Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-12
BRooKLYn BRIEFS.

George Zemaitas of Bank street Is on business trip to New York.
 An entertainment and supper will be given at the Third church this evening.
 Miss Marion Hunt of Alder street Is visiting her aunt, Mrs R. C. Brown of Providence.
 oseph Garbarino has returned af- ter spending a few days with rela. tiyes in New York.
 Frank Sheridan Of Bank street returned last night after spending a few days in New York
 Tomas Harris of Derby is visit ing his aunt, Mrs T. Kilmartin of South Leonard street.
 Charles Morse of South Wilson street is confined to his home. suffer- ing from blood poisoning. One of his feet is affected.
 The city department had men in this section yesterday putting sand on the crosswalks. that is. the cross- walks that were visible.
 Miss Nellie Burns of Torrington, has joined the choir of St Patrick's church. She has rich soprano voice and should add much strength to the choir.
 --P. Edmonds and P. Cronan de. feated John Duane and Peter Burns in the handball tournament at the Brooklyn Athletic club rooms, last evening.
 Miss Mary Galvis of Green street while at work h Foreman Stanley's room at the Scovill Manufacturing company. had the index finger of her right hand smashed yesterday.
 Daniel Blansfield. one of the as. sistants of Prof J. ]. Derwin, ap. peared at concert In Springfield las, evening given under tho direction oi Myron A. Bickford of that city.
 John Blansneld, an employe of the Charles X. Jackson company has been working in LitchfieId the past week erecting a monument He says that the weather there was very cold and yesterday about noon it was six below zero. He left for Guilford to. day, where be will be employed for few days.
 An interesting wrestling bou, was witnessed at the B. A. C. room. last evening between Michael Mad den and Samuel Greenberg. Al though Madden was something of ar unknown quality, he was too much for his opponent. and after about al hours work he had the shoulders o1 Greenberg on the mat. Last night. friendly exhibition Is probably ths forerunner of several matches to b. pulled on at the club rooms the com ing winter. There are some fairl, good amateur wrcstlers among ths club members. and they have hat some lively goes.
 William Brown of Alder street is suffering from blood poisoning. his right hand being badly affected room of the Plume & Atwood factory and while at work one day bis finger came in contact with a rusty nail. Il pierced the finger and although it wa, somewhat painful. Mir Brown did pv' pay much attention to 1t. A few day, later the whole and began to swell and since that time it has given hin mueh trouble. He has consulted q couple os physicians aud although hs will not lose the hand. be was inform ed that the accident would have re suited seriously if he had not attend e.i to if as soon as be did A fboughtfuI woman showed a fess tezmster< on Bank sfreet yesferiay morning that there are some pcop;s who should learn how to treat dumi beasts She vas pasanz Isue~ sfrre' when she saw a horte stsndin. witi no blanket on him lt would not iIavs teeu so hsd but there wss sa cxcel lent har-ehlanket on the scat If H. wagon Without waiting to sss viz Osned tie outfit she went over to tlls seat. xrzbbcl the blanket apsi neatis threw it over the b0r-e- rf the sni nal co1td have talked [. u0uti win cut dositt have profusely thanked it, tenefsetrs-s fsr af the time the ho-S. was veTy cod Tbe owner shSuii prOft by tke s1perie1ce ard ;1- n. future ks<p his hor~e covered- Fol fkaf nstfef thsre gre many 1rver'