Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-04
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-+Georss Madden has accepted . position In oronin's grocery store. --Wil1iarn Dunphy and John Maha- ney attended tho Danbury fair today. The Misses Gtasia Cassin and Ma deline Reynolds took in the Danbury fair to-day.
 Mrs A. Naylord, of North Leonard
 street is entertaining friends from Torrington.
 -Firsmen feel happy thls morning; one thousand green backs year after
 January nrst.
 Misa B. McGill, of North Leonard street has returned after spending Q
 months vacation in New Britain. There will be an anniversary re- quiem mass at St Patrick's church on Monday morning at [ o'clock for thu
 late Jeremiah Fruin, of North River side street.
 Brooklyn seems to be alive with runaways of late. This morning an- other horse, the property Of Maxeika brothers, let loose on North Leonard
 street and there was no holding 1t. 1t trotted along until 1t collided with the curb at the corner of Bank and South Leonard streets and then there was
 crash, similar to that of yesterday,
 but not so disastrous. The soda water cases in the wagon were shaken up but only few of them landed in the street. The horse was stopped on the
 lower part of South Leonard street. Although there are few cases of typhoid fever in this section there is
 no need for alarm In the opinion of
 Health Officer Kilmartin, who states
 that the number of cases last month Is
 smaller than for the corresp0nding
 month last year. There were only seven cases reported to the health of
 flcer last month, while during the
 month of September 1905 the number amounted to twenty-three. From
 these figures 1t can be seen that the health of the city in regard to typhoid at least, is much better than in Octo-
 Der of last year.
 The annual dance of the Cadet
 Juniors was held in Eagles hall last evening and was a success from every. point of view. A crowd numbering i've hundred was on hand. The floor
 was in good condition due to the eff forts of Janitor Quinn who had to get 1t in shape because of the roller
 skating. Still Quinn accomplished
 much In the few days at hand and
 had the floor in its usual style and
 lovers of dancing know what that
 means. The money made on last nights affair goes to defray the ex-
 penses of the football team and no
 doubt handsome sum was realized.
 The Juniors are deserving of t as
 they work hard to give Brooklyn first-class football aggregation. The regular meeting of the Brook
 lyn and Town Plot Improvement
 committee will be held this evening in
 the lyceum. It Is expected that some
 of the members will have few
 words to say in regard to John F.
 EltOn's refusal to call meeting of
 the bond issue committee. John Hem derson, chairman of the Brooklyn committee, recently wrote letter to the ex-mayor asking why the bond
 committee was not called together.
 Mfr Elton replied that he thought 1t
 was not necessary to hold a meeting
 for some time, as the board of public
 works had several important meas
 ures under discussion which should be
 carried through before the bond conl-
 mittee, gets,into action. Still he told NIT Henderson that he could call Q meeting If he wished. Attorney Lynch was to find out what matters Mir FL ton referred to and he will probably make a report this evening.