Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-10
CITY NEWS.

Upson, Singleton X Co.'S.
 Thomas F. Gilmore of New Hayel was a visitor at the meeting o Winona Council, Jr. No ,, o. |. A M., last night.
 Dr J. A. Grady is about to take course in surgery at the post grad
 uate school in New York. He Jeff for that institution to-day.
 There will be months mint mass of requiem for the late Johr F. White at the Church of Sacred Heart tomorrow at s o'clock.
 The Independent Order of For esters will give prizes to those SC curing new members in this city These prizes are offered by High Secretary James A. Hynes, and Dep
 uty Supreme Chief Ranger H. E Evison.
 M. H. Evison, supreme deputy o1 the Independent Order of Foresters now stationed here, has been ap' pointed state manager of this large and successful institution, the ap- pointment taking effect the first ol present month.
 To-day Sheriff Smith served no- tices on Luke Stapleton, proprietor of the cafe on Meadow street, near the old New England depot, and the Hotchkiss Paper Go, in tue same neighborhood, to vacate the prem ises on or before May 1, 1908. These are real notices to git" and it is likely that they will be obeyed.
 Hearing on the following bankrupt estates will take place in the district court room before Referee in Bank ruptcy H. c. Newton next Monday forenoon: Mrs Mary Grant, who ran a shoe business on South Main street; Edward Udelowitz, proprietor of notion store in Waterville, and Frank L. Mugridge, who conducted a laundry on Ward street.
 Attorney Monagan representing the heirs of the late William F. BuckleyS who died about a week ago filed an application with the probate court to-day 10 probate his will. The will was not filed with the court consequently its contents are not known. It is supposed, however, that Mr Buckley left considerable personal estate consisting of cash in bank and jewelry.
 State Librarian George s. Goddard has received from Harry G. Anderson of South Manchester, grand scribe of the Connecticut Grand division, Sons of Temperance, complete record of its conventions for period of twen- ty-five years, from 1883 to 1907, both inclusive. The record fills fifty pamphlets. The state library is add ing as fast as possible similar data similar organizations in the state.
 Are you ready to change under wear? See Upson, Singleton X Cos.
 After a full discussion of the mer- its of Friday and Saturday, the com- mittee of the Hartford Business Mems association decided to recon mend half holiday on Saturday, but only during August. Heretofore, the half-holiday has been on Friday and all the Fridays in July and August have been included. This year if the committees report be adopted the in July will be omitted There are five Saturdays in August this year.
 There will be special dancing al Rick academy, 43 East Main street. evening. All members and friends are invited. This will be the last Saturday night dance until after Easter. Invitations can be had from pupils or at the academy for the Moonlight souvenir dance given in Red Mems hall, Weary building. Naugatuck. Easter Mon- day night, April 20. The ad- vanced class will meet tonight as usual with regular dancing and or chestra music.
 The next meeting of Court Adel- phia. 4,SSS, Independent Foresters, to be held on Monday, April 13, in Columbus hall, promises to be of interest. Apart from com mittee reports and a large class of for initiation arrange ments will be announced for the big time" to take place On the 27th. Quite a number of new applications will be presented to the meeting and a degree team staff will be selected SO as to give full and interesting effect 10 the initiatory ceremony.
 There is every likelihood of an imicable settlement of the affairs of he Granite Construction c. the con 'ern that is building the addition to he Driggs school. Attorney Slavin. a large number of the realtors. has received a communica- ion 10 the effect that abuut g. per .ent of them are willing iO agree 10 ! speedy settlement, that the affairs ,f the concern be wound up and whatever dividend that may accrue 'e distributed as soon as possible. The liabilities of the company mount to about s40,OO0 and assets .37 900.
 Let your Easter hat he "GoId- SOnd & at Uuson, Singleton < Cos.
 Joseph Frenette and his wife Jo- ephine have agreed to part and to make the parting effective and sure
 divorce suit ias teen instituted gainst Mrs Freuette Ly Attorney iuilfOile. counsel for Freuette. The Ouple were married in August l, so2 and 1t is-said that almost at he beginning of their welded life hey found they were ilIg mated frs Frenette is about 25 slf is ala of the SeoviII Manufaetur-