Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-12-19
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

uOIildS tdutlp dl NhN IyNNuhi "N aA o'clock tomorrow morning.
 Rev c. D. Chunn, pastor of the Third Congregational church, will speak on "The Biblical Teaching Concerning the Sabbath" at the ser vices tomorrow morning. In the evening his subject will be The In dividual or Personal Versus the So- cial." The Mems league will meet Monday evening but the Friday nigh. meeting will he omitted this week
 The application of Mrs He'll mann 10 have her saloon transferred from its present location. lOSO Bank street to 1l30 Bank street. Is as was expected, causing much discussion In this section. The residents in the immediate vicinity of where the ap- plicant wishes to move to, are up m arms against the transfer while number of customers of the wine em- porium are eager that it should stay in this section. A delegation of about twenty-five in favor of the transfer attended the meeting Of the Brook lyn Improvement society last evening and endeayored to have the organization not oppose the transfer. But the society in all probability will fight the transfer and has already placed the matter in the hands of it's attorney, James M. Lynch.
 The Brooklyn Improvement society after an extended vacation, met last evening in the Lyceum and elected officers for the coming year. Jere- miah Devine was reelected to the presidency; William Herman, vice president, Michael Mahon. secretary and Attorney James M. Lynch, treas urer. The Brooklynites feel as though some of the park appropriation should be expended in Chase park and appointed the following commit tee to confer with the city officials in regard to the matter: Jeremiah De- vine, chairman; P. J. McNamara, At torney James M. Lynch and Hans Rasmussen. The society is of the opinion that almost one-half of the appropriation should find it's way to Chase park. Michael Mahon and Hans Rasmussen were also appointed to confer with Miss Sperry, librarian of the Bronson library, for the pur- pose of having branch station in the old Protector engine house on Bank street.
 The St Thomas Cadet basketball team was no match for the second five of the Knights of King Arthur and was defeated in Watertown last evening by the score of 30 to $. The Cadets were woefully out of form and by their play last evening made it evident they need a large amount of practice before they can hope to win a game The lineup:
 Second Team. Position Cadets. MCLean .......... bdIDouI
 Left forward.
 DOWNS ............... MuillSan
 Right forward
 ltuuSOn bupl uduI
 Center.
 BormoliEi, Woodward =. McGinniss
 Left guard.
 Mage ...............,. Condoh
 Right guard.
 Score, Second Team 30. St Thomas Cadets s: field goals, Downs ,, Me Lean 1, Bormolini ?, Hudson, Con don ?. Mulligan, Bupruant; foul goals, Downs ,. Hudson referee, Ev- ans: timer Walton; time of halves, 20 minutes.
 The Brooklyn Athletic club bas- ketball team deefated the Oakdales of Middletown at the B. A. C. rooms last evening by the score of p to II. Although the visitors played fast, snappy game. the locals team was in fine fettle and at no stage of the con test was there much doubt about the winner. The B. A. C. quintette | showed much improvement over it's 1 previous games.
 Brooklyn Position Oakdales. Youngkuski .............. Kelly
 Left forward.
 Gwilym Walsh
 Right Forward.
 MandheS '..........'.. DaWSon
 Center.
 Donahue, Conway Riley
 Left guard. | bTlckel ....''..' .'''''. hedn
 Right guard.
 Score. Brooklyn Athletic club 25, Oakdales IA; field goals, Youngkuski 4, Gwilym 8, Mahaney 2. Donahue. Riley ?, Kane ?, S. Dawson, Kelly; foul goals. Mahaney 3, Walsh ?; ref cree, William Cairns; timer, M. Con way; time of periods, 20 and IS