Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-31
BROOKLYN BRIEFS

joying a short trip to different parts
Of Massachusetts.
The annual Halloween dance Of
the Brooklyn Athletic club will take
place at the club rooms tonight.
Daniel J. Condor of Porter street.
who was injured in the Danbury ex-
i cursion train wreck, is able to get
around with the aid of two canes.
4 The approaching marriage is an
nounced OF Edward +. Sicily and Miss
Ehzapeth Russell of Charles street,
Two popular young persons. The mar
riage will take plaza at st Patrick,s
church on Monday, November 10. Mr.
okeily is well known member Of the
Ioung Mems Catholic Literary asso-
citation.
Miss Jennie Tate of Charles street
and Greer Wilson Of New York were
married in that city on Wednesday.
ROBERT Wilson. brother of the groom,
was best man, and Miss Katharine
Iare, sister of the bride, was maid Of
noIor. Miss Tate is well known in
THIS section and is popular young
lady. She has lived with the family
or Mrs Alice Clancy of Charles street.
MT and Mrs Wilson wese the recipi-
ents of many beautiful gifts. Among
the Waterbury people who attended
the wedding were John Kelly, Miss
Matilda Whittiger, and Miss Jennie
| Clancy.
i Manager Batters of the st Thomas
Cadets football team has arranged a
game with the strong ThompsonviIle
eleven for a week from Sunday. A
Few years ago the Thompsonville elev-
en- was one of the strongest teams in
the state. The team has reorganized
and intends to equal its record of past
seasons. Manager Batters, who lis
trying to arrange game for next
Sunday with the Torrington T. A. b.
team, says that the Cadets team will
probably play four games before the
game with the Co A team on Thanks
giving day. The games will probably
be with the Naugatucks, Merrimacs,
Torrington and Thompsonville.
"A man who strolled over here last
night from another part Of the city to
attend the democratic rally. told the
man on the Brooklyn briefs that he
came near being whipped by a young
woman on Washington avenue, across
the way from the Bank street school
/ building. He said he reached Brook
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! being chilly he took stroll UP Wash
lngton avenue to keep himself warm.
| Whens he reached point near the
Bannon residence he noticed lady
coming towards him and stepped to-
wards the fence to let her pass. giving
her about four-fifths Of the walk. The
young woman was in a hurry and hap
pened to move to the same side as he
dld. Realizing the mistake, something
winch often happens in broad daylight,
the gentleman says he made a bound
towards the curbstone, but the lady
was there ahead Of him. This was TOO
much for the girl, who probably had a
date with her best 'feller, and hadn't
Q moment to spare, and she sprang into
the street and then got onto the walk q.
few feet below where the collision &C.
Cured. As she started off she pave
Ine man one whitening glance and ex-
CANNED: You're a id foolp' The
remark almost took the breath OUT OF
the visitor, but after a brief pause he
INFORMED the Infatuated female that
she was very much in error. you're
no gentleman, anyway" she replied.
with a naughty toss of her head, at the
same time taking the trail of her dress
IN her hand and hurrying away. "Per-
man, who expected to see the woman
pounce upon him at any moment "and
think there is some doubt nc to
whether you're lady or mott The
scrap ended without anyone being hurt.
thougn the stranger says the thing
gave him q pretty good idea Of the
need Of more lights and additional no.
nee protection in different sections Of
the city. -
"A Lithuanian, Vincent r. Dillon.
VINO attires himself in the garb of Il
priest OF the Catholic church but is
said never to have been ordained n
priest. is in this city trying to stir up
the Lithuanian Catholics against the
pastor Of st Joseph's Lithuanian
church. OF him the Catholic Tran
script says: Vincent r. Dillon. styI-
ing himself the reverend pastor Of q
Lithuanian parish in Baltimore. has
been creating some feeling among the
people of that nationality in this CITY.
Inc L1thuanians would do well to CO.
operate with the reverend pastor OF
81 Joseph's church and give less heed
to outsiders" The Rev Father
Saurusaitis, pastor Of st Joseph's
church, has warned his people to be-
ware OF this man. whom he terms an
impostor, at the services at st To-
seph's church on the past two sun
DAYS. OF him the Rev Father Sauru-
Salts says: ,s'He is no priest nor was
he ever ordained priest in the Cath
Ole church. He is trying to stir IN
dissension among the Lithuanian Cath
olics and warned my parishioners TO
beware of him. He came here from
baltimore, where he was the pastor Of
an independent church. / have re-
ceived several letters from the Lithu-
anian priest in Baltimore, telling all
about him. He told the people that
they and not the bishop owned the
church and to take possession of it.
He has also abused the church and all
the ecclesiastical authorities Every
Saturday he used to take up a collec-
tion in Baltimore. but the people be-
came tired Of this and finally the wo-
men used to chase him away with
broomsticks when he went after mon
ey. They asked him to show them his
certificate stating that he was a
priest and then he left. He was in
Baltimore about six months and left
there about two weeks ago to come to
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