Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-01
BROOKLYN BRIEFS

There will be meeting of Protec- tor Hose company tonight.
 Roy Silvernail of Green street has returned from Litchfield where he spent the past three months.
 "A Halloween party was held at the home of the Misses Mahaney last evening. It was merry gathering and the joyial festivities reigned until a late hour.
 Every member of the St Thomas Cadets Juniors will meet for practice tonight at T:30 Their next game will be with the St Thomas football team of the North End on Saturday of next week.
 There will be royal time tonight at the rooms of the Brooklyn A. O., where sociable and reception to the baseball players will be held A large crowd will be present and the B. A. C.'s members will entertain in their usual fine style.
 --The novena at St Patrick's church ends tonight at 7:30. when vespers will be sung. The attendance at the services in connection has been very large. To-morrow is All Souls Day and masses will be said at St Pat rick's church at 5:30 : and o'clock. A Halloween party was held at l the home of Thomas Lynch of River side street last evening. About twen- 1 ty of his friends were present and the young folks enjoyed themselves in playing all kinds of games pertaining | to the celebration of Halloween night. 1 Rpfrpc n1,f
 Halloween night was celebrated in an enthusiastic manner by the young boys i'll this section last evening. The boys did all kinds of mischieyous 1 pranks and had plenty of sport. There were number of private sociables. at which the various games associated with Halloween night were played. At the Third Congregational church a large crowd was present at the party given by the members of the Happy Hour Juvenile Temple The difrer- ent games furnished considerable amusement for those present
 Christopher Doyle, a boy about eight years of age, who resides with ms grandmother at the corner of Bank ana North Riverside streets, met with an accident yesterday afternoon. but Fortunately he escaped serious injuries. lie was running along near Washing ton square and did not notice the team of Moriarty X Carroll which was pass ing by at the time. He was knocked down by the horse and two wheels of the team passed over his legs. He was lifted from the ground by spectators and Dr Russell was summoned. On | icra f
 bones were broken, but the boy was somewhat bruised about the body and legs. The child will not be able to attend school for several days.
 Attorney Frank P. Guilfoile is a young man who within a, short space of time has made himself conspicuous i'll the democratic party He is a friend of labor and there is no more staunch supporter of the workingmen's interests than he. During his term as representative his voice was heard of- ten in support of labor measures which were before the house. He is young man of brilliant ability, of sterling integrity, and one who would represent the democracy of Waterbury honestly and capably and would look well after the interests of this city if ne should be chosen to represent Wa ferbury in the constitutional conven- tion. He has ever been in favor of calling such convention and is thor oughly familiar with the changes that are desired in the present constitution. To the residents of Brooklyn, the pop ular young attorney is well and favor ably known. Tomorrow night they will be given an opportunity to hear him speak. A rally will be held at the corner of Bank and North Leonard streets, at 8 o'clock, at which Attorney Guilfoils and several other prominent democrats will deliver speeches