Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-30
sRooKLYH BREYs.

 day.
 John Lyons of New York spent Thanksgiving day at his home on Alder street.
 Thomas Kennedy, student at the New York Law school, Is spending a few days at his home on Ben Mohr.
 Matthew Kennedy and Miss Virginia Cummings of Torrington visited friends in Brooklyn yester- day.
 The D. w. c. Whist club will meet this evening at the home Of Miss Margaret Devine on Bank street.
 Frank Smith of St Thomas's seminary, Hartford, Is spending few days at his home on North Leon- ard street.
 Robert Leddy of Sunnyside ave- nue, who is attending Fordham uni versity, is spending few days at his home.
 There will be a meeting of the Brooklyn and Town Plot Improve ment committee this evening in the Lyceum at 7:30.
 Thomas Lynch, student at St Thomas's seminary, Hartford, spent Thanksgiving with his parents on North Riverside street.
 Timothy Madden, who formerly lived in this section but has not been in Brooklyn in four years, is spend- ing few days with relatives on North Riverside street. MT Madden is now residing in Herkimer where Chester Gillette is being tried for the murder of Grace Brown. He says that the feeling there is bitter against the accused and that the con- census of opinion is that verdict of murder in the first degree will be brought in against the prisoner.
 --Gilly Daily must have won enough chicken and turkey Wednes- day evening to last him for many moons. Gilly seemed to be very lucky and the fowl more than went his way. In the early part of the evening he must have carried home almost dozen chickens and later he was seen vending his way home ward with a big broad smile on his face and big fat turkey under his arm.
 The Cadets are somewhat down. hearted over their defeat of yester- day, but they still think that they are just as good If not better than the Second Wards who trounced them yesterday by the score of to O. The Brooklyn boys claim that notwithstanding the fact that they were outweighed they ploughed up the line of their opponents again and again and only lost the contest on a fluky play. The Cadets. because they defeated the North End eleven so easily last season. were confident of repeating the trick and were will ing to back their convictions with the long green, consequently large amount of money was wagered and the Cadets lost heavily, three or four fellows losing as high as $25. But as there is no chance for an- other game this season they will have to wait for revenge until next year.
 The eighteenth annual dance of the Brooklyn Athletic club was given at the Auditorium last evening and was big success. The attendance was such that the hall was almost packed and at times the dancers had much difficulty in getting round. The proceeds from the affair will help swell the treasury of the organixa- tion. The collowing committees worked hard for the event: Grand l.. Darlington; arrange ment committee, P. Clark, secretary, C. Smith, treasurer, J. Duane, w. Gwilym, M. Madden, R. Baldwin. R. Schlosser; floor committee, A. Car roll, J. Madden. M. Mulcahy, R. Con- way, w. Hickey, J. Johnson, l.. Ber- gin, M. Tierney, w. Lallier, T. Cum s. Lachance, S. Montana bault, J. Walsh. T. Luddy, w. Ka- loski, J. Smith, D. Mccarthy, w. Ma nancy. F. Leary, T. Cafery, J. Ho- gan, J. Carr, w. Legge, P. Edmonds. R. Diorio, E. Duane, J. Maher, F. Conley, ]. Dunphy.,J Mulligan, T. Temple; reception committee, J. Horn, M. Hvland, D. Hickey, II. He'll mann, w. Howard. J. Killoughey, J. Kloskie. J. Kloskie, E. Keefe, w. Luke. P. Lachance, c. Lachance, P. w. Lawson, J. Leary, w. Lavalett, D. Mahaney, J. Mulville. J. J. ,McGrath, J. Mahaney, C. Madden, s. Marvin, c. Overturn. ]. Overturn, ]. Pike, NJ. Duane, F. Quinn, w. Richardson, J. Rivers, T. Reece, D. Sullivan, G. Strobel, T. An lerson, D. Mansfield, H. Bondine. w. Byron, F. Brett. P. Burns. J. Blands- Held, T. Buchanan, M. Carroll, M. Carroll, J. Carroll, J. Cronan, D. Cro- nan. P. Cronan, M. Calwell, M. Car ney W. Cullum, w. Conway, F. Con- way. J. Courtney, T. Conway. T. Crooks, NJ. Conway, E. Donahue, P. Dolan, J. Dewpreteo. H. Drinkwater, P. Edmonds. w. Guilfoile. R. Con- don, F. Corken. A. Gagen. E. Hart ley, J. Hartley, N. Normand, w. Neu- bert. G. Stokes. w. Stokes, C. Stig- burg, c. Stroker, W. Smith, NJ. Stokes. w. lesser, D. Taylor, J. Ten ney. F. veillette, ]. Migrant, E. Flynn, J. Farrell, E. Fitzgerald, J. Walsh, J. White, J. Wallace.