Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-09-26
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

William Luby of New York is Wis
ting friends in this section.
"A sacred concert will be given in
st Patrick's church ON Sunday night,
October 8, for the benefit of tho
church.
"A. Slime, one of the best football
players in the city, has been appointed
manager OF the st Thomas Cadets foot
ball eleven.
The condition Of Miss Rosetta
Begnal, who is suffering from very
severe attack of typhoid fever, Is
much improved to-day.
Do you want to save your doctors
bill? II you do buy good goods. Buy
them at the 3. p .Dunphy Grocery Co.
Good goods, good health.
Many Brooklyn people enjoyed a
clambake at Adams's grove on Town
Plot yesterday. 1t was one of the
nnest bakes of the season.
Andrew Byron of Bank street has
returned from Ireland, where he has
been spending the past two months.
He enjoyed the visit very much.
William w. Riley, the fireman
whose leg was broken as the result Of
a fall from a ladder while practicing
several weeks ago, is still confined to
the hospital. It is said that his leg
had to be reset last week. q
About twenty-five candidates are
trying for positions on the st Thomas
Cadets Juniors football team. For
the past three years this team has
been one OF the best of the minor foot
ball teams in the state and has won
many hard victories. This years
team will be a corker and should de-
feat all teams in It's class. Dennis
Kelly is manager, William Spain cap
tain and A. Slime Is coacher.
Anthony Bockwitch Of SO North
Leonard street, 10 years old, went to
Boulder grove on Saturday to enjoy
a days outing He began to amuse
himself by having ride In one of the
big swings. He was swinging very
high when he was thrown from the
swing many feet in the air and fell
headlong to the ground. His shoulder
was dislocated and he was badly
bruised and shaken up. DIR Moriarty
rendered surgical assistance.
The st Thomas Cadets Athletic as.
ISOLATION has appointed the following
committee to make arrangements for
proper celebration of the winning Of
the championship of the Greater Wa.
terbury Amateur league by the Cadets
team: Attorney James Lawlor, Ed
ward Madden, Patrick O'Brien, Mich
ael McKenna and John Luddy. The
committee has not as yet decided upon
what kind OF a celebration they will
have. The members of the club, the
officers and directors OF the league.
will be the special guests.
AT a meeting yesterday of the
committee appointed to make arrange
ments for the big celebration Of the
winning of the amateur base ball
championship of the city by the
Brooklyn Athletic club, it was an
nounced that it was impossible to en-
gage either the American or the Mill
tary band to furnish music for the pa
rade as both bands are engaged next
Saturday night Ortone's italian band
has therefore been secured by the COM
mittee. After the big street parade
there will be celebration In the club
rooms, which will be gorgeously deco
rated for the occasion. The Brooklyn
boys are noted for their hospitality
and they intend to add to their repIlta-
ton on this occasion.
Much smoke was seen Issuing from
different parts of William Whites
house In the rear of his block on Riv-
erside street, on Riverside street, Sat
urday Neighbors thought the whole
house was on fire and sent In a still
alarm to the Brooklyn Engine com
pany, which quickly responded The
flremen found the doors and windows
Of the house locked, but they broke In
the door and found that the cause OF
all. the trouble was pot of grease
which had been left on the stove and
boiled over onto the stove. The fire
was quickly extinguished. The house
is occupied by Mr. and Mrs John An.
gurlis. but they are visiting in Penn
sylvania and had left the place in
charge of two boarders.
You cannot find better spices than
ours, nor can you get pure spices for
less than we ask. Try us and be con-
WINGED. A. @. Walker, the druggist.