Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-27
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

The Cadets are trying to arrange a game with a team in Derby for Sun day.
 Large attendances still continue to be present. at the novena going on in St Patrick's church.
 ! William Dunphy and Edward chapman went to Torrington this af- ternoon to be present at the big whist party which is held in that town this evening.
 -kazemekas Bros have opened a me market at 149 Washington ayen- ue. They intend keeping a full line or the best goods usually kept in an up-to-date market Being the only market in that vicinity the proprietors should do a large business.
 The Quakers and Cadets will in all probability come together again before the season closes. Both teams seem to be anxious for game and the Quakers are sure that they will reverse the score of the first game when they were defeated by the score of 11-0.
 The ladies of the Third Congrega- tlonal church gave supper last even ing from 5:30 to s o'clock in the par loI's of the church. A large crowd par took of the good things provided and rel1shed the spread. After o'clock an entertainment was given and it was immensely pleasing to all who were in attendance
 William King, a young fellow about F years of age and residing on south Leonard street. had his arm broken while playing football yester- day afternoon. He was enjoying the game with some of his companions and during scrimmage the arm was fractured. Dr Russell was called and quickly reduced the fracture. Acci- dents of this kind have been numer- ous during this season, as is always the case, and boys of this age may be seen almost in any section playing Ill the streets. It is bad enough to piay in a meadow without making the game doubly dangerous by playing in the streets.
 William Keefe, youth of SIX years, was run over by wagon near his home on Charles street yesterday afternoon The boy was playing in the street when a farmer came driv- ing along and because of reckless handling of the ribbons the child was knocked down and the carriage passed over him. Dr Russell was called and dressed the boys wounds, which con- sisted of several severe cuts about the head and face which necessitated many stitches. Knowing the harm he had done. the farmer whipped up his horses and went rapidly away. AL though some of the neighbors tried 10 catch him, he was too elusive and left them far behind. The child is resting comfortably to-day.
 A lady near West Porter streer narrowly escaped being injured this morning by reckless driver who came down the hill at rapid pace. He turned into Bank street just as she was about to go over the crossing and | the horse would have dashed the wo- man to the pavement only the man on the seat gave one strong pull. The animal swerved aside and the wagon went crashing into the sidewalk. The fellow was almost thrown from his seat but held on and brought the steed to a halt. The woman was greatly frightened and she gave the driver her opinion about him. He tried to tell her that it was only mistake on his part, hbut she went on her way not caring to listen to any apologies ....
 It is now time to think of replacing broken window glass. It is easier to set it now than in cold weather. We have an exceptionally fine stock of glass in the reguia: sizes and 1t is clearer than you usually see. We can supply you with either single or dou- bls thick at lowest prices. A. c. Walk CT, 756 Bank street.