Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-16
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

Thomas Condon of No 3's house
 Is enjoying his vacation of two days
 Thomas Sherlock has returned
 home, after spending two weeks in Worcester.
 MT and Mrs Donovan of Ireland are visiting the latter's sister. Mrs
 Daniel Mcdonald of South Leonard street.
 Miss May Bowling of Avon ave-
 nue has gone to New York hos pital to be treated for blood poison ing in her foot.
 Neat cuts are in the. windows Of various stores in Brooklyn advertls- ing the coming whist party of St Mary's T. A. society at the Auditori- um.
 MT and Mrs Adolph Frank of North Leonard street have removed
 to New York, where the former has
 accepted position as buffer in Q
 brass factory.
 Mrs George Gibson, for the past fifteen years organist at St Patrick's church, has resigned her position. The successor to Mrs Gibson will i'll
 all probability be Michael Grafton of
 Torrington.
 Beginning next Saturday the
 employees of the American Ring Go
 will enjoy half holiday on the last
 day in the week. The half holiday
 was much appreciated by the help
 last summer, as will undoubtedly be the case the coming warm weather.
 Yesterday afternoon, in accord ance with the vote passed at the re- cent meeting of the Brooklyn and Town Plot Improvement committee, Chairman John Henderson appointed the following men to confer with the mayor in regard to placing the names of three or four members of their or ganization on the committee which will have to look into the bond situ- ation: . Attorney James M. Lynch, Patrick McNamara and Charles Tyack. It is not at all likely that the committee will have much infu- ence in regard as to who shall be on the committee, although Mayor Thoms will undoubtedly have a con- ference with it if the members of the same should decide to see him. Dut as Attorney Lynch has already seen the city's executive and as the latter has already named the committee of fifteen, there seems to be no need of a meeting. The mayor has placed the names of the committee in sealed envelope addressed to the al- dermen, which will not be opened until their meeting next Monday night.
 The Evening Democrat is the peo- ple's paper. The price is 2c copy, 12c a week. s5 year, by mail or carrier.
 A couple of the buildings in have been affected by the strike of the bricklayers and masons and there is very little doing on the | jobs to-day The Fernandez block at the corner of Bank and Porter | streets was being built rapidly and It is well under way. Ten masons and bricklayers were employed at the building, but none of them went l 10 work this morning, as the con- tractor for the carpenter work. Vic .ir Bernier, has not yet signed an agreement with the union. He has | been running an open shop since the | ast strike of the carpenters. The | building is large tone Ieht block,.. Near by on Porter ,treet is another tenement block, ,eing built by the same concern. and he masons have also quit work on he structure. The four room addi- ion to the Bank street school will be leld up for few days at least. as he masons and bricklayers are not loing stunts there to-day. There were only four men employed, but hey were not at all backward in aying down their tools since the coll ractors for the joiner work. Tracy Bros, have not signed the scale of he carpenters. There are flew minor buildings on this side which Ire slightly affected bw the strike.
 Medicine buying is different from he buying of other goods-your health depends upon what you pur- chase. You get what you ask for in It's best quality at our store. A. Q. A