Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-13
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

ntf anu MrS McElr0y nave reLufn-
 ed from their wedding trip and will re-
 side in Southington.
 Miss Katie Mccarthy of Emerald
 street left to-day to spend a six
 months vacation in Ireland.
 David Fitzpatrick of Bank street
 Is suffering from broken thumb re-
 ceived while at work yesterday. -The Lettercarrier baseball team
 and a. picked nine explained by T.
 Joseph Reece was due to play at Cor
 coran's lots this afternoon.
 Miss Minnie Sheehan of Clark street and her brother left to-day to
 spend six months vacation in Ireland, visiting their father and mother. Miss Mary Elaitis of South Leon- ard street, while at work yesterday at the American Ring factory, smash
 ed the index finger of her left hand.
 The rivalry between the ball
 teams representing the Benedict and Burnham factory and the West Brass
 mill promises to be rather keen be- fore the summer is over.
 At the annual meeting of the Con- necticut Pharmaceutical association held yesterday in Bridgeport, Robert c. Walker read paper on '.The Phar- maceutical Laws of the United States"
 He was also elected first vice-presi- dent of the association.
 Although the superintendent of Police Beach has not assigned any special officers to do duty in Brook lyn tomorrow evening to handle the crowd which will in all probability be waiting to hear what is done at the special meeting of the Junior Amateur league, the patrolmen on duty will undoubtedly be cautioned to keep all the crowds moving. Not only will the protest of the Golden Stars over their game with the Pioneers on last Saturday, which is causing so much discussion and which has been keep ing Jim" McGowan of Watertown awake the past few nights thinking 1t over, come before the meeting, but another protest will have to be de- cided. The Stanley Parks now claim that last Sunday the Rosebuds robbed them of the game. The score stood tie, 3 to 3. in the ninth, and the Parks assert that their catcher was held while the winning run was allowed to cross the plate. The Rosebuds are tied with the Pioneers for first place and the fur is likely to fly. Umpire Martin Herman, who held the indica- tor in the Pioneer-Star game, is ex- pected to be present. According to Tiernan there were only two men on base, second and third being occupied, when the play which has caused so much talk is said to have been made.
 -One of the most unique ways of spending honeymoon was that of Lithuanian couple of Brooklyn who enjoyed themselves yesterday by troi- ley riding a goodly portion of the day. After the ceremony Ill the morning the bridal party had d reception, but short time after the festivities start ed, the newly married young man aud woman slipped away from the merry makers and boarded the first trolley that come down Bank street. First they went to the end of the North Main street line, and the ride was so delightful in the up-to-dare car that the couple decided to continue to do the trolley routes. Waterville was next visited and on ther return the couple boarded Watertown fier. They viewed the picturesque scenery and were made happy because of the salubrious climate after they had pass ed 0akville. When they reached Watertown they were going to walk to Thomaston, but they decided they would do little more riding. After they arrived in Exchange place from Watertown they enjoyed another treat. They went to Naugatuck. They wondered at the size of the Nauga- tuck river and said to one another | that 1t was not surprising mat Water bury was a big city, being located on the banks of the mighty river. The Naugatuck ride was the finale, how ever, although the groom appeared willing to go to Cheshire. As they 1 allghted from. the car on Bank street | and made for the hall on Green street | where their friends were awaiting them.