Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-15
sRooKrYH BRIEFS.

John Lucy of NewGaven. was visiting friends in this city yesterday.
 Daniel Goss will leave in few days to accept position in Spring field.
 Hans Rasmussen will become a regular Sherlock Holmes if his fruit last long enough.
 Miss Bertha Ruetta of Lawrence street, has returned after a vacation spent in New Haven.
 The cadets yesterday went to Thomaston, where they played a tie game to 0, with a team in that town.
 The Fort Hamilton football show ed yesterday that 1t is still as good as when it played the cadets hard game at the Driving park, four years ago.
 At St Patriek's church yesterday the bans of marriage were published for Andrew Stein and Miss Julia Ryan, also for Patrick Boyce and Miss Elizabeth Edmonds.
 Everything is in readiness for the opening of the festival in tre Lyceum tomorrow evening in honor of the silver anniversary. which occurs to- morrow. of the laying of the corner stone of St Patrick's church. Supper will be served each evening from i until 9, after which there will be n stage entertainment. The festival will continue for four nights.
 The office of Dr Farrell was a sight yesterday morning. as a result of the fight which started in Stacz- kos saloon on Saturday evening. The wounded man was carried into the of. flee of the doctor. who was not in at the time. The man was bleeding bad ly from the head, and the place was deluged with blood when the doctor returned, and as the injured man had left, the physician wondered what had struck the place.
 Residents of this section think there should be more policemen when it becomes dark, women are almost afraid to venture on q street which is not thoroughly lighted. Residents
 
 hands unless it stolen and the people of Town Plot have been so annoyed by thefts from their farms that they are now doing their own police duty. From the arrests made in the past for these offenses it would seem that these misdeamors are being commit. teed by foreigners. The good class of Polish and Italian people are every bit as law abiding as any other ma. tionallty but there seems to be au element In Brooklyn which has no re gard for law and order. Rev Joseph Gleeson. pastor of St Patrick's church says there's enough police protection for this section of the city He thinks three policemen is by far adequate to patrol this district at night and main tains that there should be more than one during the day. Even though 1, would cost a little money to have more protection he thinks It should come as he asserts under the present conditions the laws are not half on forced. "I consulted Superintendent Beach about better police protection and although. he agreed with me that the district is not patrolled anything like what 1t should be. he stated there was no way of gettinii another DO liceman over here at present.
 The residents of this district arc angered because of the giving of fic ticious names at the police station hy men arrested for numerous otfense and think that 1t Is time for a halt tc he called. It seems of late that ev. cry offender hauled to the police sta ton from Brooklyn has the gall fc scrihble on the slate the name oi some prominent person residing on this side of the river Ii Is not unus. ual to those who visit the city couri te see burly locking foreigner answer to the name of Sullivan. Dunphy. oi some other well known family. Oi course some people look at this ihings in a joking manner. hut others do not Take for instance the offair of Satur day night when one of these dives ir which Brooklyn is abounding wal pulled. it was just an accident too. as Sergeant Rlskely and Patrol McI.eaf were searching for the men who lad figured in a fight in the early part ol the evening. They were directed [, the block at sIl Rank street oppOsits James street. They entered ths place sni got in the wrong arart Inent. hut they found something C work on. There were four men in game of poker, there was about " on the table. The fellows were oi sourse arrested and two of them gave tlse name of Martin and John Dumphy inc former a long time resident oi this section and the other. his son is a member of the police department Or course the man at the desk h th' police station knew the names wer' fseticious. stIIl he allowed ihem tc V uzIs on the slafe. something whiri . n -rrm-r ..aE... .s.. saa~.