Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-30
sRooK1Yn BRIEFS.

-The drug stores of Brooklyn will close at the usual holiday hours to- morrow.
 Fred De Liguori is peuding a few days at his home on North Riv- erside street.
 Miss Rose Starr, formerly of this section, now of Winsted, is the guest of friends in Brooklyn.
 Among the visitors in this sec tiOn yesterday was Miss Virginia Cummings of Torrington.
 Robert Leddy of Fordham col lege is spending the vacation at his home on Sunnyside avenue.
 Jesse Devine of New York is visiting his parents, MT and Mrs. Jeremiah Devien of Bank sthret.
 You're loosing money every day that your tenement is vacant. Let the Democrat find a tenant, 3 days for 25c. ---
 Timothy Madden of Charles street while at work Thursday after noon. broke the third finger of his left hand.
 The Quakers and Athletics, members of the Junior Amateur league, met on Corcorans' lot yester- day, the former winning by the score of 12 to s.
 Although the Pioneers expected to have an easy time defeating the Trimmers yesterday, they had to play their best to win out by the score of 10 to s.
 Peter Viette, an employe of Ralph N Blakeslee, fell off his wagon near the Farrel foundry Thursday af- ternon and his hand was badly in- jured, as one of the wheels passed over it
 About twenty members of the Moral club attended yesterdays meeting, but it is expected that al- most all will be present tomorrow when it will be decided on what date to give the banquet.
 Tn order that all accounts of the sub station at Walkers will be in proper shape when Postmaster James H. Filling takes charge tomorrow, Robert Walker was busy to-day mak- ing out his final report of business transacted at the sub station during MT Guernsey's regime.
 A special musical program has been arranged for the services at last mass at St Patrick's church to-mor- row. A large crowd will undoubtedly on hand as the singing of the choir on St Patrick's night was such that many said it was the finest heard in this city in a long time. @'
 William Allen of Alder street while pruning grape vine Thursday afternoon fell to the ground and was badly shaken up. The man is about 60 years of age and it was thought that he was injured internally. He had a couple of bad wounds on the face and head which bled consider ably. He will be laid up for several days.
 The restaurant of the American Brass Goods company for its em- ployes is proving big success and has now as many patrons as it can ac- commodate. About 70 employees of the various offices of the American Brass concern eat in the dining hall on Bank street and seemed to be more than pleased with the manner in which they are served.
 Thinking there is much in name and being of the opinion that the water was in keeping with the term applied to the land, about dozen boys of Brooklyn went in bath ing yesterday in the Naugatuck river yesterday at the place known as "hot meadows" The swimmers said the water was fine and declared that the air was slick" A number of per- sons who had never seen boys swim- ming at this time of the year en- Joyed the spectacle.
 Evidently Jack" Carroll in pe- rusing the writings of some of the literary geniuses did not allow his orbs to fall upon the words of Pope in regard to fashion. The soda wa ter man has always been among the leaders. so many of his friends were not surprised yesterday when he sal- lied forth from his distilling factory on Bank street sporting new Pan- anna hat. Of course to those unfa- miliar with lawn" 1t seemed a lit- tie bit odd to see him wearing a straw top piece on Good Friday, but the sun was very warm. consequently Carroll declared he showed the part of wisdom when he donned the Pap- anna for the day. To-day the hat again occupied the caput of John and if salome could have seen him she would have been willing to give her celebrated dance provided she re- ceived the coveted head of Mir Car roll, as he certainly looked rather at- tractive. But he was not the only one who had a straw hat yesterday. although the fashion plates do not wear them until the latter part of May or the first of June. A fellow whose name was unpronouncable had a straw hat which seemed as though it was relic of the war of 1872.
 Does your back ache? Have you rheumatism? Axtell's kidney pills will cure you. For sale by all drug gists, price 25c. Take no other.