Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-28
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Miss Helen Davis of New York who has been visiting friends in
 Brooklyn has returned home.
 Miss Mary Hennessey and Miss Agnes Kelly have removed to Win sted where they have secured employ ment.
 Mfrs Christina Gracia who was operated on at the Waterbury hos Ipital on Tuesday stood the ordeal well and is now on the road to re- covery.
 The entertainment given by the Town Plot school February Fl. was repeated last evening by special re- Iquest. Special mention should be Igiven a chorus for its rendition Of a i"Wonderful Man." taken from George Washington. Jr." The chorus consisted of twelve children, with |Carlton Genslie as George Cohan. It was given under the direction of Miss Helen Kieley.
 The construction car of the troll Hey company hit dump cart loaded with bricks on Bank street near the |Naugatuck station this morning and sent the bricks in all directions. The driver evidently did not hear the lgong of the motorman for he made |very little effort to pull out of the way until the car was almost upon him. He then strived to get the vehicle of the tracks but the road was slippery, and although the horses were away from the rails, the rear end of the cart was struck and knocked into the gutter.
 Although the residents of Brook lyn proper are not renowned as |floriculturists, their neighbors in South Brooklyn will in the future devote much time to their floral gar dens and will endeavor to enhance the property in that section of the city by having attractive looking yards. At a meeting of the South Brooklyn Improvement committee lon Tuesday evening, which society Is similar to the Brooklyn and Town Plot Improvement committee and or |gan.zed for the same purpose, the members decided to encourage their children to plant flower seeds and to take pride in their gardens. The seeds will be sold to children at a small price and prizes will be award- ed those who show the best results. A committee consisting of Cornelius Tracy, E. l.. Tyrell and Rev T, F.. |Voight was appointed to push the project.
 That Superintendent of Police George Beach is desirous of doing all in his power to abate nuisances when they are brought to his at tention was made evident yesterday when he strolled to Brooklyn and compelled the workmen on the Bank street tressle to cease work until they had covered the bridge in such la manner so that the ice, snow and other debris did not fall upon the heads of pedestrians. A small item appeared in the Brooklyn column |of the Democrat Tuesday evening and after reading it, MT Beach determined to make these workmen understand that if they wish to work on the tressle they will have to arrange it so that the people of Brooklyn can walk under the structure with safety. Yesterday afternoon the superintend- ent informed the foreman that If he presisted in allowing the work to |go on as 1t was going at that time, the whole gang would be hauled to the police station. The superin- |tendent is of the opinion that these men have now received sufficient warning and on the next offense they will be hauled to the station house and forced to face the court. It is only a few months ago that Beach was compelled to come to Brooklyn on an errand similar to that of yesterday. on which occasion the fore- man and workmen were rather saucy and at first declared they would make no effort to protect the public. They at length came out of their delusion and decided 1t would be cheaper to take the tip and do the right thing.
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