Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-21
BROOKLYN Sallys.


 -Mrs Elizabeth Peck of Wes' Porter street is visiting Mrs Ger ard Sperry of Watertown.
 Miller Haynor. who for year' had lived on Alder street. nai moved to his new house on Morn ingside.
 --Christopher Dunphy. IT. has returned from Greenwich where ne: was employed as clerk In a note' during the summer.
 MT and Mrs s. w. Chapman oi West Porter street have returned from . visit with relatiyes in Der lin and New Britain.
 Miss Mary Walsh and Miss An na Barbour of New Britain were the guests yesterday of Miss Julia Nc Carthy of Bank street.
 Miss Helen Zigmund of Bank street has returned from Mahonoy City, Pa, where she has been visit Ing for the past several weeks,
 --"BIll" Dwyer received big hand when he stepped to the plate at Rockville yesterday. Although he got only one hit he felded finely and gave clever exhibition of base running.
 About dozen candidates of the All-Brooklyn football team appeared for practice yesterday afternoon. Manager Dunphy did not expect many out but once the regular prac- tice begins he says he will have . big squad on hand.
 -The Rev F. D. Chunn is in Roxbury this week arranging 10 move his household effects to his new home in this section. Although MT Chunn was in Roxbury the past few days of last week he came over yesterday to conduct services at the Third church of which he is pastor.
 The residents of Ben Mohr feel as though that section should be pol:ced all during the night and have taken steps to have Special Officer William Donahue on duty until morning. Donahue has been patrol- ling the district from [ in the even- ing until midnight but within Q short time he will do duty there all night.
 Charles Kopochis of Green street was assaulted Saturday even> ing on South Leonard street about 8 o'clock. He was on his way home when he was struck on the head with large stone which it is thought was meant irr another per- son. Kopochis had no warning that anyone was in waiting for him and did not hear word mentioned near the place where he was hit. The in- jury to his head was dressed by Dr George w, Russell.
 Miss Nellie Ryan, aged 10, of South Leonard street, while running across Bank street Saturday even- ing about 7:30 o'clock collided with one of the horses of "Pete" the hackman. The girl was knocked down but was not badly hurt. She was placed in the hack and carried to her home. Had hack and carried to her home. Had the horses been going faster than . walk the child would undoubtedly have been seriously hurt for she ran right into them.
 fingered because the father Of the girl he wanted to marry would not give his consent, a young man administered beating to his intend ed father-in-law in this section Sat- urday evening, Although the fell low with the matrimonial prospects and pugnacious nature has not yet been arrested warrant may be made out within a day or two. It Is thought that the girl was willing to marry the fellow but her parents refused to consent to the match, and as result her father. had to play the part of punching bag.
 The people who reside in the vicinity of John and Green streets were much indignant Saturday even- ing because of what seemed neglect on the part of someone. A horse. the property of F. J. Wood, the coal dealer, dropped dead on the cross. walk at the above mentioned streets Saturday afternoon about o'clock. The horse was left there until early Sunday morning and the stench 1t sent through the neighbor- hood was very nauseating. During the evening man who was just about able to navigate decided to rest while. He used the horse for a seat and remained there for about half an hour until some one per suaded him to move along until he came to more fragrant resting spot. The people living in the vi- cinity claim they notified Garbage Collector Rigney about the horse but that he was unable to get men tv take 1t away until some hours after