Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-09
CITY NEWS.

Ask to see the "Mikado" blouse for
 boys, soc at Upson, Singleton X Cos
 There will be a special meeting this
 evening of the Queens Daughters at
 the convent, corner of South Main and
 Liberty street.
 The "Semper Beatus" club compos-
 ed of number of young men of the west end, gave subscription dance in Leavenworth hall last evening.
 Judgment for $4 with costs was given against George E. Baker in fa- vor of the city in the district court to- l day. Baker was formerly real es- tate agent here. The property con- cerned in the judgment Is located in the northwestern part of the city, and the judgment is for taxes.
 Benson's new furniture store will be opened for business at his new location opposite the post office on or about the 1st of July Watch for the opening and you will be able to se- cure big bargains on all new furni- ture. Remember that this is a new store to be located at 142 Grand street. Opening days about July 1st. New and up-to-date goods.
 Mrs Elenora Debroski Downoro- wicz of Naugatuck has brought suit for divorce against her husband, Jo- seph. She alleges they were married in 1889 and that in 1898 her husband left her and that for some time pre- vious to his departure he was habit ually incorporate. She also asks for the custody of their three children, Sigmund, Longen and Jennie.
 The annual meeting of Melicent Porter chapter, D. A. R., was held yesterday at the residence of Mrs F. M. Peasley on the Milldale road, Cheshire. Selections were rendered by Mrs P. C. Cowles, Miss Grace Me Cormack, Mrs George Reed, Mrs Charles Beardsley. Reports were read by the Scott Memorial committee and the delegates to the continental con- gress at Washington, Mrs shannon, the retiring regent, made a few re- marks in surrendering the chair to Mrs Bristol.
 Blue serge suits, guaranteed fast color, SIP, S15, $17 and $19 at Upson, Singleton X Co.'S. , There was no city court to-day but notifications were issued for the Ger vais Brothers, South Main street and Dauch and Weir, West Main street to be in court tomorrow morning to answer charges of violating the law relating to the sale of oleomargerine. Deputy Dairy Commissioner Potter claims to have secured information of their having violated the law named. The law requires that "oleo" shall be labeled with such notice that any one can see it at once, and it appears the above named were derelict in this respect.
 The directors of the New Britain Y. M. C. A. held conference with the directors of the local organization last night relative to association work. They had dinner at The FL ton where they were the guests of w. H. Hart The visitors made the trip in three autos, arriving here about 7:30 o'clock and leaving shortly after 10. The delegation was made up as follows: A. J. Sloper, president of the New Britain Nation al bank; William H. Hart, president of the Stanley works; F. c. Platt, president of the New Britain Machine Co; c. F. Smith, president of the Lan- ders, Frary & Clark Co; E. B. Eddy. president of the Stanley Rule & Level Co; A. N. Lewis, president of the New Britain Lumber & Coal Co; C. J. Park CT, president of the Parker Shirt Co; E. NJ. Wightman, secretary of the North & Judd Co; E. J. Skinner, sec retary of the Union Manufacturing Co; H. S. Walter. superintendent of the Stanley Rule & Level Co, and J. Herbert Wilson. physical director of the New Britain Y. M. C. A.