Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-09
BROOKLYN BRiEFs.

Miss Mary She'll of Bank street
 is spending her vacation in Litch- field.
 John Molloy of Bridgeport is visiting William McGiniss of Bank street.
 William Hickey of South Leon ard street is visiting friends in New Haven.
 There will be meeting of the Brooklyn Athletic club tonight at { o'clock.
 The Misses Catherine and Jennie Quinn are spending a few weeks in New York.
 Miss Mary Judd of Bridgeport is visiting Mrs Begnal of South Leon. ard Street.
 Miss Rose Lyons of Alder street has returned after visiting friends in New York.
 John Bolan and family of Sum init street are spending few days at Savin Rock.
 Michael Keane of Bank street left this morning to spend few days at Coney Island.
 Miss Louise Malone of Bank street has returned after spending few days in New York.
 Miss Catherine Gegnal of South Leonard street will spend the next two weeks at Atlantic City.
 The Misses Anna and Laura Beta of New York are visiting Miss Annie Garbarino of Bank street.
 William Bowers, clerk at Kill. loughey's drug store, will spend tht next few days at Block Island.
 Miss May Wall of Poplar avenue has returned from New Haven, where she has been visiting friends for a week.
 Miss Deborah Fitzgerald of Rail- road Hill street returned last night after a two weeks vacation in Mid dletown.
 Dennis Mitchell of Bank street has returned from Worcester where he has been attending the field day of the Eagles.
 Frank Ryan of Railroad Hill street was bitten yesterday afternoon by dog on Poplar avenue. Dr Rus sell cauterized the wound.
 Evidently said Brooklyn man to a reporter of the Democrat, Commissioner Walker didn't see that item in your paper about Law renee street, for the hole is there yet. Say, I'd just like to take that whole board and push them down in that hole and sit on them. What are they waiting for, to see somebody killed there before they do anything with It? We look to MT Walker to have that fixed, because 1t is in his district. but if 1t stands that way much long er the city may near from it through some of the attorneys, for somebody will be killed in It."
 -On account of the breaking down of the condenser at the Hygeia Ice plant this morning no ice wa The ice corporation has been having trouble with the lately and yesterday, in- stead of turning out about sixty tons which is made daily, they were un- ibie to manufacture any. The com- )any is depending on the ice which vas taken from the ponds last win .er to supply the city at present and | t is said the supply of this ice is 'ery small. The condition of things las the drivers on the teams almost | 'razy, as they were three or four tours late in getting around to the tores this morning.
 In having prescription put up here is one particular important | natter to consider and that is ac- uracy. You can be sure of accuracy lere because our double check sys- em proves the accurate compounding If every prescription put up. You Ire not obliged to place your health perhaps life-in the hands of one nan. Here one experienced prescrip- ionist checks and proves the work f another in every case. No extra harge for this safeguard. A. O. 756 Bank street.