Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-16
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William Harris of Bridgepor.' who has been visiting friends in tnM section, has returned home.
 Miss Nora Wallace, who mas been spending the past three WeeAS in Shenandoah, Pa, has returned. The Russell building on Bank street is going up rapidly and when completed will make that portion oi the street look much better.
 George Charest, youth aged { residing on North Riverside street, received a bad cut over the eye Wnile coasting on Summit street Thursday afternoon. He was sliding down the hill when another boy, just for fun, stuck an old broom handle in front of the sled which swerved to one side and ran into the Peck building. Cnar- est's head struck the end Of the Dficks and he received painful wound over the eye which was dressed by pr Thibault.
 An event of much importance will take place tomorrow morning about 11:3O when the members or | the St Thomas Cadet association VIII meet to make plans for the organi- zation of the Moral club. Almost ev- eryone in Brooklyn has heard or the Moral club which is in existence only during the Lenten season. All mem bers agree to a set of rules and regu- Ilations and whosoever breaks any Of them are compelled to stand trial De- fore the judge. The person Wno brings the charges if he fails to con yict the accused has to pay the costs of court and all money taken in IS put in the general fund with which a banquet is held after Easter.
 With their enthusiasm melted because of the announcement that there would be special meeting of the board of aldermen last evening to take action on measures of much Importance to their society, the mem- bers of the Brooklyn and Town Plot Improvement society assembled twen- lty-two strong last evening and after Itransacting their business hastened, or at least the majority of them, to the City hall to hear the message sent by the mayor to the board of aldermen and to hear how that body received it. Needless to say, when lthey heard the message and were fn- formed of the manner in which the aldermen received it, they were well pleased, as the plans contain many of the improvements which the Brooklynites are seeking. If the plans materialize the extension of Clark street will be pushed, the troll Hey extended to Town Plot, the angle at the Bank street bridge will be eliminated, Liberty street will also be extended and Jackson street will be widened. The city will be con- pelled to tear down part of the bridge now on Jackson street in order tc make the street sixty feet wide. Nc bridge will be built across the rail road tracks where they will intersect the proposed extension of Liberty street, but a flagman, it is under. stood, will be kept there at the ex. pense of the railroad company. These Improvements are what the Brook. Ilynites have been fighting for the past several years and when they be. come reality the residents will cer. tainly have something to be grateful
 for. Undoubtedly because they were on the anxious seat over what wal doing at City hall the improvement committee did not transact any bust. ness to speak of, although two new members were taken in, David Wal. ker. the game warden, and Thomas Thompson. As the committee ap. pointed to confer with property own. CTS in the vicinity of the Duggan school to learn whether they had any objection to the proposed watering
 trough in the triangular space ir
 front of the school reported favor. ably, the secretary was ordered tc
 draw up a petition and send it to the
 board of aldermen asking for g
 trough at this point.
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