Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-22
BR0oKLYn BR1Ts

BR0oKLYn BREra
 Miss Slater and the Misses O'Nleara from Torrington, spent Sun- day with friends in Brooklyn.
 The Quakers yesterday were at tired in new uniforms. The suits are of white, trimmed with blue and with them the Quakers are hobby outfit.
 John Harnett and Miss Anna AIulcahy. an employe of the Water bury Brass Goods corporation will be married at St Patrick's church on Wednesday morning. ,.
 MT and Mrs John Henderson, who have been on a vacation the past ten days to Savannah. Georgia, re- turned Saturday. Mir Henderson, who has been ill for several weeks was much improved by the trip and in short time expects to have fully re- covered from the effects of the re- cent sickness.
 William Peletis of South Leonard street, who was forced, because of the illness of his wife to play the part of the cook on Saturday, was badly burned about the hands. A pot of grease on the stove caught fire and Peletis while endeavoring to throw | it out window had his hands scorcll- ed. Part of a curtain also caught fire during the excitement. but it was ex- tinguished before It made much head. way.
 | Another club has been formed by the members of the St Thomas Ca dets and it will vie With the Moral club in giving the members enjoy ment; it will be known as the Outing club and the members will make a trip some time during the month of August. It was formed at meeting yesterday and the members seem to enthusiastic over it. The plan 10 con- tribute so much each week and fin this way the fellows will save enough to take them on vacation. The off cers elected also held chairs in the Moral club and are no other than Michael MahOn, president; Patrick O'Brien. secretary, Dennis Kelly, treasurer.
 James Malone. who successfully looked after the interests of the All Brooklyn polo team, has been elected manager of the St Thomas Cadet baseball nine. Although the team was unable to break into the City Amateur league, because of no va cancy existing, and as Brooklyn is al. ready represented in that organiz;s ton, nevertheless the Cadets will make an effort to play some of the best amateur aggregations in the state. A few years ago the Cadets had fairly good team. The last year the association was represented on the diamond. new uniforms were purchased. but they have not been used half dozen times since. Y That the American Brass com6lne is evidently endeavoring to make q lot of their employees somewhat bet. ter than that of the majority of per sons. who are employed in factories is being demonstrated every day. No content with establishing a restaurant for the clerical force, where a mea may be secured much more quickly and cheaper by far than in any oth CT restaurant in the city, a bal 1, grounds has been rigged up and tn, , employees have now the baseball fe yer. Almost every evening there i, a game on and the married men ant . the single fellows are having som. hot contests. The Brass combin, will also start in early to give thei : employees half holiday on Saturday commencing the summer schedule ol Saturday. May s.
 At a meeting of the Brookly, Athletic club yesterday the foIlowin, committees were appointed to carry out the mammoth whist party. whlci will be given by the organization ii the Auditorium on next Friday even ing. Reception. John R. Duane. Dan iel Mccarthy. Louis Darlington. Pat rick Cronan. D. Blans6eld. F. Burns R. Baldwin. C. Bockwitch. A. Car roll. F. Clark, NJ. CoweIl. H. Cunning ham. !. Cunningham, P. Edmunds W. Hickey and J. Ieary: general Daniel Bergen. William Gwylim. NI Carroll ard W. Newhart. No .otbe business of importance was transact ei as just now the members are in terested in nothing but the even which comes of this week and prom
 ises to he one of the most successful of it's kind yet given The prizes, tw
 s10 gold pieces are among them. ar
 well worth winning.