Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1908-03-02
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

Inc southern new EuSidHu
Telephone Co is erecting new poles
on Washington avenue.
There was no session of Barn
ard and Duggan schools to-day, as
| the teachers went visiting.
Mrs William Hall of Highland
! avenue has returned from a two
| weeks vacation in New York.
The B. A. G. hall was taxed to
its capacity on Saturday evening,
when the club members gave a
| dance.
The managers Of the teams in
| the Bush league met yesterday and
arranged the preliminary plans for
the coming season.
Joseph Lee entertained num-
of his friends yesterday afternoon at
his home on North Leonard street.
1t was the 25th anniversary OF his
birthday.
AT the Lyceum on Saturday
evening the Westerners defeated the
Starlights at basketball, score 20 to
&c. 1t was the last game of the sea-
son in the Cadet league.
1t is said that Andrew j.. Bro
derrick, secretary Of the Brooklyn
Ign Improvement society, will hand
in his resignation at the next meet
ing of the society, which will be held
in the Lyceum on Friday evening.
st Joseph's chapel in st Pat
rick's church was opened to the pub
lie for inspection yesterday between
the hours of 10 and O'Clock.
Many took advantage of the appor-,
tunity to view the beautiful work on
the interior of the chapel. The
hand of the artist is even more con-
spicuous within the chapel than in
the church proper.
Stores that are accustomed to
cash money orders have been warned
by the postmaster to be careful Just
at present what orders they re-
deem. 1t appears that number OF
money orders that were recently
stolen are finding their way through
out the country and already not a
few of them have been redeemed.
Walkers sub-station and a few other
stores that accommodate foreigners
in cashing money orders were no!i-
fed this morning to be mighty care
full just at present what orders they
make good.
In all probability ''Fido" SUIT
ton will tend goal for the Brooklyn
polo team when it goes to Bristol
next Saturday evening to play tho
New Britain amateur five for $50 4
side and the championship of the
state. Although Sutton would be a
big improvement to the team.
Hogan" Clark has done we'll all
season and 1t may be decided to
allow him to guard the cage in The
coming game. Hogan" is very will
ling to stay out of the game for the
night as he thinks that the New Brit
ain players will be too much Tor
him, as he is eager to have his own
team cop the money and the glory
that goes with 1t. That $50 added
to the SIS which the Brooklyn boys
will receive for getting first place
in the amateur league will look big
at the end of the season.
The only original Moral club,
whose name has gone throughout
the country, the organization made
famous by Michael Mahon and Den
mis- Kelly, the Gold Dust twins, was
organized yesterday. AS usual, it Is
composed of members of the st
Thomas Cadet association. 1t Is or
ganized yearly a few days before
lent and disbands with loud re-
port the week following Easter. The
officers were elected yesterday, and
although one or two of the old Off
GERS were reelected, the majority of
the selections will serve for the first
time. Jeremiah Delaney was chosen
to succeed Squire" Dunphy as pres
ident; John Duer, secretary and
treasurer; Harry Brown, supreme
Judge; Joseph Perella and Joseph
Russell, lower judges; Michael ].
Mahon, clerk of the court. When a
member is accused of breaking any
rule he is brought before the court,
but II his aecuser fails to produce
the necessary evidence for a con-
viction, he must pay the costs of
court. If the accused is found
guilty he hands over whatever fine
the judge imposes. Last year Den
mis- Kelly was almost broke" from
paying fines. An application Tor
membership was received yesterday
from John b. Mahaney. 1t will be
acted on at the next meeting.
II you have to suffer from any
Of the ills that flesh is heir to, Il
may be necessary to see a doctor.
The next important thing is to get
your prescription filed where you
are sure of careful attention and
pure drugs. Walker, the Brooklyn
druggist, fills the bill In this re-