Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-27
BROOKLYN BREFs.

street is seriously i'll.
 John O'Brien of North Leonard street is on the sick list.
 Repairs are being made on the Latus news store on Bank street.
 Joseph Frizillis of John street is visiting his uncle in New Britain.
 The bald head" hair cut is be- coming very popular in Brooklyn.
 Miss Josephine Fleming of Hart ford is visiting friends in Brooklyn. The Pioneers and Sunshines will cross bats on Corcoran's lots Sunday morning.
 Miss Elizabeth Rigney of South Wilson street is visiting relatives in New Haven.
 Jeremiah Hanlon of South Will son street is spending few days at the shore.
 Several from this section will attend the lawn fete at Woodmont tomorrow evening.
 MT and Mrs Richard Malloy of Meriden are spending vacation with realtives on Charles street. F s--Mrs Patrick Pulley and daugh- ter of Bank street have gone to Or ange. N. J., to visit for week.
 Frank Ryan of the Scovill street engine house has returned to work, after nine days vacation.
 Mrs w. Brown and Miss Minnie Sheehan of Clark street have re- turned from vacation spent at Wal nut Beach.
 Miss Anna Dunnigan of Hart ford. who has been visiting Miss Mary Bergin of John street, has returned to her home.
 Miss Anna Wood, who recently had an operation for appendicitis per formed on her, is improving at the Waterbury hospital,
 There will be meeting of the Brooklyn and Town Plot Improve ment committee this evening in the lyceum at 8 o'clock.
 The Brooklyn people who went on the excursion to Newport yester- day report a good time. The party arrived home about 12:15 last eve ming.
 William Dunphy. the popular clerk in Smiths drug store, is on a two keeks' vacation. He and John Bolan will leave Monday for Old Orchard. where they will remain ten days.
 William Askolinis of Green street, who figured in an accident near the Barnard school about three weeks ago, is able to be around again. Askolinis was attacked by a couple of countrymen and for a time 1t was thought that his injuries would result fatally.
 There is nothing doing on the Bank street bridge to-day. Foreman Hedrick of the Pennsylvania Steel company thinks that part of the bridge which has been constructed is all right, while Inspector Brown of the New York. New Haven & Hart ford says that much of the work will have to be done over.
 There will be a meeting of the Town Plot school district committee this evening at 7:30. The principal business to be transacted is to make arrangements to borrow sl7.000 for the cost of the new school house. The building is now ready for the roof but 1t is a question whether 1t will be completed for the opening of the fall term. Hans Rasmussen said to-day the committee was in hopes that it would be finished by Septem- Der but he was under the snpposition that the completion would be late because of the carpenters strike. He stated that Mr Seeley. who is doing the work, is finding 1t very hard to employ workmen and the building was proceeding slowly. An effort will be made to have one room at least in readiness for the coming term. Mir Rasmussen said that the meeting would be of short duration so as to allow the members to attend the meeting of the Brooklyn and Town Plot committee
 In having a prescription put up there is one particularly important matter to consider and that Is ae- curacy. You can be sure of accuracy here because our double cheek sys- iteua proves the accurate compounding of every prescription put up- You are not obliged to place your health uerhsus lffe-in the hands of one man Here one experienced prescrfp- tiorist checks and proves the work of another h every case No extrs charge for this szfeguard- A. C. Walker, 7Ss Mank sfrest