Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-18
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John Kiely of Sixth street Is vis- iting relatives in New York.
 Frank Johnson of Bank street Is visiting friends in Bridgeport.
 John Maknaitis has returned af- ter spending a week in Bridgeport. I Miss Annie Martin of Charles street is spending the day at Sayin Rock.
 Miss Edna Packer of Highland avenue is visiting friends at Savin Rock.
 William Kalosky has returned after spending two weeks in New York.
 MT and Mrs Meehan of Ben Mohr are entering friends from out of town.
 Miss Anne Tobin of North Leon ard street is visiting friends in Southbury.
 Miss Mary Fitzgerald of Rail- road Hill street is visiting relatives in New Haven.
 MT and Mrs Martin Carroll of Clark street are entertaining friends from out of town. 1 Miss Mary McGowan of Green street is home after ten days vaca- tion in Litchfleld.
 David Fitzpatrick of Providence is visiting his sister, Mrs James Welch of Bank street. George Smith and Glover Smith are spending a few weeks with friends in Woodbury. Miss Esther Coss of South Wil- son street has returned after visiting friends in New Haven. l Miss Josephine Donahue of Bank street has returned home after visit ing friends in New York. William and Irwin Drinkwater of Winsted are visiting their brother. Harry Drinkwater of South Leonard street.
 MT and Mrs John Murphy of North Riverside street have returned after spending two weeks at Walnut Beach.
 Mrs Murphy and daughter of Bank street have returned after spending two weeks at Block 1 Island.
 MT and Mrs Bernard Halligan have returned to their home in New Haven after visiting friends in this section.
 The Misses Nora Prisavage of John street and Helen Zigman of James street are spending the day at Savin Rock.
 Melvin Drinkwater, who has been visiting his brother on South Leonard street. has returned to his home in Winsted.
 The Brooklyn Athletic club will play the first game tomorrow after noon at 2 o'clock. the St Josephs be- ing their opponents. Joseph Machins of Bank street. who injured his wrist last Monday, has resumed his position with the Waterbury Brass Goods corporation. John Dreher of John street and William Geddes of Bank street, mem bers of the Mattatuck Gun club, are attending the shoot at Danbury to- day.
 William Mahaney, Rocci Dioni, Eddie Donahue and John Mahaney left this afternoon for Atlantic City where they will spend the next two weeks.
 Miss Helen Martel of Washing ton avenue and Miss Annie Stapleton of North Riverside street are on a two weeks vacation In New Haven and New London.
 The Rosebud baseball team will give clambake at Judd's farm to- morrow afternoon. The feature of the day will be ball game between Manager Kamak's Bedbugs and Cap- tain Lushey's Spiders. William Devine of Bank street had an exciting time in Burrville yesterday. He is spending a week with friends in that town and while out, picking berries he met a bull which immediately took a liking to | him, and started towards him on the run, but Bill is quite sprinter him. self and left the bull on the home stretch after an exciting race. | Yesterday afternoon crowd of children were amusing themselves throwing stones in the cellar of the Lithuanian church, when the janitor of the church appeared and catching one of the crowd. he slapped his face. The child, who lived near by, ran home to his mother who re- turned with him and started in to trim the janitor. Betting was all in the woman's favor when Ofiicer Me Lean appeared on the scene and quickly settled matters.
 John Pasqualim of North River side street met with a peculiar acci- dent last Thursday while at his work at the Waterbury Brass Goods cor poration. While lowering a barrel out of the second story window he lost his balance and fell to the ground. landing on both feet. The people who saw him fall thought he had escaped injured. but when he attempted to walk he found he was unable to move, having lost the use of both his legs. He was taken to his home and the doctor who attended him found that the shock had severely strained the muscles of his legs. ,
 A Lithuanian woman living on Morgan place is certainly having her troubles. Last Sunday morning her husband went away after breakfast and has not come back since. When he did not come home Sunday night