Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-30
BROOKLYN BRIEFS
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Frederick Schmidt of Brooklyn. N T., is visiting Charles Hassel of 1 West Porter street.
 Miss Margaret Kennedy of North Leonard street, has returned from q
 short visit with friends in New York. William Wiltrakys of 25 South
 Leonard street dislocated his arm at
 the elbow while at work at Benedict
 & Burnham's last evening. Dr Dwyer
 reduced the fracture.
 l -Truant Officer TurIey was kept
 rather busy yesterday morning and
 afternoon in seeing that none of the l youngsters absented themselves from
 school in order to see the circus.
 -The funeral of Mrs. Anthony Car
 roll will take place from the family
 residence on. Bank street tomorrow
 morning at S:30 o'clock to St. Patrick's
 church. The interInent will be in St
 Joseph's cemetery.
 -Goodrich's circus attracted large
 audiences yesterday afternoon and
 evening. The shows were fair. There were large crowds about the ground
 until late hour and several fracases l disturbed the serenity of the evening.
 D. J. McGrath supplied the meat and 1 provisions for the people.
 -As q result of an assault on Luigi Aiello, an employe of the Waterbury l Button company by q fellow employe, 1 the latter is minus a position to-day. l The latter struck Aiello on the head with wrench, inficting severe scalp wound. The assault was unde- served, so Aiello claimed. AS said l before, the foreman of the room dis missed with the services of the fel- low employe when he learned of the | affair. Aiello had his wound dressed | by Dr De Liguori.
 Anthony Dosti, Railroad Hill street,
 met with slight accident this morn ing about 11:30. Tony is employed by w. T. Disley, the plumber. He was engaged in digging outaa trench for q sewer connection in front of He'll mann's new cold storage plant on Bank street when q large stone rolled from the street into the trench, striking
 Tony on the hip and bruising him se- verely. Aid was quickly at hand and the injured man was lifted from the trench. He was later removed to his home on Railroad Hill street in one Of Lunny's carriages.
 -On next Sunday Rev Mr Granger will celebrate the third anniversary of his being pastor of the Third Congre- gational church. There will be spec ial service during the day. During the morning at 10:3O there will be a reception of new members. Fifteen young persons will join on profession of faith. Baptism of infants. will take place and holy communion will be celebrated. In the evening Rev MT Granger will preach an appropriate sermon, reviewing somewhat the work performed during the three years Of his pastorate.
 iC .1 nwn 1,1<. x.z> Txf f,sx4 being found among those who have to pass under the Washington avenue crossing of the Highland division of the New York, New Haven and Hart ford railroad. They claim that Often- times the train stops on this crossing and that oil, water and other liquids leak down upon those underneath, soilipg their headgear and their dress es and suits. Especially is this true when refrigerator cars are stationed on the crossing. It is not only when over the crossing that water, oils, etc, drops down on the Bank street cross ing There is q receiver above the sidewalks which protects passers-by # from these 1iquids That Is what IS needed at the Washington street cross ing and that is what the people want They should send in mighty protest St to the management Of the railroad against having their costumes and suits ruined by the liquids and then the railroad company might place re- ceiver there similar to the one at the Bank street crossing.
 -Officer Bailey received a severe knock to-day from wOman's tongue. Mrs Frey, an inhabitant of Wards flat, concerning which there was short squib in last nights edition con- corning her neglect of her children, accused the well known officer. un- justly, of having told the story 10 Democrat reporter. Mrs Frey Was nn +he lookout for the officer all morn ' i,,o 11r,til she met him at Riverside street nbout e:4b. There was fire m her eyes She stopped him and in shrieking tones denounced him Tor having told the story and stated that If was a falsehood. She told him that she wanted him to understand that shc was a good, respectable woman, and that she harbored no bums in her house She had her marriage certln- nafa in her pocket. The ages of the Children IS stated in the paper, were yyrnng Officer Bailey was abashed, ;nas,nuch as he had not even read the iten, in the paper, and as to giving any StnTv about the Freys, he was nor Suilfv. But it was impossible Tor nlm fn make the woman believe him. anu sh ha- started out on another harangue against him and the story. Her .5 1oua cr;es of denot1ncement aIlractea s3s ,sss. C nnmber of spectators. Ine vss.n vnLIs hora the abuse admirably ana nnuty Succeeded in escaping Irom the
 censed woman