Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-24
BROOKLYN BRE7s.

Miss Katherine Weary of Litch. field is visiting friends in Brooklyn.
 William Donahue of New Brit ain Is visiting friends in this section.
 John Lyons of New York was visiting at his home on Alder street yesterday.
 Jesse Devine left to-day for New York, where he will enter the New York university.
 "A good team cannot be kept down. That's the. reason why tho Brooklyns won the pennant.
 Martin. Mccarthy. an employe of Steele & J6hnson's, sprained his left wrist while at work Saturday.
 MT and Mrs Seth Blansfield have returned from their wedding trip and are residing at 55b North Riverside street.
 "A anniversary requiem mass was celebrated at St Patrick's church this morning at o'clock by Rev Father Gleeson for the late Patrick McGrath of Poplar avenue.
 Michael Blansneld and George Stokes will leave tomorrow for the Yale law school. This makes the sec ond year for Stokes. while Blansaeld will enter upon his freshman year.
 Manager Thomas Cunningham of the Cadet Juniors. while at work in the American pin factory on Sat- urday, was struck in the stomach with piece of metal which flew from a machine. Cunningham was carried to his home on South Wilson street and was attended by Dr Leonard of Waterville.
 "A social session in honor of Brooklyn's victory yesterday was held at the rooms of the Brooklyn Athletic club last evening and jolly good time 1t was. A large number of the members were on hand. all alive with the spirit suitable for the oc- casion, making a very joyful gather- ing. But wait for the big blow out.
 Now for the football season. It is up to the Cadet Juniors to look after the reputation of Brooklyn on the gridiron and the team will un- doubtedly live up to the standard set by the base ball team. Help the foot ball team along by purchasing tick ct for the annual dance in Eagles hall on Wednesday evening, October 2.
 The Holy Name society of St Patrick's church met yesterday to make arrangements for the celebrat- ing of the silver anniversary on 0cto- Der 21. Te following was appointed as a committee to act with President Edward Kenney: P. J. Lynch. Ed ward Keene, Peter Skehan, Patrick Courtney, Bernard Malloy. The committee will meet Wednesday evening.
 Ut is all over but the parade, and Brooklyn-how that name must ring in the ears of the North End, West End and Hill rooters today has once more proved itself the best amateur team in the city. It was . close race. won on its merits, and nothing but credit should be given tue DOye run nCrUe8 tH6 Drl0H8. Working under many difficulties and with none but its own bunch of loyal rooters from tbis side to urge them, the B. A. c. team put up very stub born contest and deserve all the praise which it is receiving. The games of the past two Sundays have been watched by all Brooklyn. and when two old var horses like Dan Mahaney and Chris Dunphy % out to root fboth vere there yesterday roofing for all they were worth). it can easily be seen that the games awakened interest in all iovers of the national game in this sectioa. The hande6me cup which has been on exhibition in Lake c StrobsI's window, given by George Strobel as . trophy for the winner. vfli Ia c short time add to the beauty of tho rooms of the club on Bank street Az is the custom. . parade vfIl undoubt- edly be held and the piayers, vifh the City league ofacen. viIl perhaps participate. On the night the cup . presented to the Brooklyn Athletic team fhinp vilI hum on this side. and the boyB over here vfll convineo those prseeat that tho mombsss el the D. A C efs fully e uDo1 e = toEtn1n1ng e 1qv 0D e on0 on2