Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-10
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MTB mary Spl6C0 tb utoIJAIulh8 8 friends from Winsted.
 -"Eol' Wheeler of No 8 Engine house is off for two days. Joseph Smith and John Ma lone spent yesterday in Meriden. Frank Cronan of New London is
 visiting John Dempsey of Bank
 street.
 There will be a meeting of the Cadets tomorrow evening in the
 Lyceum.
 John and Owen Lyons. of New
 York are visiting at their home on
 Alder street.
 The Quaker Baseball team is
 making arrangements for dance to be given in the near future.
 Miss Ella Fitzgerald. of Bridge port, who has been visiting the Mo- Grath family, of poplar avenue. has returned home.
 Miss Katharine Holihan of South Riverside street has returned after visiting friends in New Haven the past two weeks.
 Mrs Thomas McDonough of
 Meriden who has been visiting friends in this section the past few days has returned home.
 Frank Smith. who studied the past few years at the University of Ottawa, will enter the Hartford semi nary tomorrow. Frank Johnson, who also attended Ottawa will enter the McGill university where he will study medicine.
 The practice of children hopping on trolley cars Is still going on, and some of the girls in this section seem to have the craze. Saturday after noon three lassies about nine years of age were stealing ride on the rear of car, when they were noticed by the conductor. He immediately went their way, and when they saw him coming, of course they endeav- ored to get away. Two of them land ed on their feet all right. but the third was not so fortunate and fell to the pavement with a thud. She was picked up and carried into store nearby, but with the exception of few cuts and bruises, she was not injured. Perhaps the fall was the best thing that could have happened for in all probability the grille will not attempt to hook ride for some time to come. Her companions also will undoubtedly take warning from the experience of their side partner and for the future cease stealing rides. s
 -.Eat, drink and be merry to- day, for tomorrow you may die," was certainly being carried out to the fullest extent by family and their friend in the Bouffard block, on Charles street yesterday, the rev ellers making such disturbance that the racket was finally stopped by the police. The gathering was celebrating a wedding, and there might not have been any objections If ,Supernumerary officer Peter Law Tor. who lives across the way was not confined to his home with sick ness. The attending doctors, Rus sell and Lopez, endeavored to have the followers of Bacchus make less noise, but their words had no effect l upon those in attendance and as a l last resort Officer Mclean was called. l The blue coat quickly quelled the l and laid down the law to the festive makers. The guests | were highly indignant because of the | officers interference but they knew there was nothing left for them to | do. but to pick up their duds and hike 1t.
 The Brooklyns added another victory to their list yesterday when | the game was awarded to them by | the umpire when the North Ends re- fused to- play with the score was 6 to 6. The boys from across the bridge paved snappy game at times and at other periods they were In the balloon. The game should have been won in the early stages | when William Lallier had a nice chance to make a double play, but forgot what to do with the ball. fail ing to get either man. Lallier is a good player and works hard, but he does too much kicking. If he would keep still for a time and not have SO | much gibberish he would in all prob ability play better game than ever before. Manager Madden thinks the game will be protested, but does not see where the losers have a ghost of a show. If the Brooklyns win their game with the Hills next Sun day, they cannot lose the pennant unless they have to play series with the Pastimes, who will be tied | with Madden's men if they win all their games. But the Merrimacs do not forget that it was the Pastimes who spoiled their chances for the rag last year and will use every ef- fort in the two games which they have with the westenders to defeat them. The Brooklyns, should they play their game. have a good chance to win against the Hills providing some of them cut out their nonsen- sicai kicking.
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