Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-17
BROOKLYN BREFs.


 next few days in New York.
 John Conway has accepted po- sition with the Farrell foundry.
 Thomas Stokes has accepted po- sition as driver for Thomas Grady.
 MT and Mrs Patrick Doyle have returned from a vacation spent at the shore.
 William Byron is making i'm provements on his property on Bank street.
 Mrs Nichols of Highland avenue is entertaining friends from New Haven.
 Mrs Hoadley of Alder street left this morning for vacation to be spent at Watch Hill.
 Martin Mccarthy of Bank street who has been working in New York the past month is once more residing in this city.
 The Rev Stephen Sheehan of Pottsville. Penn. is visiting his broth CT, Rev John F .Sheehan, assisttnt pastor of St Patrick's. A social was held last evening at the Third church. The members are making arrangements to give q pie nic at Hanover park on the 2lst of this month.
 The new suits for the Sunshine baseball team arrived at Donarues store this morning. The uniforms are gray with blue trimmings. The stock ings are blue trimmed with red.
 At the opening of the fall term a new room will be added to the pa- rochial school of the Lithuanian church on John street. The school is proving success and the pastor of the church, Rev Father Saurasltis is much pleased with 1t.
 Mary Duvinsky two year old child residing on James street had her feet severely scalded yesterday af- ternoon by, tipping of kettle of hot water. Will parents ever get wise to the fact that children should be pre- vented from going near such things? Mandy McGill, six. years of age. fell of a bed at her home on North Leonard street yesterday and sustain ed fracture of the forearm. The lit- tie girl was playing around the bed. when she lost her balance and fell to the floor. Dr Farrell reduced the frac- ture.
 There Is much rivalry among the amateur teams in this section and ev- cry Sunday there are couple of games between hines all of which are claiming the amateur championship of Brooklyn. On next Sunday the Rosebuds and Sunshines will play at Corcoran's lots for S1O side.
 Dennis Lynch. who has been in San Francisco the past eight years returned to this city Saturday evening. Mir Lynch is well pleased with the West. but Is glad to get back home once more. He was in Frisco" during the earthquake and big fire and says that it was a sight that he will re- member his lifetime.
 Howard Tyrell. age 10 Is con- fined to his home on South Wilson street suffering from a severe case of ago was out playing in his bare feet when an umbrella rod perforated his heel. The youth did not think much of the matter at the time but since then. the case has assumed an alarming con dition and the attending physician Dr Russell regards the case as serious. The foot few days after the acci. dent swelled considerably and the boy is suffering much pain from the in jury.
 Anthony Lafoska. an employe of the Waterbury Brass Goods corpora- ton while at work in the factory on Bank street thls morning, met with an accident which almost cost him a hand. As it was h. lost four fingers and he suffered much from shock, La foska. who is an Italian. was employed on q power press and in some manner got his hand caught in it. It took otf four fingers at the second joint. He was taken to Dr Russelrs office where the injured member was dressed. He was later removed to his home at s4 Canal street
 There may be people who require only that soda be wet. but we prefer to cater to the trade of those who demand that soda have substantial and heaIthful qualities with the de- licious natural favors that pure fruits supply. Try 1t at the A. c. Walker Drue store. 756 Bank street.