Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-31
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

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 Almost all the stores in this sec tion closed at noon yesterday.
 John Doyle of Bank street is confined to his home with sore foot.
 The Brooklyn All Star aggrega- ton and the Sluggers will meet on Corcoran's lots next Sunday morn ing.
 The Brooklyn and Town Plot Improvement committee will meet to- morrow evening at 7:30 in the Ly- ceum.
 What was the matter with Gilly Daly yesterday ? He had very little to say at the game, being conspicu- ous by his silence.
 The Pioneers and a nine from East Hartford played on Corcoran's lots yesterday afternoon, the former winning in an interesting game by the score of 6 to 2.
 Wallace of Brooklyn yesterday twirled for Rockville against Bristol in the Big Four" league. He pitch ed two games but lost both, the first by the score of to and the second by II to 6.
 "A man while attempting to alight from a moving car last night about z o'clock lost his balance and was dragged along about fifty feet. He pluckly hung to the car, other wise he might have been seriously injured.
 All the baseball fans of Brook lyn will be sorry to hear that Al Wagner has left the Waterbury team. He has been recalled by Newark and will be big loss to Waterbury es- pecially at the present time when the team is in a crippled condition.
 There is nothing new in the strike situation in Brooklyn. There is little or nothing doing on the buildings in this section and while the master builders etc said that they intend to go right on with their work, they seem to be making very little progress.
 A young fellow by the name of Thomas Maloney. who resides on Railroad Hill street, was nipped by a dog on South Main street yesterday afternoon. Maloney says that he was going along the street when a cur ran beside him, jumped up and bit him on the thigh. The bite although not serious was painful. It was cauteriged d by pr Russell.
 'ns--Just att present when the plan of issuing bonds for improvements in this city is being discussed and with the coming of the warm weather when the people are thinking and talking about parks the people across the bridge begin to realize that there Is place in Brooklyn called Chase Park, but which as yet has very lit- tie resemblance to such. being more like grove of trees than anything else. Although the residents of this city know that little has been done on this spot they are travelling in hopes that something will soon be accomplished so as to make Chase park suitable place for children and their mothers to visit during the summer months. Chase park will make an ideal one when there has been some money spent on 1t and the taxpayers and residents of Brook lyn appreciate the fact that the city has it's eyes on doing something with the piece of property. Recently special constable was appointed to do duty on the grounds and this is at least one good sign that the board of works does not intend to forget all about the land which was donated for a park. Hamilton park which is now an ideal spot was in pretty bad shape when the city took hold but under the hand of the ex-Superin- tendent of Streets Kelley and the present Superintendent of Parks George Walker a wonderful trans formation has taken place. Walker. when a sufficient appropriation is made, will undoubtedly get Chase Park, providing he Is in ofice when ever the board of works in two or four years decide to lay aside an ap- propriation for the park. That is one reason why the Brooklyn taxpayers should be in favor of the bond issue scheme. With the issuance of bonds for s1. .000. 900 or s2.000.o00 enough could be secured. since there are two of Brooklyn on the to put Chase park in ex- cellent shape. And park in Brook lyn would be well appreciated, con- sidering the number of families and the numerous children that can be found in this section. For years Brooklyn has been noted for the numerous accidents that take place over here. and in the majority of the cases the victims are children play ing around the tracks. who if there were a park on this side. would in all probability be found in the park and not on the rails taking their life in their hands. With the expenditure of very little money Chase park could be made suitable for families to spend a few hours during the warm weather and much good would come from the same
 Medicine buying is different from the buying of other goods-your health depends upon what you par chase. You get what you ask for 10 It's best quality st our store A. c. err- s g~s