Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-02
BROOKLYN BRIEFS,

Mrs Cenesky, who figured in the shooting affray last week, Is much improved
 Some of the telephones of this section have been out of order since Saturday night.
 -Robeft Leddy of Sunnyside ave- nue, student at the Worcester Mill tary academy, is home on his Esster vacation. w aaa
 The weather yesterday was rather cold for base ball practice, al- though there were few scrub games played.
 Anna Plickitis of Green street fell against hot stove on Saturday and was severely burned about the arms and hands.
 It is rumored that Joseph Stokes has purchased the property of Mrs Margaret Magner on North River side street, consisting of two houses and barn.
 Although many of his friends did not expect to see Robert Eaters go to work this morning, neverthe- less he did. Eaters yesterday after noon was initiated into the Eagles, and had to take much jollying be- cause of the fact. -.... "A very interesting meeting of the Moral club was held yesterday afternoon and about $6 was collect ed in fines. At the meeting on Tues day night it is expected that con- mittee will be appointed to arrange for the annual banquet to be given after Easter.
 The number of boys from Brook lyn that were in court this morning should furnish a lesson to other young fellows who have been accus- toned to spend their time in the yi- cinity of the railroad property. The company has been annoyed so much of late that 1t finally decided to make an example of few to endeavor to abate the wholesale destruction of their property. e
 Nelson Rasmussen is deter mined that Superintendent Morris Of the street department will not have anything on Brooklyn, and although Exchange place flowed with water on saturday, yesterday morning Bank street looked like the milky way be- cause of an accident to one of his milk wagons. The driver was Charles Lovall and the breakdown occurred near South Leonard street
 MT and Mrs James Caldwell of Third street will attend the ordina- 1 tion of their nephew John A. Quig- ley, to the priesthood in St Michael's cathedral in Springfield, Mass, on l Thursday morning, April 5, at 3 o'clock. The officiating prelate will be the Right Rev Thomas D. Bevan, D. D.. Rev Father Quigley will cele- brate his first solemn high mass on Easter Sunday at 10:30 at the church of the Holy Rosary at Hol, yoke. He studied with Father i Mitchell of Brooklyn, who was re- gently ordained. ... l At meeting of the Brooklyn Athletic club yesterday the following officers recently elected were in- stalled: President, Louis Caring ton; vice-president, Frank Leary; financial secretary, John Blansfleld; recording secretary, Thomas Temple : treasurer, Joseph Smith; trustee, John Cronan. A committee consist ing of Michael Madden. Daniel Der gin, Anthony Carroll, Patrick Clark and John Duane, was appointed to select date for the dance which the organization will give after Lent. On next Sunday the new officers will fgive a sociable to the other members and a jolly good time is expected. A picture of all the members was taken yesterday.
 Medicine buying Is different from the buying of other goods-your health depends upon what you purchase. You get what you ask for fin its best quail. | ty at our store. A. c. Walker, the druggist. 4......