Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-26
BROOKLYN RRfErs.

Although other organizations may form Moral clubs the Moral club in Brooklyn is the "only original.
 -fhe All Brooklyn polo team should not have much trouble this evening in defeating the Roger Bros i've.
 The news of the death of Thomas Jackson was received with regret in Brooklyn last evening where the old man was we'll and favorably known. Up until about five years ago he re- sided on James street, where he was highly thought of by his neighbors.
 The Italians of Brooklyn con- ,tinue to figure in big real estate deals the purchase of the McEvoy block on Bank street by MT and Mrs Antonio Sauchelli of John street, being the latest transaction. the particulars of which were stated in the Democrat last evening.
 -NIiss Catherine O'Brien of Charles street, while crossing Bank street yesterday afternoon was struck in the head by some pipes extending from a plumbers wagon which was passing at the time. The wagon |swerved and the girl was knocked down by the force of the blow of the pipes and a gash was opened over her eye. The girl was carried into Walk CTS drug store, where the injury was dressed.
 On last Sunday afternoon at the rooms of the Brooklyn Athletic club the Pioneers defeated the Bones in a basketball game by the score of 30 to 15. The game was fast and rough with the Pioneers excelling in all points of the contest. The first half ended with the score 15 to II in favor of the Pioneers, but in the sec ond half the lead was increased and the Bones were skinned. The lineup Pioneers. Bones. Donahue ...... Blandsfiel(
 Right Forward.
 Brickel Gwilyn
 Left Forward.
 Mandney OdfIol
 Center.
 hOpp baluWll
 Left Guard.
 Lord ............. Hartle. Right Guard.
 Field goals, Danaher 5, Mahaney 3, Brickel 3, Kopp 3, Baldwin 2, Car roll 3, Gwilym ?: foul goals, Mahaney 2, Carroll 1. Referee, Stigberg; timer Schlosser.
 Hans Rasmussen is of the Opin ion that those who are criticising the mayor and the board of aldermen fol signing the agreement with the New York, New Haven and Hartford, are talking through their hats. To-da, he said: T am surprised at the com ments of Colley and Cole and mus say that I don't think they are able to see beyond their own noses. The members of the Brooklyn and Towr Plot Improvement committee and tho taxpayers in general who have taker the time to look up the conditions a, they really are, seemed to think tha Mayor Thoms has made a master stroke in the deal with the railroad. Hans furthermore stated that some o the criticism is all rot. When asked why he did not make reply to Colle! ] and Cole, he declared that he wOult I not bother answering such absurd statements. Although Rasmussen il enthusiastic because of the agreemen as drawn up. there are many fl Brooklyn who do not appear yer. much pleased at the turn of affairs They assert that Mayor Thoms hal not gained anything which ex-Mayol Elton would have procured. Al though the residents of South Brook lyn for the most part are ignorant o the fact. nevertheless Mayor Eltor would have had the bridge on Soutf Wilson street, not far from the olt ball grounds. raised so that it woult be a great help to traffic carried or in that section. In the present condi tions there is nothing said about thu bridge. One Brooklynite expressed the feeling we'll when he said: Al though the people did not want Lii brary park built under any condi tions, still in years from now the, will in all probability appreciate wha Thoms has done for them. although just at present they may be some what riled at the manner in whiel it was pushed through"
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