Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-03
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

Thomas Clancy is on vacation to Bantam lake.
 Miss Nellie Fruin has removed her store from Bank street to Luke street
 If you are a small man you can
 get SIP suit for $5 at Upson, Sin
 gleton & Co.'S.
 John Johnson of the Scovill street engine house is on his nine days vacation.
 The Waterbury Brass Goods corporation is now working only four days week.
 John Killoughey is remodeling the house which he recently pur- chased at the corner of Bank street and Washington avenue.
 While playing with a team as- suming the name of the Cadets against the Waterbury Brass com pany yesterday on the diamond of the latter. Hubert Cunningham was spiked. Although the cut did not look dangerous 1t had become so painful before the end of the game that Hubert. who holds down the first bag for the Brooklyn Athletic team, was taken to doctor. He was spiked by Kelly who was playing with the Brass boys, but 1t was pure ly accidental.
 The residents of Poplar avenue would be pleased to receive visit from the sanitary inspector or some one who would discover the source of a stench that has been permeat- ing the neighborhood the past few evenings. "It is something awful" said one of the residents to the writer yesterday. .'and if the in- spector knew about 1t I am sure that he would abate the nuisance where ever 1t is existing. It Is so strong that when 1t gets into your house 1t even kills the fiies.".
 An Italian. Tony sabino, was struck in the head with two stones while walking along Railroad Hill street last evening about o'clock. The victim knew not whence the came, but is of the opinion that it was the work of a gang which has been making life miserable for the residents in that section. The first stone struck Sabino on the fore head near the temple causing gash about an inch long. He was just wondering for what reason he was being assaulted, when another stone whizzed through the air and landed on the back of the head. causing a cut more severe than the first. He at length arrived at Smiths drug store by which time his face was covered with blood. He said there was no reason that he knew of which would justify the assault.
 -one more victory added to the already long list of the Brooklyn Business Men. And goodness. gra- eious, what will our old friend "JIm- mic" Phelan say when he learns that 1t was the Finest who went down to defeat yesterday by the score of Q to 5. The game of yes terday only goes to show that the were In the right when they claimed that they would have won the first game with the coppers had the latter finished the contest. Although the game of yesterday was exciting enough in the absence of the manager. Patrolman s. Walsh, 1t was not nearly as hairraising as the previous game. Sam Is on his Judging from the game the biuecoats played yesterday they wish to be "vacationired" also. AL though MT walsh,s substitute. Ofacer Bergin. who will look after the team when 1t goes to New Haven on Tuesday to oppose the Elm City police. is an adept ss far as mana gerial ability is concerned. he does not enthuse and act q ia Creztors .s Sam does when the game gets exciting. William Nahsney, at one time a member of the Brook lyn team but vho because his play Inx favored too much Of the citron fruit vas ~kfboshed.~ vas ia the field with the policemen. He wss ~ ~~r~4~ E~ sk- N~Ix -~A ~s s-~ E.4