Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-04
BROOKLYN BRIEFS

The Rev Father Sanrusaitls rps turned to-day from q shortSyislt to Or tawa, Canada.
 Arthur Henderson Of the Yale Law school is spending the Easter holidays at his home on Washington avenue,
 Mrs Nelson Beardsley of Lafayette street has returned from Il visit for several weeks with friends in Win sted
 --The Misses Margaret McCristie and Alphonsie White are enjoying a two weeks visit with relatives in New York.
 This evening at the Third Congre- gational church there will be an ad- dress delivered by the Rev Charles E. Granger, pastor of the church. There Will also be celebration of holy com munion.
 The Hellmalln Brewing company's Book beer for 1901 will be found on draught to-day and for some days henceforth, in all the leading hotels and cafes in Waterbury and surround ing towns, and a test of it's merits Is solicited. The bottling department Is amply equipped to meet the heavy de- mand anticipated for bottled Book, and orders will receive prompt and careful attention.
 --The W. B. Q. B. club rire complet- ing preliminary arrangements for q grand sociable which they will give after the Lenten season. The affair Is yet in its infancy and of course Is en- yeloped in darkness, as have been all the doings of this society since its or ganization. But enough light has been shown to enable one to ascertain that the stringent rules of the society in re gard to intercourse with young men will be slightly violated and that the young men need not fear that they will be sighted when the invitations are sent out. ,S
 -The following squib was handed to the Brooklyn correspondent to-day: Referring to the notice in last nights paper saying that the 1nvincibles were afraid to play, was a blufr. Captain Guilfoile says that they will play the Bank Streets any time after two weeks and all Manager and Captain Kane has to do Is to drop q notice to Man- ager Spain. We give the Bank Streets two weeks time in order to get their bone battery, Legee and Dorothy, in trim.". Thus the gauntlet is thrown down to Manager Kane by. Manager Spain, Captain Guilfoile and their men.
 -The special services in connection with Holy week were commenced at St Patrick's church this morning, when q high mass was celebrated at o'clock. Incidental to the mass wns procession of the Blessed Host. Tomorrow morning at o'clock there will be adoration of the cross, while in the afternoon at o'clock there will be stations of the cross. On Saturday morning commencing at I o'clock, there will be blessing of the Easter candle and Easter water. A high mass Will then be celebrated, fol- lowed by the distribution of Easter water.
 --The Young Protectors of this dis trict would like to arrange q game of basket ball with any teamS in the city whose players are under 13 years of age, the altar boys of St Patrick's church preferred. The lineup Is as follows: T. Delaney, pitcher; c. Dunphy, catcher; NJ. Cnrroll, first base; o. Shelvey, second base; w. CowelI, shortstop; M Carroll, third base; D. Clancy, left field; P. Donahue. center field; J. Brickel, right field Manager Donahue is waiting to arrange d game with Manager Charles Johnson of the altar boys team. Any other tenn wishing to arrange n game should no- tify Patrick Donahue. SlO Bank street.
 The existence of the Moral club Is slowly but surely approaching it's end, after enjoying reign Of 1l asp4rity and success during the past six weeks which has never before l,een equaled Though the majority of the members have rigldly observed the strict rules. yet the coffers Of the treasury contain a neat little sum. The greatest har- mony prevailed among the members. and though the trial have been at times spirited and interestingly con- tested, the decisions rendered by the Judges were also accepted. though they may have been little wrong now and then. As said before n neat sum in the treasury casts forth It's alluring charms upon the members Some de- sirela banquet, while others would like to have the money sent to "dear Az gle" in the Philippines as q token of their appreciation of hls wisdom and Judgment in wisely withdrawing from any further desire to conduct opera lions against the United States.