Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-02
BRooKLYH BRrEys.

ycSteruay that curing the summer months the last mass at 10:45 would be low one.
 Miss Margaret Devine of Bank street left this afternoon to spend . few weeks with friends in Wood bury.
 Mrs Michael Killoughey, a well known resident of this section is critically i'll at her home at James | place.
 The clock on the Duggan school was illuminated for the first time Saturday evening and could be seen from Town Plot. Although 1t was . long time coming as long as 1t Is a reality at last the people are satis- ned and will overlook the tardiness or the members of the board of edu- cation.
 Rev Father Sheehan, curate at st Patrick's church. was called to New York Saturday where his sister Is reported seriously ill Rev JameA R. Mitchell. recently ordained, celebrated the and II o'clock masses in St Patrick's church yesterday.
 Rev Father Conway, curate at St Patrick's church, celebrated the , l0:SO mass at St Frances Xavier ! church yesterday.
 Charles Johnson, member of the class of 1906 of the High school has accepted position in Dunphy's pool room.
 James Daily Is laid up once more with O h,,x IS not the Rheumatism that is the source of the trouble. On Saturday Jim was lifting a large cake of ice when he let it drop on his foot, crush ing one of his toes badly. Although the injury is bad one Dr Russell does not think that the toe will have to be amputated.
 Miss Molly Lord of Clark street is visiting in New York. Although there was a meeting scheduled of the Cadets yesterday, 1t was not held as there were not enough members present to form a quorum.
 Alice and William Hughes left yesterday to join the other members of the H. and L. whist club who are so]ourning at Morris.
 On Saturday afternoon about l o'clock fuse on one of the cars blew out at the end of the line on Bank street. The construction car came over and fixed things up.
 John Malone of Bank street and Matthew Dunphy of North Riverside street spent yesterday in New Ha- yen.
 There were about twenty-eight pools in this section on the number of runs that would be made in the Con- necticut, National and American leagues last week. Four of the pools. were worth $25 to the winner.
 Frank Crater of North Riverside street was removed to the Waterbury hospital on Saturday evening, as he is suffering from typhoid fever.
 Miss Lillian Doyle. nurse In the Albany hospital. is spending the sum- mer at her home on South Leonard street.
 Several of the fighters around the state are now eager to get on a go with Fonsey Vallone of this sec tion. The latest follower of Fistiana who would like to try conclusions with the Brooklynite is Tommie Con- nelly of New Britain, who recently had 2 warm session with Jeff Doher- { ty. Connolly and Vallone should make a good contest, provided the latter gets under the care of good fighter for about month. Where vallone has 1t on all these would-be stars a xnp eli tA t, t. L. neither drinks nor smokes and as he is out in the air all the time on his fruit wagon he generally is in fairly good shape.
 That Brooklyn team of Mike" Maddens certainly seems to have 1t on the other hines in the City league when 1t comes to making a strong finish. Although the St Josephs led all the way yesterday. and had two tallies to the good when the Brook lynites took their last turn at the bat, still Madden's men went to get 'em. Did they get 'em? We'll. just look over the score and see the three big ones they made in the last inning. Those are the windups that the fans like and which are most welcome to the rooters of the team.
 "A quartet of Arabians attracted much notice in Brooklyn this morn ing and from the upper part of Bank street to the station they were fol- lowed by crowd of children who were much interested in the Oriental costumes of the strangers. Oficer Hayes who is on duty in this section first caught sight of two of the -Arabians on North Leonard street. They were going from house to house and he at once became curious as to what they were doing. On investiga- ton he found that they were telling fortunes although the Arabians maintained otherwise. asserting that they were looking for some Polish people in that section. Officer Hayes followed them along Bank street and near North Riverside street the couple were joined by two compan- ions. The officer gave them one more warning about reading palms and the four then proceeded towards the center. They were a very odd looking lot and as they went along were gazed on from all sides.
 Since Superintendent of Police Beach and the mayor got after the bridge workers on Bank street, the men fin charge are more careful about the manner in which they per form the overhead work. This practice of allowing companies to do as they pleased this section should