Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-24
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Mrs Fisher of South Leonard street Is seriously III.
 Joseph La Valley is spending . few days in Litchheld.
 Miss Anna Nescke of Bank street has returned after a short visit to New York.
 Miss Bowling of Town Plot is eu. fertaining Miss Katherine Dunais, formerly of this section.
 As tomorrow Is visiting Jay for the teachers of the Town Plot school there will be no session there
 To-day being a holy day of obliga- tion in the Catholic churches there was no session of St Patrick's paro- chial school.
 -Fonsey yallone. the we'll known Brooklyn fighter is in training and Is in pretty good shape to go up against any of the local followers Of fistiana.
 -Ignis Stralik. an employe of the Benedict and Burnham and residing on James street had his foot crushed yesterday afternoon by the falling of some metal.
 
 Mfr and Mrs Treat of Clark street left for New York yesterday. to visit their son. Grace. From there they will go to Pittsburg and call upon another one of their sons. John.
 John Stokes is thinking of insti- tuting a suit against the Connecticut Railway & Lighting company for in ;,,~ n1 Ri H being struck by car last week.
 The masses at St Patrick's church this morning were at 5:3O. 7:30 and q o'clock. the last being high one. To- day was the Feast Of the Ascension consequently the services were largely attended. This evening there will be devotions at 7:30.
 The contract for putting an adtii- tion to the Town Plot school has fin- ally been awarded. Chauncey Seeley X company being the successful bid der. Mr Seeley has agreed to do the work for s14,9I3 and promises to have the rooms ready for occupancy by the first of December. The build- ing committee had two sets of bids for the condition. none of the bidders being low enough on the first call.
 There will be special meeting of the Brooklyn Athletic club this eve ming. In all probability the plan of running an excursion to some of the New York resorts this summer will be discussed. Several of the members are in favor of the scheme and think that it would help along the name of the organization and also bring nicu sum into the treasury. It has been the custom for the club to run an e1- cursion yearly to Savin Rock. but as several of the members are deslrous of change the plan to run one to Coney Island is the result.
 Ut would be wise for some of the Brooklyn merchants to get copy of the new food laws or to read them from the paper. The board of health intends to enforce these laws and as It will have cooperation of the police there is every reason to believe that all offenders will he arrested as they certainly should be. There are cou- pie of shacks on Bank street, where meat and fish are exposed and the buyers of the same are taking terrible chances on the stuff. The stench of fish on Fridays comes to ones nos trils when he is block away. Al. though warpngs have been given they seem to have very little effect upon the owners as they carry on the prac- tice week after week. Tn one of these same holes. they can hardly he call. cd stores, is also made the ice cream which is peddled around the streets and sold to the children in sandwiches. which cost one cent each. There is plenty of work for the health com missioners- and police along Bank street if they care to carry out their duty for there Is not a more unsightly place in the whole town.
 Medicine buying is different from the buying of other goods-your health depends upon what you par chase. You get what you ask for ip its best quality at our store. A. 10. the druggist.