Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-04
BROOKLYN BRIEFS

M. Kleinert of New York is the guest of his brother, Otto, of South Main street.
 The Misses Nellie Lynch and Ag- nes McGrath spent Sunday wish friends ill Hartford
 Miss Gretta McDonaId of Ansonia is the guest of Miss Margaret Kennedy of North Leonarh street. Frank Ryan bf South Leonard street has accepted position with l. | Winestine of Bank street. | Don't stay away from the polls to- morrow thinking this is an unimpor- tant election. Every democrat should 1 vote.
 | Miss Mamie Healey of South Man. chester, who has been visiting Mrs 1 John Edwards of Bank street, returned home yesterday
 Fritz Fulchs, Jacob Weiln and | Benjamin Hoffier enjoyed hunting 1 trip to Middlebury Saturday night. They had good luck.
 "A boxing match has been arranged between Kid Le Maine and Kid Lee of the near future. Kid I4e Maine will train at the Brooklyn A. c. | Frank Madden of South Manches- l ter returned home to-day, after | pleasant visit with his brother, Will liam Madden of Riverside street. 1 MT and Mrs Thomas Jackson of James street returned Saturday from ! q trip to Buffalo and Niagara Falls. l They were visited yesterday by their l son, Fred, of New York city.
 Miss Annie Sheehan, formerly enl- ployed as housekeeper for John Clo- hessy and family of Clark street, has returned from an enjoyable trip Q Ire land. She was accompanied on the re- turn trip by her father, John Shoe 1 han.
 l Manager George Selby of the l Third church basket ball team, has ar- ranged game for Wednesday night 1 with the Third church tennis clubs team. Manager F. Nichols of the lat l ter team is confident Of dcfea ing l Manager Selby's team
 William Fitzgerald, son of Timothy
 Fitzgerald of Railroad Hill street, came near having his car Topped off Saturday evening by a shovel in the
 hands of one of his playmates. Tine ear was badly torn and required sey-
 eral stitches to keep it iii position. pr
 McLarney rendered. surgical aid.
 A large crowd was present It tbe I democratic rally on Saturday night. The democratic leaders in this section l are working earnestly for the election 1 of Attorney Guilfoile. Every demo- l cratic voter in this section is given tbe | last warning to turn out and vote to- morrow. Every vote is needed. The
 more sweeping the majority the better l it will be.
 l At the home of Miss Nellie Gilhar- 1 tin on South Leonard street. last eyen- | ing, there was a pleasant sociable. 'Piano selections were rendered by Will | liam Lefraine, Edward AIraz ana tie { Misses Nellie Lynch and Nellie ti;l- 1 martin. while vocal solos Were con l tributed by George Wheeler and Miss Agnes McGrath. Recitations were de- | livered by George Wheeler and Miss Mary Gilmaftin. Refreshments were served.
 Patrick Luddy died last night at his home, Il Railroad Jill street. Be-
 sides his mother, Mrs Mary Luddy, he | leaves three brothers and three sis ! ters, Jeremiah, Thomas and Timothy, Mrs Catherine and Mrs Bridget Fitz- | gerald and Miss Ellen Luddy. The ! funeral will take place Wednesday
 
 ! Patrick's church and interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 At the quarterly meeting of the ] Happy Hour Juvenile temple of the Third Congregational church yesterday afternoon the following officers were elected and installed: Chief tempar. Margaret Scott; yice-templar Mary Robbinsa corresponding secretary, Etthpl MVoodS. financial saorntnrx- Ethel Nichols; assistant secretary. Maggie Barry; chaplain, Albert I.oef- fer; treasurer. Agnes Barry: marshal. George DeRevieleuse; deputy marshal George Selby; guard. Margaret Me Kellar; sentinel, Esther Dwyer; past chief templar, Annie Barry. The clee- ton of officers is held every three months.
 The second team of the Gooaaiies defeated Union City team at Union City in fast, game, the score being 6 to 0. The playing of Schlosser Bra zis, Diorio and Stokes was a feature of the game The team is willing to play any team in the city or state whose players are undeT 14 years of age. The team is very desirous of playing the Baldwin street eleven, of which r. Carroll is captainl The lineup of the team is as followsI: l. e.. J. Kamar. D. Dillon; l. t., J. BuI}ns; l. g.. J. Thelach; c. !. Siprini; r. gA D. Baldo; r. t., F. Holland; r. e, ]. kCronan; q. b, ]. Stokes l. Il. b., J. Brazis; r. il. b.. +. Rrorio; f. b.. J. ! Schlosser. Games may be arranged By. calling at the Googalie club. corlber of North Leon- ard and Summit streets.