Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-25
BROOKLYN BRIEFS

The Misses Annie and Beatrice DWyer of Thomaston were visiting friends ln this section yesterday.
 MT and Mrs William O'Day of south Leonard street are enjoying a short visit with friends in New York.
 Mrs Alexander Langner of Clark street and sons, Edward and Alexan- der, are spending 8 few days with friends in Neriden.
 Mrs Bonn, who has been visiting MT and Mrs Henry Begnal of North riverside street, has returned to her home in New York.
 The Third Order of St Francis will go to confession tonight and will re- celVe noly communion in a body at St Fatrlcks church tomorrow morning. MT and Mrs McNerney of Boston. Who nave been the guests of MT and Mrs John Malone of Bank street, left to-day for PaWtucket, R. l., where they will spend few days before re- turning to their home.
 Daniel Krotzke of West Porter street had his left foot badly scalded With metal which flowed out of a pot which he was carrying with a pair of tongs last night while working in the casting department of Holmes, Booth x Hayden He was driven to his home. where Dr Callbreath rendered surgi- cal attendance.
 -Dr Callbreath will leave on Mon- day for q recreation tour to Colorado. lie Will be gone month, during which time he expects to visit Denver, Crip- pie Creek. Colorado Springs and a number of other places of interest in Colorado. He will be accompanied by Mrs Callbreath as far as the Pan- American exposition at Buffalo, where they will spend about a week.
 Notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather, a fair crowd attended the sociable and dance which was giv- en by the members of the Brooklyn Athletic club at their rooms last night. The disagreeable weather had no ef- feet upon the spirits of those present. A general good time prevailed Mar tel's orchestra furnished music, and Prof Barker did the prompting.
 Miss Jennie Cronan entertained a number of her friends at her home on Summit street last night Piano solos were rendered by the Misses Ag- nes Quinlan and Edith Cooke of Bea- con Falls, while recitations were de- livered by Frank and John Lawlor. A feature of the evening was reel dance by the Misses Sadie Cronan and Mamie Bergin. Refreshments were served
 The mission for Polanders which has been going on at St Joseph's church for the past few days, was brought to 8 conclusion this morning. Rev Father Jasinski of the Bohemian church, Baltimore, and a member of the Redemptorist order, conducted the mission The services were held Thursday night, Friday morning and night and this morning, and were we'll attended. Rev Father Jasinski left to-day for DIiddletown, where he will conduct similar mission
 Among those who were injured in the excitement incidental to the nar- srow escape of the trolley car from co1Iiding with a switcher at the grade crossing on Bank street Thurs day night, was Thomas Hurley of Bank street. Mir Hurley was the man who with his son was knocked from the car Mrs Hurley was also on the car When the power was reversed, MT Hurley and child, who were stand ing LID, were shaken from the car. MT Turley fell with both knees upon the pavement. He, however, clungto the car and was dragged along. the pavement for some distance. As result he has a sprained and badly cut knee. sDrained arm and several bruises. The child escaped from being injured. pr Russell rendered surgical attendance in the case of MT Hurley.