Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-09
BR0oKLYR BRIEFS.

Frank Hollywood is on weeks vacation to New York. T
 Miss Margaret Cronan of North Leonard street went to New York to- day.
 There is very little interest in this section in the series between the White Sox and the Cubs.
 Thomas Loughman of South Leonard street, while at work yester- day, sprained his ankle. He made the injury much worse by walking home from the factory last evening, not thinking the sprain as bad as 1t really was.
 The Google Eye football team, which defeated the East Finders Sun day by the score of 6 to 0, would like to arrange a game with any 120- pound team in the city. Address communications to John Lusky, S20 Bank street,
 A horse and wagon, the property of Blansfield & Garvey, collided with one of the Hellmann Brewing Co.'S three-horse trucks last evening on Bank street and, of course. the light CT vehicle came out second best. The turnout, although it was tipped over, was not injured to any extent.
 The driver of an express wagon which was loaded with furniture came to grief this morning while going down Bank street. The man with the ribbons was using piece of furniture for seat. Near South Leonard street the horse stumbled and the driver. in his efforts to pre- vent the aniaml from falling. lost his balance and landed in the street.
 A horse owned by Camille Mascolo, the soda water man. got away from considerable excitement for a few minutes during the noon hour to-day. The horse started under the bridge on Bank street on mad run up the street and had 1t not been for the prompt action of William Ma nancy, who stopped the animal. there might have been serious accident. As 1t was, the horse ran into another wagon and scattered its contents in the streets.
 Another young fellow was ar rested in Brooklyn last. evening on a warrant charging him with shooting birds and squirrels in Chase park. Firearms have been used rather free ly in Brooklyn of late. but 1t seems now as if the ones that had the fun were going to pay for it. The acci- dent to Giuseppe Mastroiano, who was shot in the breast last week by a boy discharging rife in the woods near Mastroiano's home, was warn- ing enough to boys who banker after rifles and air-guns.
 Some of Alderman Walkers friends wanted him to seek the nom- lnation as representative on the re- did not care to look for the place. He says that he has enough political questions to attend to now and de- clares that the men who receive the nominations arc welcome to them. Has football lost its grip on the Brooklynites? The season is now we'll under way and none of the elevens has made a noise. Even the smaller teams which are generally hurling challenges have not a word to say.
 Brooklyn at present is the exposure of all eyes. for the plant of the Connecticut Railway and Light ing Co, from which much is expected tomorrow evening. is located in this section. Thes power plant on this side is carrying along the trolley ser vice all right and is doing very we'll as yet with the lights. but whether 1t can carry the Wednesday night store load is a question of doubt. At the office of the c. R. and l.. Co 1t is stated that very little trouble is ex- pected. but less optimistic persons seem to think that there will he plen- ty of stores tomorrow evening with out light.