Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-06
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

Mrs John Allmas of Bank street is i'll with typhoid fever.
 -P. H. Craven of Bank street spent yesterday visiting in Ansonia.
 John Welsh of Bridgeport was visiting friends in this section yester- day.
 John Edmonds of Torrington spent yesterday with his parents on Charles street.
 Henry Beauregard is conducting the meat market formerly kept by Jake" Mitchell.
 John Quinn and a party of friends from Torrington were visitors in this section yesterday.
 Charles Hall of Highland avenue is enjoying 8 weeks hunting trip in the Maine woods.
 James Ray, who is employed in Rye, N. l., is visiting his parents on South Leonard street
 Joseph Ecker of Green street re- turned Saturday evening after most successful hunting trip.
 John Lyons, formerly of this sec Z GlOI, Uut lOW LII INGW IUlh, IS FlbltluS his father on Alder street.
 William Rafferty and Attorney Charles Bauby enjoyed an automobile spin to Springfield yesterday.
 Mrs Joseph Garbarino of Bank street will leave tomorrow for New York for short vacation with friends in that city.
 nYti,, hn haAn thA guest of John Horan, left yesterday for New York and will sail on We'd nesday for Ireland.
 "A requiem high mass will be ccle- brated at St Patrick's church Friday morning at o'clock for the repose of the soul of the late Father Duggan.
 James Garbarino of Bank street, who has been in partnership with his brother Joseph in the fruit business, has left the firm and removed to the north end where he will engage in the same line of business.
 Manager David Wise and his Thunderbolts got cold feet Saturday and notified the manager of the Cadets that the players were indisposed and could not play yesterday. They must have been bluffing all the time for the Superbas knew that the Thunderbolts did not intend to come and then wired the Juniors Friday that such rumor was going around Bridgeport. But the Cadets were so confident that Wise and his men would show up that they did not put much stock in the rumor. But on Saturday when they realized that they were to be disappointed they immediately arranged game with the Superbas in order not to deceive the large crowd who intended to witness a contest. The Cadets feel rather hurt about the way they were treated and can see no reason why the Bridge port players cancelled the game unless they were afraid of being defeated. The Superbas who came up instead, put up a good contest and the game ended in tie.
 Saturday evening at the home of Miss Norah Mahaney on Bank street, the H. c. l.. Whist club held It's nrst meeting of the season and 1t proved to be most enjoyable affair. Attor- ney Charles Bauby, William Harris, Deborah Fitzgerald and Katherine Shannahan manipulated the cards Tn such a way that they left all others far behind and captured everything in sight. Attorney Abner Hayes accus- ed Bauby of cheating but Ed" Dona- hue, who was referee, said all present played square game. After the whist was over social session was in line, many vocal and instrumental selec- tio1s being rendered. William ana Alice Hughes were as pleasing as ever with their songs and Eddie" Keefes rich tenor voice was fully appreciated. Miss Louise Malone gave several pi- ano solos and Ex-Constable Donahue brought down the house when he rem dered "Put Me Back on the Police Force" Before the party departed an appetizing lunch was served.
 It is now time to think of replacing broken window glass. It is easier to set it now than in cold weather. we have aR exceptionally fine stock or glass fu the regular sizes and lt H clearer than you usually see. We can eupply you with either single or dop' bls thick at lowest prices, A. Q. walk CT. T58 Bauk street