Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-06
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

Patrick Clark of Bridgeport spent
Sunday at his home in this city.
The Moral club met yesterday
and transacted considerable business.
"A son has been born to Mr. and
Mrs Jermiah Shugrue of North Leon
ard street.
Thomas McEvoy jr., of Boston is
visiting his father Thomas McEvoy
ST, of Railroad Hill street.
A meeting of the managers of the
Junior Amateur league will be held
this evening in the b. A. G. rooms
The officers of the Brooklyn Ath-
letic club recently elected were in
stalled at a meeting held in the club
rooms yesterday.
William Dryers name has not as
yet appeared in the line up of the To-
ledo team, but it is expected that he
will get into he game in few days.
Miss Rosetta Begnal of South
Leonard street, who has been confined
to her home for some time is reported
MS improving and it is expected that
she will soon be out among her friends
again.
The Brooklyn polo team is still
alive and will 20 TO Bridgeport ON
Wednesday evening TO meet an ANA
teur team in that city. 1t is a BEN
eft game for the Park City amateurs.
William Lallier will leave t0-mor-
row for Reading, Pa, where he will
play ball the coming season. Read
ing is member of the Outlaw
league but Lallier's playing there viii
not effect his stand i'm association
leagues as he is not under contract to
any other team.
William Didsky of Green street
had the first and second fingers of the
left hand injured Saturday while
working at the Chase Rolling Mill.
A bar of metal fell on the hand in
juring the fingers so badly that the
attending physician thought il better
to amputate them. But Didsky did
not think so and refused to allow the
knife to be put on his hand.
kid" Reardon of 'Meriden, the
boxer. Is training ut the IL. A. c.
rooms. He arrived i'm this city this
morning and Immediately started to
put on the finishing touches for the
bout in which he will take part within
few days. ReardOn went out for A
long run this morning and after tax
ing a rest began his inside work. He
looks to be in fairly good condition.
A meeting OF the Socialists OF
Brooklyn was held yesterday after
noon in Lithuanian hall. log Green
street. but the session was not as SEN
sational as previous gatherings of this
body. The hall was well guarded and
none Of the red bellies" who were
instrumental in disrupting the last
meeting were allowed in the haI. The
addresses were delivered by local ora
tors and the meeting was OF a vry
harmonious nature.
saturday evening about Q o'clock
while a car was passing underneath
the Bank street trestIe. Motorman
Koran saw what appeared to he 4
stone on the track. Stopping the car
he alighted and was atOut to remove
IL when be saw that it was a large
muskrat. The animal showed igbt
and il took HOran with the assistance
Of Conductor William O'Day several
minutes 10 make the rat turn ND its
toes. OF late there seems to be an
abundance q muskrats in this ses-
ton.
III you have to suffer from any Of
the ills that flesh is heir 10. II nav
be necessary 10 see doctor. The
important thing Is to get your pre-
scriptiOn fled where you are sure OF
careful attention and pure drugs
Walker. the Brooklyn druggist els
the bill in this respect.