Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-14
BR0oKLYN BREFs.

Joseph Smith went to Bristol with the Eagles last evening.
 Henry Kennedy and John Hick- ey have returned from vacation spent at Delaware Gap.
 Miss Mary Moran of Naugatuck, who has been visiting friends in Brooklyn the past week, has re- turned.
 Joseph Broderick. who has been working in New Haven during the summer, has returned to h!s home in Brooklyn.
 -Mr and Mrs Edward Gabriel of Springfield, who have been visiting MT and Mrs Joseph Gabriel of Lafay- cite street the past two weeks, have returned home.
 Roger Maher, the letter carrier who works for Uncle Sam on this side of the bridge, is on his vacation. Arthur Reichenbach is attending to "Rhody's" route.
 -The quality of ice furnished the Brooklyn and Leavenworth engine houses since the attention of Sanitary Inspector. Callahan was called to 1t early In the week is much better and fire fighters say that the cold stun is now all right. The ammonia which the inspector declared was so much in evidence in the Ice Is not at all perceivable and the fremen have no trouble drinking the water coming from the ice.
 Thomas O'Gorman, one of the men nominated at the democratic town convention last evening as a candidate for the constabulary, Is a Brooklyn resident and should make a very capable ofilcer if elected. Law yers and others who have need of a good constable during the year will undoubtedly wish to see the Brook lynite elected as his experience in the police department will be of much aid to him in the office he Is seeking. Having seen service as a policeman and later as detective there Is no reason why O'Gorman should not be very good constable.
 -Workmen started to-day to tear down the old Mahaney building at l the corner of Bank and Riverside streets to make way for the hand some block which the ex-alderman intends to erect on the property. One section of the building Is already completed and Is ready for occupancy. 1 The store will be occupied by Pre- loen & Bresavage who conduct the cafe in the building which Is now being torn down. When the whole block is completed 1t will add much | to the appearance of Bank street for | the old shack which Is now being razed was very unsightly. It was one of the first buildings to meet ones eye as a person entered Brooklyn and residents of this section should appreciate the fact that it is going | to make room for something better.
 Only a few of the members of the Brooklyn and Town Plot Im- provement committee were at hand last evening when the time came for the meeting to be called to order, 80 they thought 1t was not worth while having a session since 90 many were absent. At the last meeting of the committee, which Chairman Tender son did not attend, the question came up whether in the future the society should meet every week or every two weeks. The matter was discussed al some length and 1t was finally voted to let 1t 90 over to the next meeting
 which was to have been held last night. But Mir Henderson had moi been notified of this change and oth- CTS were in doubt as to when the
 next meeting was scheduled. conse-
 quently the poor attendance last night. All the members will un-
 dobutedly be made aware that the next meeting will be a week from Hast night and in all probability a full attendance will be on hand.
 | Although the Cadet Junior, have not as yet come together foI practice because of the warm weath.
 CT. their manager. Thomas Cunning
 ham. has started Co hustle in order
 to have . successful season. He hal
 already made arrangements to givs
 a dance at Eagles hall on wednes'
 day evening. October 2. The pro
 ceeds of the affair will be used tr
 defray the expenses of the team
 which are heavy at the commence, ment of the season. The Cadet Ju
 nfors for the last few years has beer the only representative football team of Brooklyn and the players hav'
 made . reputation knovn all ovel the statsL Some of the trips thel make are expensive. and as the guar antees they receive. are at times no very nattering. the BrookIyn fellow
 should make the coming dance sucl
 Id success that there will be monel iu the Cadess' treasury the entir'
 year. The hall vill be ln 1rst cIas
 shspe e the roller skating has n' effect upon the boards In regard q
 iss Icing used for dancing. The mu . .s- ~sII \. sle hind which h rslfahe,