Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-22
BRooUYH BRnTs.

-Mr and Mrs Joseph Cohen of Town Plot are entertaining relatives from New Haven.
 Gertrude, the three years old daughter of "Jerry" Shugrue, was taken seriously i'll last evening
 -The Misses Helen and Gertrude Mcdonald, of South Leonard street are visiting relatives in Torrington.
 A large number was out to see the All-Waterbury football team practice on the lot on Bank street, last evening.
 MT and Mrs Thomas Mcdonald, of Bridgeport have returned to their home after visiting Mir and Mrs Mich ael Mcdonald, of Sixth street.
 John Holihan of South Leonard street, while at work at the Brass goods factory yesterday, smashed one of the toes on his right foot. The ac- cident was caused by the dropping of a large bar of metal.
 Tomorrow the cadet juniors will meet at the rooms of the Brooklyn Athletic club, at 10 o'clock and jour- ney to the Rye lots, where they will practice under the coaching of Jack" Bagley. Manager Cunningham ex- poets a number of candidates to-mor- row, from now on he says they will practice two or three times a week. The Juniors will adopt the new rules and are confident of having as much success under the changes as they had last year, when they won the championship of the state. Jack" Bagley, coach for All-Waterbury eleven will devote some of his time getting the cadets in shape. The tick cts for the annual dance or the cadets are selling well and Manager Cum ningham Is counting on having very large attendance at Eagles hall on Wednesday evening October 3rd. Buy ticket and help the team along.
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 Tomorrow is the last scheduled Sunday of the year that the fans will have a chance to see a ball game, consequently the B. A. c. team will without doubt have very large num- Der of rcoters on hand. Moreover the game tomorrow means much to the Brooklyn nine, as defeat will be in all probability mean the loss of the pennant. The North Ends are desir- ous of walloping the fellows from this section and the Brooklyn players are still sore because of the last game, and will play as they have never played before. If the Pas- times also win their game against the Merrimacs, 1t will be tie for first place, and an extra game will have to be played. The contest will come off some day during the week as af- ter tomorrow the State league grounds will be in the hands of the Waterbury football team. The Brooklyn rooters will be on hand with plenty of money tomorrow and if the Hills, Pastlmes and North Ends back Manager Sullivan's team. there should be plenty of action for those in attendance.
 Israel L.. Upson, who resides on the Bradley road, Town Plot, Is be- moaning the loss of twenty-one fine chickens, which some thief got away with Thursday night. The chickens were of the barred Plymouth Rock stock, which are considered the best on the market. Thursday evening before retiring. Mir Upson paid visit to his coop as usual and found every thing in ordinary shape. During the night he heard no disturbance around the house nor did he hear any noise coming from where the chickens were roostlng. Nevertheless. yesterday morning upon entering the coop he found that he had been scooped, for the place looked like ''the deserted village" There was very little of his fowl left and Mir Upson plainly saw that there had been little fuss in the shack during the night. Yester- day it was learned that one of Hans Rasmussen's farm hands saw a man in Upson's coop Thursday night about 12 o'clock, but did not pay very much attention to the intruder, as he thought he was the owner. Mir Ras- mussen said that he also saw q stranger in the neighborhood that night. but gave him very little con- sidoration as he did not seem to be