Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-07
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

Miss Ida Katzing entertained number of her friends at her home on James street Monday evening.
 Miss Louise Mulligan and Miss Nora Minniman of Meriden, who have been visiting the Malone family of Bank street returned home to-day.
 Miss Elizabeth D. Clark, princi- pal of the Porter street school, treat ed the teachers of her building to a supper at the Lyceum last evening.
 The officers of the Brooklyn Athletic club recently elected were installed at meeting held in the club rooms on Bank street last evening.
 The Brooklyn Atheltic club foot ball team was out for practice last evening and in the squad was Dr Leonard. The physician may be a member of the team this season. The Brooklyn team intended to play the Starlights of Naugatuck in this city next Sunday but will postpone the game if the Philadelphia and Boston American league ball teams come here.
 Hundreds of suppers were served last evening by the women of St Pat rick's parish who are holding har- vest festival at the parish hall on Porter street. Numerous school teachers were present and the differ ent parties were much pleased with the supper served. Many of the em- .ployes of the Waterbury Buckle fac- tory also composed party last night and the small army of waitresses was busy throughout the supper hours. This evening another large crowd Is expected and the supper committee Is prepared to handle big rush. The suppers are worth much more than the price asked. This evening there will be whist playing and handsome prizes will be awarded the winners. The festival will be brought to close tomorrow evening. The entertain |ment for tomorrow night will be furnished by the Boys choir with Prof Grattan as director.
 David R. Walker of Clark street, game warden for the local district, with Thomas J. Wyley, game warden of Plymouth county, had difficult task in landing foreigner who was breaking the game laws at Greystone Sunday. The wardens had to pursue the fellow two miles before they had a chance of taking him and then he would have got away had not they filled. his back with buckshot. Dave Wilson who owns farm at Grey stone has been annoyed for some time by numerous trespassers on his prop erty. A week ago Sunday there were several hunters on his property, so last Sunday the game wardens took trip to the farm. It was not long be- fore they spotted the foreigner with a gun under his arm. But he saw them about the same time and think ing they might wish to have a quiet little talk with him, not to his liking, he started to sprint. They went after him. Notwithstanding the fact that he carried gun they were unable to catch him so swift pace did he set. After travelling about two miles they saw they were likely to lose him so they popped" him. They next pro- cured a carriage and carried him to Plymouth. The justice of paece was at church but he was hustled from his pew and asked to hold court. It Is said that the party went to a barn in the neighborhood and that the case was immediately settled upon pay ment of s25. The new hunting laws have greatly diminished the number of huntsmen and in the vicinity of Town Plot where the woods used to be full of men with guns at this time of the year, there are now comparative ly few.