Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-07
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

l spent yesterday Ill New Haven. Mir and Mrs Charles Schule have returned from their wedding trip and have taken a residence on North Riv- erslde street.
 Mrs Julia Murphy and daughter, Minnie, of Bank street have returned after. spending a short vacation in Litchfeld.
 Edward ponahue and Frank Sheridan was delighted with the re- ception accorded them at Camp Crow ley yesterday.
 William Lallier played with Thom- aston to-day.
 The Misses Margaret and Kath- erine Conway are on a vacation to New, Haven and Hartford. ---Thc special Officer Horan who is on duty underneath the Bank street bridge, keeping people from getting their heads covered with dirt had his hands full to-day as dirt, sticks and stones came down ip punches.
 MT and Mrs Thomas Mitchell have returned from their wedding trip.
 Charles Bockwitch and his brother Thomas, have returned home after spending a week at Coney Island.
 John Malone and Michael Lynch left yesterday to spend 2 few days in New York. While there Lynch will visit Governors Island to see his brother, John, who has just returned after six years stay fin the Philip pine Islands.
 Although Wallace had big lem on in his pocket yesterday still there are many who think that he will do better If given another trial. He can pitch better ball than would appear faom yesterdays exhibition and if given chance during home hame should make good.
 Miss Veronica shamteta, who ate match heads Wednesday evening is much better and is now out of danger.
 --Frank Hollywood of No 3, is hay ing his regular monthly vacation of two days.
 The 1O:3O mass at St Patrick's to- morrow will be low one.
 --Danie. Bergin, who is at present employed by the city sweeping the Bank street pavement had a narrow escape from being run down this morning while working in front of the Duggan school. Dan" was swing Ing his broom In the usual manner when George Roberts came down Bank street in his carriage at a pret- ty fast clip. Perhaps Roberts did not see Bergin or thought that he would get out of the way, for he did not en. deavor to pull up his horse. But Der gin kept right on sweeping but luck fly stepped aside as tine horse went by. The broom was hurled from the sweeper's hands, but Bergin outside of the fright he received was not in- jured.
 The Brooklyn fremen were de- lighted with the practice which they had Thursday afternoon at Soldiers monument and hope they will have these drills often. Chief SnaRg thinks these practice stunts are good thing and will hold them now and then 60 as to show the men how to fight q fire.
 The Brooklyns and Merrimacs are scheduled to meet at 4 o'clock at the State league grounds tomorrow and the game should he we'll played as was the last between these hines. Tn form. CT contests the east enuers were re- turned the winners after q close con test. but Manager Madden expects to see his pets turn the trick tomorrow and will be much disappointed if the MerIimacs win.
 The reason you have dffnculty in getting a cold cream to suit you is that there Is little perfect cold cream made. Undoubtedly CUTS will suit you. We have never yet found a per- son who was not delighted with 1t. Sun, wind. fog or hard water can have no i'll effect upon skin protected bysit. Its use will insure you . healthy firmness of skin that Is the secret of a beautiful complexion. 15e jar. 40c iz ID, 75c lb. A. C. Walker.