Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-10
BRooNYH BRIEFS.


 down to-day for repairs.
 Frank Ryan attended the Yale- Brown game in New Haven to-day.
 Miss Mary Shields of James street is entertaining friends from New Britain.
 Miss Rose Starr has returned to her home in Winstcd after spending 8 few days in this section.
 John Mahaney of Lafayette street is confined to his home and is threatened with an attack of typhoid fever.
 Jeremiah Shugrue of North Leonard street, who has been visiting in Torndyke. Mass, the past week, has returned home.
 The drug stores will be closed in this section tomorrow from 1 to 5:30 in the afternoon and after 7:3O in the evening. Purchase your arti- cles early.
 Charles Spellman, an employe of the Waterbury Brass Goods cor poratton while at work this nor ming on press. had one of the fingers on his right hand amputated.
 John Henderson. son of John Hen- derson, jr. who went to New York about one week ago to be operatcd on. has withstood the operation we'll and is now rapidly recovering.
 Mrs William Jukosky of South Leonard street. who was recently burned. but was not properly cared Tor. was taken to the Waterbury hos pttal this morning in Lunny's ambu- lance.
 "A dog which apparently had inc rabies caused some excitement mn bank street this morning Although IL snapped at several pedestrians, as Tar as It is known 1t did not bite any or them It was at length captured by MT Mraz of North Leonard street. who notified Omcer Cassin. The of ncer quickly sent bullet through the cantne's head. The animal was q bird dog.
 Robert Eaters of Porter street. who was to leave Monday with Fred Laliier for Denver. has decided not to take the trip and will stay at home round his own fireside for the coming winter at least. Lallier is to leave for the west on Monday as he has been in poor health for some time. when Eaters heard that he was Ro- ing he thought he would like to ac- company him to get glimpse of western life. consequently he made plans to depart for Colorado. even going as far as to apply for a posi- ton In factory in Denver. But Eaters after thinking the matter over the past few nights came to the conclusion that Waterbury was good enoeZh for him for while.
 The members of the Town Plot Improvement committee are of the opinion that the names of some Inf tne streets m that section should be cnanged. At the regular meeting of me society last evening Hans isans- mussen proposed the following changes which the organization voted to place before the board of aldermen. asking their approval for the same: the Bradleyville road to MalmalIck avenue: Elm to Taft street: Maple to Ross; Grove to Oliver: Burr to Dug gan; and Bronson to Kiely. William C. Hall. president of the society and w. F. Nichols. were chosen to rpDre- sent the Town Plot body at the meet ing Of the represeutativ of the va- rious improvement societies fin the city. The names of w. ]. Moss and Frank LeClair were proposed and ac- cepted for membership. ]. W. Tyack who had investigated to see what were the chances for getting gas on Town Plot said that he had inter- viewed the manager of the gas com pany which Is willing to lay it's gas mains in that section of the city. providing enough residents sign their name to the petition now going President Hall as wetI as the others were somewhat ruffiesI be- cause of communication received from a woman advising the society to give mp its fight for the trolley snd use it's efforts to have the water sys- tenn extended in that locality The president advised the woman fo send her husband to the meetings. Mir Ras- mussen wss appointed to have the the telephone pole in the street at the corner of Avon and Highland ayen- ues rcmoved. The society voted fo bring the subject of building lines he- fore the Brooklyn and Town Plot The Town Plot orgasiza- ton thinks that building lines should lse on all newly established streets.