Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-21
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

visiting Miss Nora Mahaney of Bank l street.
 MT and Mrs Krassner of New
 Britain are spending week with Mir
 and Mrs Frank Meyers of 593 North
 Riverside street.
 A large number of men out of work watched the laborers on the
 bridge Ut the corner of South River
 side and Bank streets today.
 Hans Rasmussen is on the trail of Dr Freney and there is likely to be something doing when they meet. The
 latter gave Hans few digs in the
 Talma minstrels.
 The sports of Brooklyn were sur
 prised when they heard that Kelly
 had injured his arm and would not
 appear on the mat against kid" Kc-
 noe to-morrow evening. There was
 much interest ill this section taken in
 the match and many were expecting
 to get line on the kid. As it is O.
 COnnell may go on in Kelly's place
 and if he does the contest should be
 hummer. Many would like to see
 Dave Cronan given chance with
 kehoe if the New Haven man de
 ciines to wrestle tomorrow evening.
 -One reason why the young fellows
 of Brooklyn are interested in a trolley
 line to Town Plot is the possibility of
 a good baseball field up on the hill
 should the line be built in that section
 The ball tossers of this section, and
 III fact all who participate in any
 kind of sport, have for years played
 their games at Riverside park, or more
 commonly called the Rye lots But in
 short time the old mainstay will ,ln- doubtedly be thing of the past as q
 baseball field and some new location will have to be found. There is no place available down in the hollow but there are several good meadows up on the hill and with the building of the proposed route nle anxiety of the sports would be relieved With an ex- cellent field on Town Plot there would be more enthusiasm than ever before in Brooklyn and some hot contests would be seen during the coming months. With the coming of spring the followers of the national game are neglnning to discuss the makeup of the various teams and what chances the Brooklynites will have with the other hines of the city. Another sub Ject which is being much discussed is whether the state league will play ball ill this city. Sunday base ball will certainly draw record break ing crowds and it is the general opip- lon that the officials will allow Durant and his men to make few bones on sunday as a gOodly number of the lovers of the game will be unable 10 get out of work during the week to witness game.
 What effect will the present troll ley agitation and the fight for improve ments have upon the next city cleo ton is subject which prominent | Brooklyn politician discussed rather | carefully this morning with one of his | friends who seem to think that the party in power at present was in | not box and was likely to lose many | votes at the next battle of the polls in -his city even though it is couple of l. years off. If the Brooklyn people arc lot given some consideration at pres mt they will surely remember 1t when hey cast their ballots two years from low. Both parties will be affected if both parties are responsible. But If ,ne political party is the means of yiying Brooklyn another setback alon. with tiiose Which She has already re. 'eiyed the forces which are now work ng for the welfare of this section will certainly give the knockout blow o any candidate or any party which efused to grant their demands when hey had 1t in their power to do so. Take for instance the makeup of the committee. It is con- ,osed of eighteen men, who, as one night say, control the votes of all Brooklyn and Town Plot And in this natter every voter in Brooklyn. with me or two exceptions, Is of the same 'pinion and although there will be many quarrels. faction fights. etc, be- ore the next election still they will emember what was done to their DO itions when they sent them to the 'arious boards. If they are treated yell they will undoubtedly return the compliment but if they are put olf with promises, the 1000 votes of inc 'rooklyn district vii certainly he n actor as regards who will run the lty the next two years. As 1t is with 'rooklyn so it is with the west end eople. but the taxpayers of this dis rict cannot see where their fellowmcn ave much of a kick coming consider ng the conditions. N
 Medicine buying Is different from be buying of other goods-your health epends upon what you purchase. Ton ct what you ask for fin its best quail. ' at our store. A. c. Walker, the