Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-25
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

-Ml06 B. MCGlli l0 vlSitln4 lTlonuH in New Britain.
 William sCondon is visiting friends in New York.
 Miss Mary Cleary has accepted a position in Kelly's store.
 Driver William Reynolds of No ! Is on a two days vacation.
 Procure your ticket for the an- nual dance of the Cadet Juniors.
 Michael Kane has resigned his position in Cronin's grocery store.
 Miss Sara Wooding of Alder street Is visiting friends in New Brit ain.
 -All-Waterburys had a hard prac- tice on the lot near the Bank street bridge last evening.
 Mrs Charles Bolth of North Riv- erside street has been removed to the New Haven hospital.
 Whats the matter with the Quaker football team? It will soon be time for them to meet the Cadets,
 Mrs Patrick Holihan of Railroad Hill street has gone to the New Ha- ven hospital. where she will be op- erated upon.
 There will be an anniversary requiem mass celebrated at St Pat ricks church Saturday morning at [ o'clock for the late James Lord.
 Some one in Brooklyn is at the old trick of breaking windows. This morning one of the windows in Smiths drug store was smashed with . stone, which also broke couple of bottles.
 William Dwyer, who played with Niagara during the college season, at the close of which he went to Clean In the New York State league, is vis- iting at his home in Brooklyn. Dwyer played a fast game while with Clean, seill his team finished in sixth place. He has not made his plans for the coming year, but will in all probabil- ity return to Niagara.
 '-Daniel Donovan, employed In McGrath's meat market, wAo is we'll and favorably known in Brooklyn. will resign his position on Saturday evening and will in the future reside in New Haven. Mr Donovan has re- ceived a good offer from a wholesale house in the Elm city and although he regrets to leave Brooklyn, the po- sition is too good to decline.
 The petty thefts in all sections of the city 60 merrily on and there Is no telling where they will stop. as the police seem powerless to prevent them. The latest person to suffer at the hands of . crook is Mrs Jacob weimer of Porter street. While away from her house a short time on Saturday afternoon some one entered the place and made on with gold watch and chain. Nothing else was taken. This Is only one of the many cases that have been heard of of late and despite the efforts of the police and detectives the burglars are reap ing Drvest.
 -One of Kelly the bakers wagons, loaded with rubbish which was being carted to a dump in this section of the city. broke down on Bank street this morning as a result of being caught In the car tracks. The horse was proceeding along Bank street when the wheels of the wagon. as the wheels of vehicles often do. be- came lodged In the rails. The driver must have been in hurry to get out or he did not realize the danger, for he pulled the horse quickly and there was a strain on the wagon. 1m- mediately after the front wheel caved in and q fev seconds later one of the back ones did the same. Of course thsre vas nothing for the driver to do but unhitch his horse and proceed back for another wagon.
 There will be . meeting of the Brooklyn Athletic club members this evening at s o'clock to decide vheth- CT or not the club will give . parade for the purpose of celebrating Brook iyn's victory. Although 1t has been the custom for the winning team to rive a parade. many of the fellovs think that it is c needless expense and declare that c smoker at the rooms fs sufficient The pIayers. come of them at least. would much prefer to receive the money made on the season rather than blowing 1t in to ride through the streets in ear riages, while othefs aseert that with out a parade the celebration would fall fat The nenben thfs evening vfI1 taIk the matter over. snd at any rate thsFe Is enro to bs . llvely t1oe hol1 at fhe eIub tho ooDlng onfurony nawM< = thn mnR HnT1n-~<mn "