Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-10
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

John Edmunds is spending few
 days in Bridgeport.
 1 Deacon" Ray of Yonkers, N. Y. visited his home in Brooklyn yester.
 day.
 Michael Blandsfield of the Yale
 Law school spent Sunday at his home
 in Brooklyn.
 Rocco Di Orio and William Ma
 nancy left yesterday to spend a couple
 of days in New Haven. Mrs Leo Joyce of Passaic. N. J., is visiting her mother Mrs Matthew
 Kennedy of South Leonard street. The Misses Margaret McNamara,
 Nora and Bridget Luddy will leave after the close of school on trip to
 Ireland.
 Rev Fred Hogben of Danvilie,
 Illionois. who has been visiting the priests of St Patrick's church, has left
 for his home.
 Miss Mary Darlington of South Fifth street who was recently oper- ated on because of an abscess on her leg Is seriously Ill at her home.
 An anniversary requiem mass was celebrated at St Patrick's church this morning at o'clock for the late Mrs Elizabeth Cavanaugh of Poplar avenue.
 Yesterday afternoon a couple of men entered the cellar of Kouzas Yesustis at 24 South Riverside street and helped themselves to several bot ties of beer.
 The regular meeting of the Jun for Amateur league will be held this evening when in all probability an umpire will be selected to succeed George Tiernan who has resigned.
 William Borchardt, who was graduated from the Philadelphia Dental school last Friday, has re- turned home. One of his class mates. Thomas Allen, of Germantown, Pa, accompanied him. Mrs William Borchardt of Bank street, Mir Bor- chardt's mother, attended the exer- cises.
 Henry Conrad of Oakville, third baseman for the Pioneers, while play ing at Riverside park yesterday after- noon badly injured his head. He was endeavoring to steal third base and in order to make the bag took a slide, his head colliding with the stone used for the base. A very severe gash was made in his head and Dr Russell had to put eleven stitches in the wound. The game was between the Pioneers and Golden Stars.
 Mrs Charles Glatsky of 45 West Porter street was seized with a hem orrhage at her home Saturday af- ternoon from the effects of which the woman almost died. Although she bled from the nose almost all the af- ternoon. no physician was summoned, those taking care of her evidently thinking they would be able to stop the flow of blood. Although the woman's condition improved slightly evening it became 90 alarm Ing yesterday that at noon pr Graves was called. He found the woman very weak from the loss of blood asd seemed to think that if she had been lest much longer without medical treatment the hemorrhage would have resulted fatally.
 It Is aid that William LallIer and Dvyer of Brooklyn, who are playing with Clean in the New York state league. win soon cease playing with that aggregation and return to his city. Positions have been offered hem at the West Bras mill. the Am srican Brass concern. and it Is ru- nored that they win accept and play 'n the nine representing the factory. A corkingly good team is now wear ng the uniforms Of the factory, fn- ;luding Jack" Moran, First Base- nan Lash and Catcher DonneIley of he Niagara University baseball team. f Lallier and Dwysr come the fac iory VIII look Ike s farming out | 'chool for Niagara Dvyer aud Lal- l Ter have both played with Niaszra. he former with the team last season. while the latter covered third base he sariy part Of the present season. Both gre good players and theIr friends would liks to sss then rIay- nE st hone again