Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-10
sRoox1YH BRIEFS.

The Daisy Whist club has re- { organized and will meet again in . couple of weeks.
 Mrs Thomas O'Donnell of An- sonia who has been visiting her sis- ter on Sixth street has returned home.
 Thomas Cunningham of South Wilson street, who has been laid up the past three weeks with the grip. has returned to work at the Ameri- can Pin company.
 Charles Isilitas, an employe Of Benedict & Burnham's and resident of Bank street while working in the tube department yesterday had his right hand severely crushed.
 Neat postals are being put out in this section with pictures of the sanctuary choir of St Patrick's church at the time of the dedication of the ediflce. The cards also have cuts of Father Gleeson, pastor of the church and Father Jordan who was formerly assistant pastor but who is now located in Hartford.
 Where are all the school teams that are yearly formed in Brooklyn to trim all the other hines of their size in the city? This season the boys in this section have been mak- ing no noise in regard to their abil- ity and as there are not many more weeks of school they should get busy, or when vacation comes they will discover that their regulations have been lost. The Bank street scholars should be able to turn out fast lit- tie team as we'll as the Barnard school. Better get out to practice quickly to keep Up the record made by former school hines of Brooklyn.
 The petition that is being cir. culated in this section for the pur- pose of having the name of the Bank street school changed to that of Dug- Duggan, is a worthy one and no doubt If the petition is placed in the hands of the proper persons the building will undoubtedly be called after him who did so x much for Brooklyn. Father Duggan gave much of his time to the betterment of this side and 1t was through his efforts that the clock was placed on the Bank street school. Since the board of education has already passed a vote to illuminate the clock in the building, when it has that job completed, if it ever gets that far, it should -also change the name of the school. Whats the matter with y~e ,in nA nnv,,s11itt a Q that was appointed to see that the clock was Illuminated? If the Brook lyn committee gets after the educa- tional commissioners therell be things doing.
 --It is expected that there will be a hot meeting of the Brooklyn and Town Plot Improvement committee this evening and all who wish to Fhear some lively discussions should be on hand at the tap of the bell which is scheduled to be rung promptly at 7:30. John Henderson, will act as chairman of the session which is sure to be as spirited as any gathering yet held by the or ganization. The reason why there is likely to be some hot shot poured out is over the efforts of some of the members of the committee to have the number of the body enlarged. Although when the committee was very busy with sessions in Hartford. ! telephone talks, conferences here. | there and everywhere, eighteen was consiaereu plenty and sometimes too many, yet some of the committee thinks that now the number should I be increased by ten or twenty more. At the last session of the committee an effort was made, chiefly it Is understood by the Town Ploters, to have a couple of the Town Plot lm- provement society appointed mem bers of the committee. Chairman Henderson said the motion was out of order since the committee did not
 have the power to increase its num- | Der as it had been appointed at a
 mass meeting and 1t would take a
 mass meeting to add any new mem- bers to the organization. The matter caused some discussion last week, but tonight is the night when Hans Ras- mussen will be there to make biz | holler to have the aggregation in- creased. The committee seems to
 be split over the same. Some of the members do not seem to care which way the wind blows, but 1t is long time since a lively session was held and if the one tonight has enough spirit and dash in 1t those members who have been indifferent the past few weeks may be given a new lease
 of life.
 Medicine buying is different from
 the buying of other goods-your
 health depends upon what you pur-
 chase. You get what you ask for in l its best quality at our store. A. c l ha Ars,1~fot