Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-04
BROOKLYN BREFs.

The Pioneer Baseball team will hold a special meeting tonight.
 Mrs Hurley and son, William, who have been visiting in New Haven, have returned.
 William McGuiniss has returned home after spending few days in New York.
 William Judd, who has been visit ing friends in this section has return ed to his home in Bridgeport.
 Charles Smith and Thomas Tem- pie have returned after spending a vacation at Niagara Falls.
 Miss Laura Draher of John street Is home from a vacation spent at Milford.
 -The Misses Margaret Kelly and M. Doyle of Torrington have return ed after spending vacation in Brooklyn.
 William Cronin of Yonkers, N. Y.. is renewing acquaintances in Brook lyn.
 Miss Annie Malloy and Miss Mar garet Dunn of Bridgeport, who have been the guests of the McGuiniss family. have returned home.
 There will be meeting of the Cadet Junior Football team this eve ming at 7:3O. All members of last years eleven are requested to be on hand as plans for the season will be formulated.
 "A requiem mass was celebrated at St Patrick's church yesterday morn ing for the late John Grady.
 Miss Norah Mahaney spent Sun day in Litchfleld.
 The big parade of the Connecticut Federation of Labor dM not come to Brooklyn as has been the case with all parades of recent years. The Brooklyn district Is not now included in the line of march as when there are big wagons or Goats in line. they cannot pass the Bank street bridge.
 The St Thomas Cadets associa- tion will hold a meeting this evening In the Lyceum and reorganization of the society will be held. Father Laff1n, successor to Father Sheehan at St Patrick's. will take charge of the organization as was the case a few years ago. Father Lafiln ad- dressed the members at a meeting Sunday and big attendance is re- quested tonight,
 All the schools in this section were filled to-day, and the principals as well as the teachers were busily engaged arranging the scholars. The four rooms at St Patrick's are full and the Duggan, Porter and Barnard have no room to spare.
 Was there anything doing in Brooklyn Sunday night ! One would think so to hear the racket made when the Brooklynites were celebrating the victory over the Past;mes. A large amount of money was brought to this section as a result of the game, and one of the R. A. c followers is said b have won one hundred dollars. The Brooklyn team played snappy game and gave their supporters an agreeable surprise. Manager Madden says that he does not see how his team can now lose the rag.
 The pavement under the Bank street bridge was repaired this morn- HE, 0upcIIulClAuCuI OA otICCbo Auuuh supervising. the work.
 The sneak thief is still operating in Brooklyn and yesterday afternoon he made very successful visit to the Allrie home in the Early block at 001 Bank street. Mrs William Allrie and family live at the aDoye named .ad- dress. There are six families in the building, the bottom floor being oc- cupied by cafe and grocery store. Yesterday at ? o'clock Mrs Allrie locked up her home and returned about 5 o'clock. She noticed that someone had entered the place while she was gone and had ransacked it. AS her son, who has . Iarge amount of jewelry. Is away she does not really know how much was taken, but she is sure that six valuable stickpins were pilfered. They were valued at about $50. A gold watch was also stolen and a few dollars in change were nipped. A surprising thing in, connection with the burglary is that a large sum of money which was in the house was not touched, the rob bers evidently not coming upon the roll. The detective force is working on the case but there are no clues to the crook.