Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-20
WATERBURY DEMoCRAT SATURDAY. JANuARY 2o lso
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

l Henry Beauregard, the Bank street
 meatman, has sold his market.
 MT and Mrs Paul Holdsworth of
 North Riverside street have removed
 to New York.
 There will be a meeting of the
 Brooklyn Athletic club tomorrow af.
 ternoOn at o'clock.
 Joseph McGuinness of Washington | avenue has gone on weeks vacation
 to Washington, D. c.
 After last mass tomorrow there
 will be meeting in the Lyceum of
 the St Thomas Cadets.
 Joseph Seneta of Washington ave
 nue has gone on trip to Montreal in the interests of the Waterbury Farrel foundry, where he is employed.
 There were some good polo games
 scheduled for tomorrow, but it looks
 as if the snow of this morning would
 make it necessary to postpone the con
 tests.
 William Dwyer, the well known
 Brooklyn ball player, will leave for
 Niagara college about the first of Feb ruary. Bill is one of the best catch CTS in amateur circles and sure to make good in the company which he is entering. Waterbury has now about fourteen students at Niagara.
 At meeting of the voters of the Town Plot district last evening 1t was voted to add four new rooms to the school building. The present district committee, consisting of l. L. Upson, Philip Savard and George D. Hinman, were given power to draw up plans for the new rooms. The architects will begin work on the same immedi- ately and the work will be pushed along rapidly.
 A dispenser of "all hots" almost came to grief in Brooklyn this morn ing, chasing some youths who tried to pinch couple of the dogs out of his can while he was in a nearby store He was coming out with his basket of buns when he spied the "kids'' en- deayoring to get couple of frank furters out of the can, and without dropping the basket, started after the llC WELL a LEW SlCUS when he ripped, but was fortunate enough to regain his bearings before many of rhe buns had fallen from his basket. The boys who seemed to en- joy the mans troubles gave him the laugh from distance.
 -The sports from Brooklyn who went to the wrestling contest in Naug- atuck last evening were bitter in de of the management They seemed to think that the situation wasI known before the doors were opened and censure the promoters for not an- nouncing the facts to those who had come with the expectation of seeing a | good match. One enthusiast from this | section was nOr only out his good | money, but in the rush for the box of flee to get back his Hong green" his hat was knocked off, trampled upon and rendered unfit for further use. It | Is just such an affair as that of last night that gives black eye to the !, game.
 Alderman Malone's plan to have the present trolley line continued up Bank street and form a belt line is with much favor, and the Brooklyn residents as well as those of Town Plot and vicinity are in hopes hat the COnpecticut Railway and Lighting Co can see their way clear c such course. The alderman from he third is heart and soul in the pro ect and says he sees no reason why t cannot be Accomplished. The obJec. ion about too steep grade he says. s nonsenslcal, as the grade of Bank treet is no greater than a twelve per 'ent grade. He thinks that if the ,oard of aldermen decide to go over md give the place a look that they will be convinced that the continua- ion of the Bank street line will be the test means of getting rid of the pres mt trolley muddle and 1t will be most greeable to Town Plot residents. The 'eople think this line will have to be quilt eventually and they perceive no eason why 1t cannot be constructed low as few years later.
 Medicine buying is different from he buying of other goods-your health epends upon what you purchase. You 1, ct what you ask for fin its best quali- , ' at our store. A. c. Walker, the , ruggist.