Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-06
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

Frank Johnson of Bank street who has been confined to his home the past week with sickness is able to be around once more.
 On next Sunday the Pioneers and Slashers will meet on Corcoran's $ lots.
 William Carroll of South Leon- ard street who has been at the hos pital the past month. as the result of a fall from his back veranda has almost fully recovered and 1t is ex- pected that he will be able to leave the hospital in about week.
 William Walker who was for merly foreman of the plating and dip department of the Holmes, Booth & Hayden factory. but who is now To- cated in Philadelphia is visiting his parents, Alderman and Mrs Thomas B. Walker.
 Daniel Mahaney of Bank street is laid up once more at his home, en- tertaining his old friend the rheu- matism.
 Mrs Nescke of Bank street is visiting relatives in New York.
 John Cooke of New York is vis- iting Aleck Mcdonald of Charles street.
 Miss Josephine Shea who has been visiting Miss Louise Malone of Bank street has returned to her home in Hartford.
 James Dunn student at the Uni versity of Montreal is visiting Will liam Madden of North Riverside street.
 Edward Donadue and Frank Sheridan were expected to visit to- day the Brooklynites that are staying at Lake Bantam.
 Miss Katharine Malone of Bank street has returned after spending few days in New Haven.
 Edward Dunphy has returned after spending couple of days with the members of the H. G. L. Whist club who are rusticating at Morris.
 The three fellows who assaulted the young man at the Barnard school last Sunday night were certainly for tunate to get oil so lightly. As stated last night in this paper 1t cost them only $l25. very small sum consider ing the offense.
 A ball game which should be very interesting is scheduled to come of in Corcoran's lots a week from next Sunday when the Quakers and Pioneers will meet again. Tn the former contest the Quakers were vic- torious by the score of g to q. There is some talk of s25 side bet for the coming game.
 Listen to what happened to the man that endeavored to board nov ing trolley car with an umbrella in his hand. It was Wednesday after noon about o'clock when Cheshire car came into the center which was at that time crowded with people waiting to take cars to various sec- tions of the city. As usual there was a large number of persons wait ing for the Cheshire car which now stops down near the green. and not in front of Kelly's as formerly. But there was a man in the crowd who did not know of the arrangements he is a quiet fellow and seldom goes up town. so when the car from Ches- hire came by Kelly's he expected 1t to stop or at least lessen It's speed SO as to come to halt few feet away. As he thought it might rain before he arrived home that night he was carrying his umbrella and this was the cause of the mishap. At any rate Mike" Mahon. the we'll known member of the Brooklyn and Town Plot improvement committee made a grab for the car he was thrown oe his feet and landed on his back in the road. He took a beautiful tumble and many thought he was in- jured. but such was not the case. as his feeling was the only part of him which was at all rufied by the fall. It is a wise man that knows when to carry an umbrella.
 The reason you have dfinculty in getting a cold cream to suit you Is that there is little perfect cold cream made. Undoubtedly ours will suit you. We have never yet found per- son who was not delighted with it. Sun. wind. fog or hard water can have no i'll effect upon skin protected by Ft. Its use will iasure you healthy frmness of skin that is the secret of a beautiful complexion 1sc far. 40c is 10. 75e ID. A. C. Walker, -Ss Bank street