Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-06
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John Puloski, who was badly in- jured on Monday afternoon because of fooling with a cap of dynamite, Is much Improved.
 The Town Plot Improvement so- ciety will meet Friday evening
 John Shobrlnsky, who conducts n cafe at the corner of Bank and South Leonard street, is suffering from poisoning in the right arm although he is unable to give any reason for the disease setting in. About twenty years ago while working in a coal mine in Scranton, Pa Shobrin- sky was injured by an explosion and is of the opinion that his present all- men might be the result of the inju- rles received at that time.
 John Murphy of Torrington. who has been visiting friends in this sec tion the past week has returned home.
 Perhaps the largest crowd from Brooklyn that has attended a polo game this season will be on hand to- morrow evening, although Walling- ford will not be the attraction that will draw them. It will be the pre- llminary game between the All Brooklyns and Company c teams that will have the roOters from this sec ton on hand ready to raise the roof with their shouting. It is to be re- gretted that the game tomorrow evening is not to be played at S:15, instead of 7:3O, as at that time very few are in the hall, while at the hour for starting the second game the Au- ditorium is comfortably filled. The game tomorrow evening is all inn portant one and if the All Brpoklyns win, they will have all excellent chance for the pennant.
 The St Thomas Cadet association will make another effort this season to be admitted into the City Amateur baseball league. Last year the mem- bers endeavored to have nine in the race for the city championship, but there were no vacancies. The com ing season the Cadets will have slim chance of getting in for instead of en- larging the league. some of the man. agers are in favor of making the number of clubs smaller. They main- tain that much better article of ball would be furnished and the games would be much better attended, if there were only four teams instead of six in the league. They claim that two games each Sunday. we'll played would be much more appreciated than three. none of which might be finished. Therefore it is not likely that the application of the Cadets will meet with favor if presented. al- though the association would un- doubtedly turn out q team that would be fairly good. The Cadets have some hobby baseball suits which have been used only once. as the past two seasons the club has had no nine. Meanwhile Manager Madden of the Brooklyn Athletic club is dreaming of his team during the day and spends his evenings devouring the new rules and chasing around getting his men to sign contracts for next summer. The boys in this sec tion are confident of again having a winner, as almost all the old team will be on the diamond once more. There have been rumors that an ef- fort was being made to keep the Pastimes out of the league, but the are not in favor of the scheme, as they know the westend- CTS are as essential to the success Of the league. as are the fellows across the bridge. It was the Pastimes and Brooklyns who supplied the greater part of the sport last summer and with either team missing the league would seem like new organization.
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