Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-29
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

-tTdnk MdTLlu Has dCCOplSu e position with Moriarty & Carroll Mrs Siebert of Clark street is entertaining friends from New York. John Edmunds left to-day to spend a week in New York and At lantic City.
 Miss Irene Feeley of New York is the guest of Mrs Stanton of Charles street.
 Mrs Charles Trosky of South Leonard street Is on weeks vaca- tion to Springfield.
 Miss Genevieve Keefe of New Haven is visiting Miss Norah Ma nancy of Bank street.
 Mrs John Bowers cf North Leonard street has returned, after spending week at the shore.
 Mrs Charles Smith and son, Ed ward, of Lawrence street, left to-day for a weeks vacation in New York.
 Mrs John Murphy of North Leonard street has returned, after spending a vacation at Fort Trum- bull Beach.
 Miss Margaret Mulcahy of Por- ter street left to-day for the James, town exposition, where she will re- main two weeks.
 Miss Petite Hickey of Lafayette street and Miss Mae Brickel of Wash ington avenue have returned, after spending two weeks at Hastings on the Hudson, N. Y. ..-. ...
 Miss Margaret Corcoran of North Leonard street and Miss Jos ephine Flannigan of North Riverside street are at Asbury Park, where they will remain two weeks.
 The work of putting in the new windows, one of the pastor, the Rev Joseph M. Gleeson, the other of the late Father Duggan, in St Patrick s church, has been completed.
 Last evening the Lithuanian Political club gave a concert in It's hall on Green street. The sololsts Of the evening were Michael Patrowski and Anthony Skirgela, who have come from Russia recently. The former has an excellent baritone voice, while the latte.r is Il master of the piano. The recital was greatly enjoyed.
 The residents in the vicinity of Sunnyside avenue are on the lookout for a man whc has been a source of annoyance to people in that section the past few days Tue law-breaker has been acting in very indecent manner, so much so that the police have been notified, and it will go hard with him if he Is caught. On Friday evening he endeavored to en- tice two young women to go with him. So obscene were his actions that the people who heard of the af- fair think that the man is demented.
 A Lithuanian whose name Is thought to be Martin Kubraitis, was seriously injured by falling through the trestle near the West Brass mill Saturday afternoon. Kubraitis, whose home is in Hartford, came to this city Friday to visit his sister on Washington avenue. Saturday af- ternoon he left for his home and as he was in hurry to catch the train he decided to take the railroad tracks. It appears that he was has, tening over the trestle when his foot slipped and he fell through. Some passersby saw him lying in the stream below so they picked him up and carried him to his sisters home in Brooklyn. After receiving medi- cal treatment in this city it did not appear as though Kubraitis was as badly injured as 1t was first thought , but when he arrived in Hartford he had become so weak that he had to be removed to the Hartford hospital More than 100 members of the Crosby Guards were present yester. day tt the outing which was held al Reid's farm, just in the rear of the ball grounds. It was an ideal day for just such an outing and the event was by far the most successful from every point of view that the guards have yet given. The feature of the day was the ball game between the | married and single men, which end ed in a dispute when Umpire Carroll started to be very partial towards the single men in his decisions. The score at that time stood at to 5 and was the last of the fourth inning The men lined up as follows: Sin. gle men, William Donahue, D; Daniel Shea, c; Patrick Murphy, 1b; James Bowe. 2b; Brick" Duprey. 3b: Frank Martin. sandwich man: Henry Masicott, If; Thomas McGrath. of; Joseph Culfert, If. Married men John Morgan, of; John o'Hearn, D; John Beyins. 1b; William o'Day 2b; William Lacey. 3b; Thomas Wagner. sandwich man: John Tyner If; Edward Stokes, of; Martin Dwyer If. During the day there was buck and wing dancing by Malley and Murphy. singing by James Malley and clog dancing by Michael Dona hue. The committee was composed of Frank A. Manette. J. J. Lacey. T Coss, John Bevins. Thomas Magner J. 0'Hearn and W. o'Day.
 William Lallier. who has beer playing with the olean team of tn, New York State league. has returned to Brooklyn. The Clean team hal disbanded. William Dwyer. who { few weeks ago received his releas' for indifferent playing. is now witl a team in Pennsylvania. Lallier who held down shortstop for thu Brooklyn Athletic club last season left this year for Niagara college where he played until the close O the college year. He then joine, the 0lean team, where he has playe, since. Lallier and Dwyer playe, good ball for Clean, but the latte received promising offers from else where. so when he did not procur his release by the asking he pro