Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-03
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 Among those who went to D6n- bury fair from Brooklyn tO-dny was Mro John McKellar, of South Leon- ard street and Miss Veronica Smith, of North Leonard street.
 Thomas Cunningham, manager of the Cadet Junior football team, while walking along Popular avenue, was attacked and bitten by dog this morning. Although Cunningham shook or the brute as quickly as he could, tiae animal had chance to get a nip at the young mans leg and bur- fed it's teeth there. Although the ca .nine does not appear to have the ra- bies, if 1t Is vicious, and 1t seems as if 1t is, no chances should be taken but dose of lead should be applied without delay. Cunningham does not know to whom the dog belongs. He had to have the bite cauterized
 If person wishes to spend the evening in a very enjoyable manner, he should attend the annual dance of the Cadet Juniors at the AuditO- rum this evening. A flne program and excellent music will make It most pleasant for lovers of dancing. Eddie Donahue and Frank Sheri- dan attended the Harwington fairycs- terday.
 Mise Adiie Blansfleld, formerly employed it Donahue's news store has taken position temporarily with her brother, who Is in the firm of Blansfeld and Garvey.
 -Yesterday during the noon hour a horse attached to a wagon rushed out of the alley way between McKier- mans saloon and JacksOn's stone yard on Bank street. It steered for the walk on the opposite, side of the street and would have most likely gone through one of the windows in store on that side, if 1t had not c0llided with telegraph pole. Nevertheless the wagon partly swung on the walk and knocked a mother and her baby to the ground. The child was in a carriage and although 1t landed on the walk with much force 1t WAS not seriously hurt. The horse and wagon were the property of the Disley con cern.
 The bureauof assessments madea trip to Brooklyn yesterday to go over the ground which will be affected by the extension of Clark street. In the opinion of the board the damages will be heavy while the benefits will be few.
 The Brooklyn people badly miss the big whistle of the Holmes, Booth and Haydens concern which was wont to blow at quarter to seven and a quarter to one. For some reason the blowing of the whistle at the time mentioned has been discontinued and the residents of this section are won- dering If the concern does not intend to blow the whistle at the quarter any more
 Coach Bagley, of the All Water bury team will be in the game next Sunday.
 -One of the most exciting runaways ever witnessed in Brooklyn occurred this morning when one of Nicolo Jaca- ruso's horses hitched to wagon load cd with empty soda water bottles came down Bank street at pace that made everyone look around and won- der what had passed. The driver left the animal standing on Bank street near the Hellmann Brewing company. while he went In house near by When he came out the steed had gone as those who witnessed 1t tear along Bank street could testify. In front of AMahaney's saloon one Of.- Frank TF1ammla's coal carts was standing The driver saw the runaway coming and he kept his plug still. AS 1t was passing the coal cart the runaway swung into Flammia's vehicle. The driver was knocked from his seat and landed underneath the horses feet. The animal was just about to go ofr on gallop when bystander grabbed it and saved the coal man from in- jury. Meanwhile Jacaruso's horse, one would imagine it was race horse to see 1t in action this morning. freed itself from the wagon which was smashed when it crashed against the the coal cart went speeding on. As It was nearing the Bank street bridge, 1t stumbled and went to the ground with a thud. Before 1t had chance to get on It's feet and continue its mad gallop, 1t was nabbed by Officer Dun- phy. Meanwhile the storekeepers and residents In the vicinity of Mahaney's saloon rushed to their doors to sec what the crash was. One would lm- aRine from the looks of the street that all the glass in town had been dump ed on the pavement. A bed of glass as a result of the breaking of the soda water bottles. Strange to say, not a person was Injured during the excitement: For about a half an hour after the crash, two men were busIly at work cleaning the pavement. It was the opinion ofs many that the runaway was one of the worst seen in Brooklyn in long time.