Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-20
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

 spending a week at the shore.
 John Stober of Rome, N. Y., is visiting friends in this section.
 Officer John Brickel and family have returned from Atlantic City.
 Miss Annie Martin is home. after spending few days ut Savin Rock.
 Miss Mary Horigan of Bank street is visiting friends in Wood mont.
 William Degnan and Dennis Clancy spent yesterday in New Ha- ven.
 The Misses Mollie Mahaney and Jennie eKlly are visiting friends in Woodbury.
 Miss Elfrida Withey of Highland avenue is spending few weeks at Savin Rock.
 John Mitchell of No engine house is enjoying his regular two days vacation.
 The Windjammers were defeated by the Blue Fronts of Union City by the score of to 8.
 Mrs Joseph Tarutis of Hartford is being entertained by her parents on Alder street.
 Lewis Sherman has accepted a position at Frank Leary's barber shop on Bank street.
 Carl Moeller and Gus Nescke re- turned last night after spending a week at Savin Rock.
 Francis O'Meara of Torrington is the guest of Robert Eaters of North Riverside street.
 Edward Madden of North Riv- erside street will spend the next ten days at Atlantic City.
 Arthur Jerome. who has been spending the last two weeks in New ark, has returned home.
 James Hollywood of No en- zine house has returned, after a ten days vacation at Woodmont.
 Walter Meehan and Frank Tay- Tor have returned home, after spend- ing ten days in Atlantic City.
 While chopping wood in his yard on North Leonard street Saturday af- terdnon, John Kaukas broke his fin- ger.
 William Grillen and Walter Neubert left yesterday for Savin Rock. where they will remain two weeks.
 Patrick O'Brien and John Dunn have returned from Lakeville. where they have been for the last two weeks.
 Robert Bolan of Summit street and Joseph McGuiness of Bank street are spending two weeks at Block Island.
 The Misses Mary and Margaret Grady of Bank street have arrived home. after spending two weeks vacation in Morris.
 The Misses Jennie and Margaret Buchanan, who have been visiting friends in this section, have returned to their home in Bridgeport.
 Edward Ray, assistant superin- tendent of the Waterbury Mattress Go, is home. after spending two weeks with friends in Woodbury.
 Thomas Condon. of No 3 engine house and William Burns of Wash ington avenue, left this afternoon for Atlantic City. where they will spend the next ten days.
 The Quakers defeated the De- lenders by the score of to 5. The batteries were Casey and Quinn for the Quakers and Shaw and Brophy for the Defenders.
 Mrs Mackay of Alder street was taken suddenly i'll while sitting in @ chair at her home on Alder street Dr Goodeough, who is attending her. thinks she had shock. but expects no serious results.
 Mrs Thomas Casey has pur- chased the property at the corner of Railroad Hill street and Washington avenue from Charles Cozamekis. The building consists of store, sa- loon and four tenements. The price paid is said to be $l2,000.
 The Waterville base ball team, who were supposed to play the Pion- eers at Corcoran's lots yesterday morning, got cold feet and did not shop up. The Pioneers were in great condition and were prepared to give the Watervilles a great trimming.
 The Brooklyn Athletic club de- feated the St Josephs yesterday in an interesting game; but they are still in second place, as the Pastimes sue ceeded in defeating the Hills. The Brooklyn rooters were in hopes the Hills would win yesterday. as a de- feat for the Pastimes would mean first place for the Brooklyns.
 There was great excitement in this section early Saturday morning. when a dog owned by John Kenney went mad and proceeded to make 1t interesting for everybody who hap pened to get in its way. It ran along Washington avenue snapping at sev- eral people, but 1t is thought nobody was bitten by it; but 1t did bite a dozen dogs before William Brickel