Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-01
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 Frank Smith of St Thomas' sem mary is visiting at his home, on Law. renee street.
 The B. A. c. juniors yesterday defeated the Golden Stars by the score of 1o to lO
 At meeting of the Moral club l yesterday it was decided to give the 13.
 The employees of the city de- partment cut down couple of the big Films on North Leonard street on Saturday.
 -George Stokes and Michael Blands- field, students at the Yale Law school. are spending the Easter vacation at their homes in this section.
 Charles Pecunis while working at the factory of the Brass Goods cor poration on Saturday, had his left wrist badly bruised by the falling of a bar of metal.
 The Brooklyn Athletic club base ball team was out for practice yes teNay. As the weather was trifie raw, the candidates took no chance of going wrong.
 I MT and Mrs John F. Murphy of Lawrence street. who have been visit ing in New London and Westerly, k. I. for the past few days have re- turned to their home.
 Ut is rumored that Thomas Grady | will retire from the trucking business | and dispose of 1t to Patrick Kelly. Since Grady's horses ran away, result ing in the death of one of them, Tom, has not done much trucking | although he stated last week that he expected in few days to get an- other steed
 Although not many of the fisher men of Brooklyn had prepared to go trout fishing, nevertheless couple of anglers were ready to start to-day and were not at all pleased with the weather. The fishermen are getting their voices in good condition in or der to endeavor to be among the best in relating fake catches.
 The 1O:45 mass at St Patrick's church yesterday was solemn high, during which excellent music was rendered by the choir assisted by the boys choir, which for years has given the Brooklyn church an enviable reputation. In the evening the ser- vices were also of a special nature and the singing was in keeping with the program of the morning.
 "A couple of employees of the bridge concern which is doing work on Bank street. endeavored to skip their board bills last week, so 1t is said, and the boarding mistress want ed them 2rrested, but as she did not vahe any warrants issued and had nothing to prove her assertions, since the men stoutly denied that they owed her cent, the bridge builders were not brought to the station.
 In accordance with the custom of the church, St Joseph's edifice on John street. was opened all night Saturday evening and the services were attended by a large crowd. All night long the building was packed to the doors. the people even standing out on the steps. All available space was taken up and the capacity of the church was never before taxed as 1t was on Saturday evening. The pastor. Father Saurusaitis, was we'll pleased, because of the manner in which the parlshioners focked to the services.
 z The managers of the Junior Amateur league completed arrange ments at the meeting yesterday for the opening of the season on next Sunday. As there was no one pres ent the North End team. it was de- cided to drop that team and to admit the Stanley Parks. All tho money had been turned into President Smith and everything points to a successful season. as the teams appear to be well matched and there is a large amount of enthusiasm among the players and the rooters of each nine. The schedule for next Sunday is Pioneers against Sunshines and R. A. C. Juniors ys Golden Stars at Cor coran's lots: Rosebuds vs Athletics. and Quakers vs Stanley Parks at Riverside park.
 Martin $. Dwyer, ar. of Fifth street is at his home suffering from a couple of broken ribs and other in- juries. which his family believes he received at the hands of some thugs in South Brooklyn Saturday evening. The injured man declares that his condition is the result of fall, hut the attending physician as we'll as the members of Dwyer's household are of the opinion that the man was roughly handled, especially as there are marks on his body. which tend to show that they were inflicted by the nails of some ones shoe. If was shortly af- Q o'clock on Saturday evening. when Dwyer dragged himself into his house and collapsed. His injuries were painful enough and it was with much effort that he was able to reach home. left him and he swooned. hie fam fly thought that the man was dying. Dr Dwyer was summoned and upon examining the man found that the ribs were crushed and that the man was suffering from other bruises. which did not appear as though they could be the result of the fall None of Dwyer's money was missing. al- though it seemed as though he had been up against it. Dwyer has stout ly denied that he figured in any kind of hold-up or any brawl and still maintains that while on tho way home he took had fall. He is rest ing comfortably to-day. although be- cause of the mans age his injuries are considered serious.
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