Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-13
CITY NEWS

Military band prom at Columbus nall Naugatuck. tonight.
 A special meeting of the Notre Dame alumnae will be held at the convent on Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 Louis NJ. Raffel has sold for Joseph ?. Conroy his building. Nos 119. 1S1. 1S3 Union square, to James Glosman The latter has purchased the same for an investment.
 A few of the pupils of the Crosby High school have successfully passed the entrance examination to Yale, Patrick J. Healey. Lawrence P. Phipps, Howard Phipps, Max kiriassoff and Joseph Peck.
 They have brand new twentieth century soda fountain al Lakes drug store. MT Calvin, an eXperier.- cd soda dispenser, has charge of it and, 1t is said. serves as nice soda as can he found anywhere in this whole big couL try. Try it one of these hot days.
 List of letters advertised in the post office: Mrs M. Burns. Mrs F. t. Cur rin, Rev. C. B. Ford, Adolphis Franks. R. o. Judson. James Kennedy, Walter Latham. Robert McNeilly, Miss J. H. Moore, Miss Elisa Rossi, Ed Roucoulet, Miss Katie A. Ryan, D. B. Snow. Frank Wilson.
 The Queens Daughters will have a lawn party Saturday afternoon for the benefit of all the children who attend the sewing classes of the Sisters of the Holy Ghost All children who attend these classes are invited 10 be present at o'clock next Saturday afternoon at the house corner of Liberty and South Main streets.
 Fulton's American orchestra, con- posed of members of the American band is prepared to furnish music for all occasions. The bands repertoire consists of popular and up-to-date mu- sic. Bert l.. Fulton has been appoint cd by the band to look after the in- terests of the orchestra work of this can be addressed 10 him at Fulton Music store, opposite postDittca, or by phone No. 29,2.
 "Old Linoleum Made New is the name of a preparation made by Jani- tor Loughlin of the city hall building, which is likely to become popular with people who have to do with the work of cleaning that kind of floor covering. No matter how bad the material looks one application and q few touches of 2 flannel mop will make it look as good as ever. Mir Loughlin says that in addition to it's cleansing qualities it also means death to reaches and disease germs of every description, and that a baby that rolls over linoleum cleaned by his process is immune from all kinds of maladies 10 which children are heir. IL is cer- tain that he does all he claims for it on linoleum. as anybody can see by taking q peep at the city court room where the stuff has been used with wonderfully successful results.
 II is wonder that some enterpris- ing local men with q few dollars to in- vest do not go into the business of making barrels The representative of a firm that uses about lJD four barrels a day told a Democrat reporter yesterday that he believes there is an excellent opening for a shop of that SUI 4A " Gtf-A bAA lAN AAtA'A h Af'L-'a- that 1t would pay suppOsing the firm could command half the local trade. but he didn't see why such a plant should not command the whole of it. 1 The ScOvill Mfg company, he said, uses about l5O barrels per day. The other shops use many hundreds too, and Tn many instances it is hard h get them. They cost twenty cents a piece and those who make a business of picking them up around town and dispOsing of them to the factories. find no trouble in securing q market for them. Aside from factory work. just think of all the uses barrels are put 10 in other places Why there is q fortune in the business for somebody and il Is a shame to think that prscti- cauv all the new work c, that charac- ter in the Waterbury market comes from out Of town.
 On her wedding day let your gift he different from the others. Make rou- selection from the 'ps9n Jewelry Co. where -he most exclusive designs are shown in all the arts. and where tie prices are right.