Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-06
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

lyn who went to the shore yesterday.
 John and Laura Draher were among those from this city at Laurel Beach the past couple of days.
 Miss Norah Lawson and Miss Veronica Smith have returned after spending two days at Savin Rock.
 There was nothing but routine business transacted at the meeting or the Brooklyn Athletic club yesterday.
 -Yesterday the Windjammers and Rosebuds had slugging match at Corcoran's which the former won by the score of 19 to IS The Rosebuds were scheduled to play a team from Bridgeport but the Park city nine did not appear.
 Miss Mary Staczokas of Green street and Miss Agnes Wallace spent yesterday at Savin Rock
 William McGuinnis has return ed after spending few days in New Haven.
 There was very jolly party at Sullivan's grove on Ben Mohr yester- day, where the annual clambake of employees of w. H. Borchardt, the bottler was held. The day was an ideal one for the event and the num- Der present was of just the right size. During the day many athletic events were run off and after the dinner there was all kinds of fun until the bake ended.
 James Malone,' John Calvin and William Hickey are on weeks va cation to New York and Coney is- land.
 Mrs Sarah Horrigan and family left this morning for vacation at Walnut Beach.
 . Yesterday afternoon there was shortage of milk in Brooklyn and to- wards evening a drop could not be obtained in any of the stores ill this section.
 William Pryor of North River side street received an ugly gash in his leg Saturday by stepping on a piece of glass. Dr Dillon put three stitches in the cut.
 The Misses Burke and Holihan of Norwich who have been, visiting Mrs Patrick Doyle of South Leon- ard street have returned home.
 John Edmunds returned home Saturday evening after spending a week at New York and Stamford.
 Miss May Connors of Springfield is visiting Miss Nellie Clark of North Leonard street.
 Saturday evening the water main on Clark street bursted and in short time the water was coming up from the ground at such rate that it looked as if some of the eel lars in the vicinity would be flooded. Superintendent of Streets Kennedy. wno lives in this section was notified of the break and in a short time he had men around who quickly repair ed the pipe.
 Fourteen to one with only five innings played was the score between the Brooklyns and the North Ends yesterday afternoon. If the game had been finished there is no telling what the score would be for the former champs were in fine fettle and had no trouble scoring whenever they wished. On the other hand Johnie Kelley had Tommie Lawlor's aggre- gation lashed to the mast and show ed them the lemons. The Brooklyn players were anxious to see Wallace of this section to go into the box as they were aching to wallop hi. curves. But Wallace was contented playing right field and the Brooklyn. ites will have to wait for another time to get chance at the slab art ist. Wallace says he would have toyed with the Brooklyn bunch yes terday if he had been allowed te pitch.
 Last evening at the home oi Mrs Edward Keenan of Railroad Hil street a reception was held in honor of Mrs Catharine Smith and Mrs Margaret Bittnan of Cincinatti, Ohio who have been visiting Mrs keenar the past six weeks. The affair Wal a send of for the visitors for the, left this mornig for. their homes. de ligheted with their visit to Brook lyn.
 Joseph Brazis. who with his par. ents formerly lived in Brooklyn, at tempted to take his life Saturda. evening at his home at 14O Warrel | street. Bridgeport. He had a quarre with his parents and because of procured and drank dose Of carboli acid. Bernard Brazis, brother o the young man. was killed by tn cars at Pittsield.
 Alexander Herman, who wa brought to Bridgeport on Saturda from Elizabeth. N. J., on the charg of murdering Martin Korzinsh at tn latter's home on July 4, is Water bury young man and up to about year and a half ago lived in Brooklyn at the corner of Bank and Soul Leonard streets. Herman's right nam is Sharnis or at least that's the nam he went under while in this city. H was a companion of Joseph Cenesky who is now serving life sentence | prison for the murder of old MT Lock
 wood and Cenesky at that time ofte asked for the whereabouts of Sharn!. But Sharnis was taking no chance and could not be found when he wa wanted for a witness. 'Cenesky sai that this Sharnis, alias Herman
 knew much about the killing of th man and it is a peculiar incident tha l cbarnis dfsanpeared after the mul