Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-21
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

| Miss Katharine Mahaney of Bank street is visiting friends in Torring- ton. l Michael Brennan of South Leon ard street is entertaining friends from
 New Haven.
 Michael Butler of Washington av- enue is spending few weeks vaca-
 ton in New York.
 Miss Sadie Feather of Newark, N. J., is visiting Msis Sadie Flanna- gan of North Riverside street.
 There will be special meeting of
 the Cadets tomorrow and some means
 will be devised to raise money for the
 San Francisco fund.
 Rev Francis Jordan, formerly cu- rate at St Patrick's church and now
 assistant pastor at the cathedral in
 Hartford, was visiting in this section
 yesterday.
 Joseph Peters of 159 Washington avenue while at work at Holmes, Booth X Hayden's yesterday after
 noon fell into a vat of potash and
 was badly burned.
 -'Don" Anderson, well known in
 this section, while working in Bethle-
 hem this morning, had his arm aIn-
 putated at the wrist by buzz saw.
 He was brought to the hospital in
 this city.
 An interesting ball game will
 take place tomorrow afternoon on
 Corcoran's lots when the first and second teams of the Brooklyn Athletic club will cross bats. The fans will be able to get a line on the material that Mike Madden has on hand to get a team out of it and all the candidates will undoubtedly show up well. The lineup will be as follows: First team William DOnahue D, G. Stowe c, D. Cronan 1b, J. Shugrue 2b, w. Lallier SIS, B. Chelsen 3b. H. Cunningham If, Legge of and John Doe, Fishkill, N. Y., If. Second team-J. Schlosser ss, l.. Darlington rf,. J. Wallace If, T. Temple of, J. Blansfield 2b, W. Klos- ki c, J. Hartley lib. N. Conway 80 and Fisher D. Third Baseman Chelsen of the first team. who is crack, halls from Washington, D. G. and who for merly played on the Virginia uniyer- sity college team.
 Because her husband came home in drunken condition on Wednesday evening and because he brought very little of his weeks earnings with him a Polish woman residing on North Riverside street left her home Thurs day morning and has not been seen since Of late foreigners in this sec tion have been trying their fortune at the card tables and as a result a few of the saloon keepers were brought into court a short time ago, charged with keeping gambling joints. AL though this action seemed to stop the game for while it is on again the same as before and it was with the cards on Wednesday night that this man lost the greater part of his money. He arrived home about 12 o'clock and offered his wife the sum of $2. She refused to take 1t. In the morning her husband did not go to work and his wife thought he was to go off on spree, so she decided she would the first to act. She dressed her two children and left her home without saying word to her better half. Shortly after the husband was notified that his two were sitting in chairs in a saloon not, far from the corner of Bank and Riverside streets. The wife it seems went into the cafe and after giving the bartender a piece of her mind. placed the children on chairs and told the drink mixer that he could have them also. since he had taken all her husbands money. She then departed and has not returned to her home since that time. It is believed that she is staying with relatives in this district.
 Medicine buying is different from the buying of other goods-your health depends upon what you pur- chase. You get what you ask for in Its best quality at our store. A. c. Walker, the druggist.