Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-21
BROOKLYN BRlEFa

Cut price sale of boys suits a' Upson, Singleton & Cos.
 -The St Thomas Cadet basebail team and the nine representing tne Waterbury Brass corporation' VII meet again next Saturday.
 "A horse attached to a grocery wagon ran away on Bank street. ias. evening but was captured near the open lot on the same street before any damage had been done. James Me. Guire of East Main street prouehs the horse to halt.
 Though number of Brooklyn- ites were on hand at the Auditorlunl last evening to see Happy JACK Holohan'' compete with the olIel amateurs, John did not appear. He had to work last evening and was unable to get around on time, conse- nuantlv his friends were disappoint- led. Nevertheless ne expects to ue there next Monday night when ne will undoubtedly receive an ova.'on from his Brooklyn admirers.
 Those two old rivals, the Brook lyn Athletic club and the washing ton Hills, will meet for the first time this season at Rockville next sunday afternoon, being scheduled TOT ,nc last game of the day. The riValry between these two teams does no. seem to diminish yearly in the ieas, and needless to say, their rooters VIII he out in force. It is always pat tle between the Brooklyns ana the Hills. and their last contest last sea con wac one of the most bitterly fought amateur games ever seen aa sn this city. It was a victory TOT ,,,,s .me boys from this section but the Hllis claimed they were robbed of the game by Umpire Dave Hill.
 Though there is not much doing in politics in Brooklyn as yet' pc cause there is still plenty of time to talk about the chances or certain cliuues in the fall campaign, occa- sionally on the curb the coming pat file is the subject of conversation. ID all probability one of the candidate. for alderman from the fourth waro next fall will be Daniel J. Mananes who has already served in the alder, manic chamber. Not only do some ol his friends want him to run, pu, E"Dan" will in all probability accep' ss he would again like to be mem Der of the chosen fifteen. II Dan should be placed on a ticket 1t wouit in all probability be one opposed tt the administration ticket, as Mayor lThoms and the ex-alderman are no at present on the best of terms. Bu lit is some months before any cam paigring will be uone and before tha time. it is not at all unlikely tha' I"Dan" and the mayor will have mad' Iup.
 A man, who apparently had beer working all night and who had takeI a few drinks this morning though h, was not in an intoxicated condition claimed that he was robbed of fiv' dollar bill in Petrokonis's saloon a l772 Bank street about Q o'clock. H' entered several stores and endeav cred to telephone about his loss [, the police station but he had yer! poor success with the wires. Finall, he went to Officer Brickel and inform led him of the affair. The officer es corted the Lithuanian to the cafe bu the bartender denied the accusation land had several witnesses in his plac Iof business who also declared that n live dollar bill had been placed o
 the bar as stated by the Lithuanian
 who was making all the noise. Tn
 man who had the notion that he ha
 been done out of the five spot als
 asserted that he had been struc over the head with piece of lea
 pipe, but he had no marks to bear ou
 the story. :. Brickel perceived that
 the fellow had lost the money 1t wa
 not in the saloon in question and a
 length told the Lithuanian to take sneak. ''Is this all you are going
 do about it?" he inquired. "Ye
 this is all | am going to do abou
 it." replied the officer. This mad
 the Lithuanian angry and as he wer
 away he stated that he would have
 warrant made out for the arrest (