Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-06
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

SdFS Tdu dUUuI CSCiy houi oAA the Bank street line this morning.
 The Brooklyn Improvement so- ciety will meet tomorrow evening 1n the Lyceum.
 Thomas Burke of Bank street was called to New Haven yesterday by the death of an uncle.
 The Rev Father Ryan of the Sacred Heart church will deliver an address at St Patrick's church on St Patrick's night.
 The condition of John Ma nancy, son of D. J. Mahaney of Bank street, who has been seriously i'll at Niagara college, is improved. The attendance in the kinder garten departments of the Barnard, Duggan and Porter street schools has been materially affected by the cold weather of the past few days. Where there are usually forty chil- dren there have been only about a dozen since the cold spell set in. Several young men of Brooklyn while coasting down Green street yesterday afternoon, were given T bad fall as the result of the break ing of the rope of the ripper on which they were sliding. Robert Schlosser's right leg was so badly injured that he had to be taken to Dr Russelps office. The doctor was l not there at the time so Schlosser was carried to the B. A. c. rooms, where the limb was dressed by Drug gist Joseph A. Smith. There were eight fellows on the ripper and Schlosser was steering when the ac cident occurred. The sled was going rather fast, when suddenly the thin rope broke and the ripper went crashing into a hydrant. Schlosser l being In front, received the full force of the collision. All the coast CTS with the exception of Schlosser were thrown against fence, but none of them was hurt to any ey- tent, although they received some bad bruises. A couple of hats were smashed in the mix-up.
 Having a $10 bill in his posses sion and thinking that he might lose it if he kept it in his pocket, Lithuanian walked into the cafe of M. Bruzeviczius and J. Petru- konis yesterday afternoon and asked one of the owners to hold the note few days for him. He declared that he did not wish to spend the money immediately and was afraid of losing the yellowback. Bruzv- viczius agreed to act as a deposit vault. About an hour later the Lithuanian again entered the sa- loon. He had changed his mind and was after his money. Bruzeviczius had gone home and as his partner Petroukonis, knew nothing of the $10, he refused to meet the demand for the "X." The Lithuanian had q nightmare right on the spot. Hs thought that it was all day with his money and so proceeded to bring ir the law in the effort to get it back He went into Walkers store and succeeded in bringing Patrolmau John Claffey to the store to hear oi the tale of the bill. The officer and the Lithuanian went into the wine emporium and after a few minute, the matter was fixed up. The Lith uanian was assured that his money would be forthcoming on the return of the man who had it. When | was pounded into his cranium tha he was not to lose his coin he be came very happy and wanted to "se 'em up" for every one in the house. If you have to suffer from an! of the ills that flesh is heir to. |
 may be necessary to see a doctor The next important thing is to ge your prescription filled where yo, are sure of careful attention anC pure drugs. Walker, the Brooklyn . druggist, fills the bill in this re spect.