Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-03
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 The handball tournament of the Brooklyn Athletic club will start this evening.
 The Pioneer basketball team will meet the Waterville junior five at the Y. M. c. A. this evening
 Joseph Begnal of South LeonalJl street Is laid up with rheumatism, as is Dan Mahaney of Bank street.
 -John Malloy. who has been visit ing the McGinniss family of Bank street, has returned to his home iii Bridgeport.
 Miss Elizabeth Ford of Bridge port, who has been visiting the Wheelehan family, of North Riverside street has returned home
 Ut was announced at the masses at St Patrlck's church yesterday that the forty hours devotion would start at the church next Sunday.
 Miss Katherine Murphy, who has been visiting her brother, John T.. Murphy, of 15 Lawrence street. has returned to her home in Westerly, R. I.
 Mir and Mrs Maurice McGrath returned from their wedding trip Saturday evening and were rendered a reception at their home on South Wilson street.
 The Brownies claim that they are only too willing to arrange a game with the Quaker Juniors, and state they would like to hear from Manager Pollard of the Brooklyn eleven.
 Joseph Wallace, right tackle on the Cadet Juniors had his shoulder bone broken in the game Thursday, with the Second Wards. Although the accident occurred five minutes after the game started, Wallace play ed to the end.
 There was a meeting of the Brooklyn Athletic club yesterday and the report of the dance committee was read. It showed that the event was most successful and was mon- eymaker for the organization. Other routine business was transacted
 -The Cadet Juniors must have been elated at the walloping the Nonpa- reils of New Haven received at the hands of the All Waterburys yester- day, when they remembered how the New Haven fellows treated the Brooklyn team, when it went to New Haven few weeks ago. The Non pareils seem to take as much delight in fighting as they do in playing foot ball and they laid it on to the Cadets in the game in New Haven. Several of the New Haven bunch, it is said. have pugilistic ambitions and are of the opinion that the football field is d good place to get in some prelimin- ary work. When the Juniors played in Elm City they would in all proba- bility have won if they were nor forced to take a trouncing from the fists and feet of their opponents. Con- sequently they had a desire yesterday to see the same dose handed to the visitors as the latter handed them.
 Although William Richenbach. called by others Reinivickizie. whose name has been handled freely the past few days. was given jilt at St Johns church last week when Eliza beth PiatOrskls refused to become his bride. he still has hopes of winning his lady love. Although William was heartbroken last week when his wife to be. gave him the marble heart after everything had been pre- pared for the wedding. after few days of meditation he decided to again press his suit. So leaving his four children at his home on the road he hitched up his horse Saturday and drove to Brook lyn. When he reached the corner of Bank and North Leonard street, he and tied his steed This was about 10 o'clock in the morning. The talk he was having with the woman who stung him must have been inter esting, perhaps they were drawing up . set of conditions under which their life should be conducted. At any rate at 3 o'clock in the afternoon the horse was still standing at the post at the corner of Bank and North Leonard streets, and there was no sign of William. It was shame to do it. but the police thought that they would take hand in the game and started to make inquiries to find out who owned the outfit. When the po- lice were about to take the horse and in hand, thinking that some thing had happened to the owner. William, who in the meantime must have been informed as to the inten- ton of the officer on duty in this sec ton (appeared and jumped in his vc- hicle. His countrymen declare that in n short time another procession will go to the church and there will be no down of the bride as was the case last week.
 EX.MAYOR SMUGGLED.