Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-07
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

to arrange game for next Sunday at Riverside park.
 MT and Mrs John Malone of Bank street have returned home after visit ing a few days in Hartford.
 This morning workmen started to repair the wagon which was wrecked on Bank street last week. They had rather difficult job removing the stone from the vehicle.
 The All Waterbury team met in the Brooklyn Athletic clubs rooms last evening and Sundays game was gone over in detail Coach Batchelder gave the eleven some good advice for use in the game with Naugatuck on Saturday.
 The Altar society of St Patrick s parish will give card party on No yember g and 24 At first it was in- tended to give only whist tourna- ment on the 23rd, but now it has been decided to give a fortyafiye contest also. Whist will be played on the 23rd and the young old fellows and old young fellows will have their innings on the night following. Interest in the affair is being started already and it promises to be the best of the season. All the old time players of the city will be there and Brooklyn will have several teams in line.
 "A -goodly number of sports in this section are sorry to see the end of bas- ketbaH at the Auditorium, because 1<srr ofv fbn4 r1, xtogs and the B. A. C. team will disband. The interest in these quintets was rather keen and their next game was being eagerly awaited. Although the Eagles were defeated last Friday night they still think that they are the su- periors of Michael Madden's pets and if some suitable place can be pro- cured are willing to play series of games If arrangements are not soon completed the Eagles will dfsband.
 At last nights meeting of the board of aldermen, Alderman Murray brought up the matter of doing some thing at Devils Pass" that would eliminate at least some of the danger which persons using the thoroughfare are compelled to risk. The alderman from the fourth ward thought that for the present at least $200 or $500 would be sufficient to put the crossing in safe condition, but Alderman Hewitt took the matter as joke and it was finally referred to the board of public works. which will discuss it at to-day's meeting. Murray's plan was the one already mentioned in these columns, that is, to run cinder path from Jewelry street to the crossing. If the board of public works and the al dermen should decide nor to touch the place it is said that some of the enterprising citizens will start a col lection for the purpose of pushing the improvement.
 A large amount of interest has been taken in this section in the cleo ton at New York to-day. Each candi- date has his supporters and they champion his cause very earnestly. Joe Smith says there is nothing to it but Mcclellan. Matt Dunphy expects Mcclellan to have walkover. John I.atus would not be surprised if Hearst and his ticket went in. ''They couldnot be any worse than the crowd now in there" he continued. David Rosenberg said he liked Twins. VII Ham Mahaney is a Hearst man. Ed Dunphy said his money was on Me CIellap,, Frank Hollywood said the whole Tammany ticket would go in. Ed Loughman does not care who gets there and Jack Mitchell shares the same opinion. Bill Dwyer does not see how Mcclellan could lose, but Hu- bert Cunningham thinks Hearst will win by a neck. Mike Madden said that he thought Mcclellan and Jerome would be elected by large pluralities. From the above it may be seen that the election is being talked about and the fellows are awaiting the returns to see if their favorite wins.
 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 regular sizes and 1t Is clearer than you usually see. We can supply you with either single or douF bls thick at lowest prices. A. 0. Walk CT, T58 Bank street