Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-11
BROOKLYN BRIEFS

Charles Schmidt of Glastonbury spent yesterday with relatives in this section.
 a number of her friends at her home on James street.
 Miss Margaret. Carney of Thomas ton is the guest of her sister, Miss May Carney of Summit street.
 Miss Katie Schell trained nurse at the Bellview hospital, New York, is enjoying q visit at her home on Fourth street.
 -Abram c. Naylor of North Leon ard street has returned from Massn- chusetts, where he has spent the sum 1ner in taking care of his cranberry patches.
 The St Thomas Cadets Juniors went to Watertown on Saturday after noon and walloped the Center school district football eleven team by the score of 12-O.
 "A largely attended meeting of the Sons of Lithuania society was held at the Lithuanian hall on Bank street yesterday afternoon. The only i'm portant business transacted was the expulsion of a member who had been wrongly admitted into the socity.
 At the last mass a. St PatriclS's church yesterday the banns of mar riage were published for the first time between James Kieley of Baldwin street and Mrs Catherine Brick of North Riverside street, and between Moses walsh of Porter sreet and Miss Della Mitchell of Porter street.
 Rev Charles F. Granger, pastor of the Third Congregational church, is spending few days in New York on business in connection with the church Rev MT HoIuen occupied the pulpit at the Third church at the morning services yesterday, while Dr Daven- port preached at the evening service.
 A very interesting basketball game will be played at the Third church gymnasium on Wednesday evening at s o'clock. The opposing teams will be the Green Peas of the Y. M. c. A. and the Third church bas- ketball team. There is much rivalry between the teams. The Green Peas nave already won game from the Third church five.
 Among those who ''did" the St Patrick's parish fair Friday night Walker. Mayor Kilduff, City Clerk Ryan, pr Kilmartin, Comptroller Rus sell and Alderman Boylan. The fol- lowing program will be rendered to- night: 'The Disconnected Sisters" a comedy in one act. Cast of characters. Arabella Consuela Van Naughty, Mary Shanahan; Augustina Wilhelmina Van Naughty; Louisa Malone, Dinah Gold | enrod, Mamie Daley; Bridget Murphy. [ Nora Luddy; tenor solo by Thomas McGrath. Supper, 5:30 to 9:30: 15c.
 Jacob Mitchell, Henry Kellner. Charles Schmidt, George Reichenbach. Henry Brown, Peter Kaiser and Charles Engling started on Saturday night on a fishing expedition to Ban tam lake. The water was very rough yesterday and the daring fishermen had several hazardous adventures. Charles Eng1ing and Peter Kaiser had entered boat and were out from the shore about fifty feet when the boat capsized and the fishermen were given an icy bath. With difficulty they were rescued. There was no more fishing for them yesterday. Owing to the rough water very little fish was cap- I tured.
 I Luther Weeks of Terryyille and 1 Miss Annie Dwyer of -Thomaston were united in marriage at St Thomas church in Thomaston by Rev Father I O'Brien. Edward Dwyer and Miss Bridget Dwyer, brother and sister of the bride, respectively, were the at- tendants. Both the bride and brides maid were attired in handsome cos tunes. After the marriage ceremony l a wedding reception was held at the home of the bride. There were many pretty wedding gifts. After a short wedding tour, MT and Mrs Weeks will reside in Terryville. Both the groom and bride are well known in this city. Among the invited guests were Will liam Finnan, Michael Dwyer and Miss Bridget Carroll of this city.