Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-25
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

Adam Zeigler of New Britain spent yesterday with relatives in this section.
 William Reynolds of No 3 En- zine house is on two days visit to Southford.
 David Rosenberg, clerk at Walk CTS, is attending the graduating ex- ercises at Yale this week.
 William Wallace won his game with Pine Orchard against Monsoon Saturday, the score being to 3.
 Thomas Stokes of North Leonard street left this morning for a two weeks vacation to Atlantic City:
 Frank Smith of North Leonard street, student at the University of Ottawa, returned home Saturday.
 A months mind mass was cele- brated this morning at St Patrick's church for the late Thomas Lyons.
 MT Rosenbach of Torrington who has been visiting his son. Hans the past few days, has returned home.
 James Ray of South Leonard street and Edward Dunphy of North Riverside street spent yesterday in Litchfield.
 Fred De Ligouri of North River side street has accepted position as timekeeper for the O'Brien Construc- ton company.
 Dave Cronan, who is now work ing in Mount Vernon, N. Y., spent Sunday with his parents on North Leonard street.
 John Edmonds and William Lal- Her played with Thomaston Saturday and their team defeated Bristol by the score of 6 to l.
 The fireworks given on the lot on Bank street Saturday evening were much enjoyed by the large crowd present. Another exhibition will be given tonight.
 The Misses Katharine Mahaney and Mary Fleming and William Dun phy will attend the graduating exer- cises of the High school in Torring- ton tomorrow evening.
 Although the men working on the Bank street bridge quit work on Saturday the Pennsylvania Construc- tion company had everything going along on the structures this morning. The men quit as they did not wish to work with men not members of their union.
 The Brooklyn and Town Plot Improvement committee is not likely to hold a meeting until It's regular meeting night, Friday evening. al- though some of the members will in all probability appear before the all dermanic body this evening as the lcity attorney will make his report in regard to the Bank street bridge.
 The Brooklyns showed by their game of yesterday that they can make a strong finish and that they are in the game till the last man is out Although 1t looked as If the St Josephs had the game we'll in hand Madden's men got after Lockwood and with some nice hitting aided by a couple of errors. scored four runs, making the contest tie. [ to [.
 "A clambake in which several from this section participated was held yesterday afternoon down near SImonsville in a meadow which Is called the Log Cabin" lot. Although | 1t is said to have been given by. a party from this section people from all parts of the city were present As is the case at some clambakes everything ran smoothly at first and all were having a grand time eating and drinking. But when the fire water began to act the air got warm Some took the hint and departed while others remained to see the grand finale There was an only man present who after he had got away with a goodly amount oi ''booze'' wanted to take a few rounds out of anyone in the place Becauss of his age and gray hairs he was h his glory for a time but finally hs bumped against another fellow whc was as romeo" ss himself and the fur began to fly. One of the by. islanders interferred and endeayoret to oueII the disturbance but he only added fuel to the flames. When ths trouble had ended the majority oi the fellows In the bunch were A sight
 Many soaps are sold ss castillo thai resemble the real thing oniy in ap p@srance- Pure Castle soap has { market value and Is seldom. fl ever offered at a bargain sale When yoz see an unusually large piece offered for Ice you can be sure it's not tkl real article. A C. Walker. ssf Banl