lean pulled the trigger and the dog received 8 dose of lead.
 Dust, dust, dust everywhere. The residents and taxpayers of Brooklyn are getting taste of what they will have to endure all summer. Here's a chance for the Brooklyn and town plot committee to do something for Brooklyn. Have a few of the streets on this side or at least all of Bank street sprinkled well during the sum- mer months. It would be we'll appre- ciated as the sprinkling cart looks lost over here now, 1t comes over so seldom.
 On Corcoran's lots Sunday morn ing Matthew Dunphy's All Stariteam defeated the second team of the Brooklyn Athletic club in very one- sided game. Hogan" Clark did the twirling for the winners and If 1t were not for the support he received his reputation as a pitcher would have been shattered. Dwyer for the winners also played a good game. The All Star nine is open to meet any team in Brooklyn with the exception of Manager Madden's aggregation.
 Five or six masons and brick layers, not a prosperous looking group by any means, arrived in this city this morning and shortly after beat it to Brooklyn where they will in all probability go to work on the Gilmartin block on James street which Is not completed as yet. The block is large tenement structure and all the masonry work is done with the exception of the clustering. The carpenter in charge of the build- ing is Contractor Mraz Work on the Fernandez buildings is going along slowly, while at the Duggan school there is little or nothing doing.
 For the safety of the residents of this section of the city a man dwelling on this side of the bridge should be taken to Middletown or some other retreat where he will be properly cared for and looked after. The person referred is demented and has already,at different times thrown a scare into. the inhabitants of Brook lyn by his antics. Every time an off, cer attempts to arrest him. the fel- low, although of small stuture, puts up stiff resistance and generally the bluecoat needs help ere the fight er is placed in the patrol wagon. The man has been arrested several times, but he only remains in jail or at the BrOOkside few days and in a week or so is as bad as ever. In Brooklyn this morning pedestrians were steer Ing clear of him, as his looks are enough to frighten one who is at all tinnid. It seems as if it were up to someone to place this fellow where le belongs, for he surely will do harm If allowed to roam around the streets.
 The names of the men who will De members of the bond committee were made known at the meeting of he board of aldermen last evening md among Mayor Thoms list will be | 'ound a couple of Brooklynites, John Henderson and Daniel Mahaney. | When the bond scheme was first talk | d of by the Brooklyn committee it | vas considered in a small light. but l t ,mattered. not to the men who were | for the interests of the city l low others thought, so they went ! fight along with their plans and had | he board of aldermen order the may 'r appoint this committee of fifteen The Brooklyn committee intended to | ubmit some names to the city's ex- 'cutive for membership on the same, ut before they had conference with | Jim on the matter he had the com nittee selected. The greater part of he people seem to think that the | ,ond idea is a good one and If car fed out properly will bring many | leeded Improvements to all parts of he city. Of course many taxpayers will make holler about the issuing if million or half million dollars vorth' of bonds or whatever may be he amount for a few years. but If he money is spent as 1t should be, ut when the Improvements that are intended are here they will think it vas one wise move.
 Medicine buying is different from he buying of other goods-your Iealth depends upon what you pur- hase. You get what you ask for in ts best quality at our store. A. c. Walker, the druggist.