Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-28
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

A meeting of the Holy Name society will be held in the Lyceum at l o'clock tomorrow afternoon
 Mrs Kyle of North Leonard street and her daughter Meta have gone to White Piains. New York. for n vacation.
 A twelve pound son was born yester- day to MT. ard Mrs Charles Racicot of l34 Charles street.
 Joseph Crafts of Boston,a seminariar, is spending his vacation with the Rev Joseph Zebris. of Lawrence street.
 Frank Byron of Sharon, is visiting the family of Mir and Mrs James Lynch. 40 North Leonard street.
 David Schueber. whose store in the Humphrey building was d%maged by fire. has received his insurance of Sl GOO through Agent Henry L. Rowland.
 The societies connected with St. Pat rick's church will meet in the Lycsum at l 90 tomorrow afternoon, to take part in the parade to be held previous to the cere- mony of the laying of the corner stone of St. Cecilia's church.
 If the boys along Bank street don't want to get into trouble they had better quit wnistling after drivers of street cars. The drivers and conductors are anxious to accommodate everybody. but don't want to stop their car and find there no one to get on.
 A petition will be presented at the next meeting of the court of common council asking that a fire alarm box be placed at the corner of Washington avenue and Porter street. The recent fire in the residence of James CallAn demonstrated the need of an alarm box at this point. Some of the handsomest buildings in this section are clustered around this conner and the residents WI ;h to be prepared for any emerge ncy that may present itself.
 Residents of South Brooklyn are Iiv- ing in the hope that the town meeting called for Monday night will vote to extend the srhool limits and thus enable them to meet the running expenses of the district. At present the revenue is not sufficient to meet the demands made upon the com- mittee and as the building is now being enlarged in order to accommodate the rapidly increasing number of school children it is evident that the current ex- Eenses will increase in a corresponding manner. Hence the request for more ter. ritory.
 The matter of police protection in South Brooklyn is arousing considerable discussion among the property owners in that part of the town. 1t seems the only way tAeS tah bct tAis PAohcStaoA AS " f@I 1 ing for it out of their own pockets and that they are not willing to do. One ot them saiG. to-day he hoped to see Mayor Kilduff's Idea tf doing away with the triple set of officers brought about and the town, city and school managed by one sci of officers. which would do away with thi: whole business of telling people that they have no right to claim protection from the city.
 The Iithuadian Catholic chapel ir the Mitchell block was the scene of very pretty wedding this morning. The party belong in Terryville and drove to this city in hack, arriving here about 10 o'clock so that they might have the pleasure O having the ceremony performed by on' with whom they could converse in th' native tongue. The bride ana bridesmaid were handsomely costumeC and the little chapel wa filled with eager sightseers. The contract ing parties were Joseph kedls and Mis- Eva Bozozovski. Vincent Belski and Mis- Stanllaus Saupinski acted as best couple The ceremony was performed by the pas tor. Rev Joseph Zebris.