Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-30
BRooKLYH BR11Fs

Edward Sullivan of New Haven Will spend Sunday with friends in this section.
 The board of directors of the St Thomas A. A. will hold q meeting to- morrow at 12 o'clock,
 About 15O boys and girls will re- celve their first communion at St Pat flck church tomorrow morning at the mass at 7:3O
 The Misses Mollie Afahaney and Nellie Devine of New Haven Normal school are enjoying weeks vacation at their homes on Bank street
 The Fourth Wards would like to arrange game of baseball with any team in the city. Address all com munications to Manager Michael Cav anaugh of Alder street.
 Patrick Kelly and Joseph Phalen will leave Waterbury Monday morning on the S:12 train to assume their re- spectlVe duties as agents for the Magic Yeast company.
 If the weather is favorable a prac- tlce game of baseball will be played at the Rye lots in SimOnsville tomorrow afternoon. The opposing hines will be the first and second teams of the Brooklyn Athletic club.
 Repairs are being effected in the interior Of Protectors engine house and new furnishings are being added which. when finished, will add con- siderably to the comfortable and cozy appearance of the place.
 A social gathering was held at the home of Michael Cavanaugh on Alder | street last evening. Vocal solos were l rendered by Walter Meehan and Nichoa1 McGrath delighted all with several recitations. Buck and wing dancing by J. Cunningham was q feature of | the evenings festivities.
 | The following services will be held at the Third Congregational church to- morrow. At 1O:3O there will be an ap- propriate sermon by the pastor. Rev l Charles F. Granger. At 1:45 there will be special Sunday school service. | while in the evening at : o'clock. an address will be delivered by Mrs Will liam Clifford of the Brooklyn Dis trict Missionary association.
 Any team wishing game of base ball with the Barnard school Stars may arrange one by writing to Man. ager Schlosser. 37 North Riverside street. or Captain Robert Fruin. 575 Riverside street. The lineup is as l IOllOWS. AQa1llS. citcNeT. lIacldilCt, pitcher; W. Grizzock. first base: J. Cronan. second base; Rocco. third base: J. Schlosser. left field: T. Kamak. center field. and Robert Fruin. right field. The position of short stop is still in doubt. There are several candidates for it.
 The Young Mems Christian assocfa- ton has secured as their speaker for the last mems meeting in the Jacques Opera house next Sunday afternoon. Volney B. Cushing, a great temperance orator and lecturer of Bangor. Me. Mir Cushing will take as his subject for to-morrow's meeting "The Dissertation of the Temple" and will deliver a temperance talk. though not from a political standpoint. The New York | Voice says of his address. ''for more than an hour he poured out stream of wit. logic and eloQuence. carrying his audience with him to every height and making them see clearly every point presented" Another paper says: t'There are few more effective speakers in the country than Mir Cush- ing" Without a doubt, one of the largest audiences of the opera house meetings for the season will greet MT Cushing at the meeting tomorrow.
 When you want team or hack, go to AuStin's. Phone