Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-01
CITY NEWS

Nicholas ]. Ruwet for many years I a prominent French resident of this city, died yesterday at his home in i Litchfeld.
 Fresh supplies of photographic film
 and paper are received every week at
 Lakes drug store Amateurs who
 buy their stock there need not fear | failure from stale emulsions.
 When you need hardware you go to hardware store, when you need drugs you go to drug store, when you need l furs go 10 a fur store All kinds at all prices at the New England Fur Co.'S 113 South Main street.
 The milkmen are now in their glory.
 The price of the articIe is going up-
 ward and in a short time the dealers will deliver it in automobiles instead of the time-honored wagon. The new prices are: Canned milk. fifteen quarts for S1; bottled milk, thirteen and a
 half tickets for S1.
 The bitulithic pavement now being laid on West Main and Grand streets looks good and if it wears well it is likely that Waterbury will want q great deal more of it In the near fu- ture. It is trife cheaper than vitri- fled bricks and besides it can be re- paired from time to time at a modest outlay.
 The estimates of the board of health as reported to the aldermen are as fol lows: Salary health officer, S100O: salary sanitary inspector, S1,000; trans portation sanitary inspector. S240; sal ary milk inspector. SI.O00: team for milk inspector. S240: printing, sIo0; laboratory expense for milk inspector. S60: meteorological service, S240; med ical inspection of schools, S1 POO: emer- gency fund and incidentals, $500: ex- press. carriage and burial of dead ani- mals. $50; disinfecting supplies, 500: collection and disposal of garbage, S19,000;. contagious disease hospital. janitor, S60: telephone. $10; fuel. SI5; electric lights. S30: medical and surgi- cal supplies. S100: insurance, S25. To- tai. S25.4S0. This is an increase of 5000 over last years appropriation.
 Master Paul W. F1nnegan, who plays center on the Brownie football team, rendered a dinner to the mem- bers of the team at his home ill The Kendrick last evening. The table was beautifully decorated. the center piece being a large pumpkin, with eleven bright colored ribbons streaming from its center to each boys cover. After taking his position at the table the ribbon was drawn to the boys place and a doll was found suspended at the end of the ribbon. which was the boys partner for the evening, After doing ample justice to a fine collation.. toasts were in order. Master Parker, "To Our Lady Partners:" Master Carroll. 'To Our Captain O'Hara;" Master Chesson. ''To Our Host Finnegan;'' Master Nueit. ITO the Brownie Football Team," and Master Casey, ''To the Junior Taft Team" Then came peanut hunt with two prizes, the first being won by Bernard O'Hara and the second by Harry Nuelt. Games and piano and graphophone selections were rendered and at 10:30 the team de- parted after giving three cheers and voting Master Finnegan an ideal host.
 These are the days when you should look our stock over in anticipation of Christmas gifts. Our assortments to- day are nearly complete when. as q few weeks from now. they will be broken into. Some of the most ex- quisite toilet sets and manicuring pieces are ready for y9gr inspertion. Opal rings in hundred different styles will probably be our best sell ing line this year. The Upson Jewel " Co, 6S Bank street.