Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-25

upson, Singleton & Cos clothes are good or they make good"
 Company F, Hibernian rifles, will meet Sunday morning at A. o. H. hall.
 Over 200 persons attended tho supper given at the Swedish Baptist church on Bishop street last night.
 The store of M.- Solstrop at 204 Bank street will close this evening at o'clock and will be closed all day tomorrow.
 List of advertised letters: Ape Baker, Mrs Emily Cooper, Miss B.. Gilleran, Miss Leona Gayer, Mar garet Hunter, Mrs Harriet Hunt, D.. M, Kelley, William E. Lucas, Miss Ellie Murphy, Mrs E. P. Schutz, Mrs Frances H. Wells, Mrs Nettie Wood- ward.
 Prayers were offered at all the masses at St Peters and St Paul s churches, Fall River, last Sunday for the speedy recovery of the Rev Peter Smyth, former cufate of that church, but now of St Louis, Mo. lie will be remembered as the nephew of the idte MlCHdel DoHdHue.
 Simonsville people want to know what steps, if any, have been taken to compel the trolley company to fin ish the Baldwin street line. The matter is in the courts and will not be passed upon on time to throw any light on the question this year. This Is poor consolation, but it ap- pears to be all that can be offered at this time.
 Wadham's post, c. A. R., of this city has received an invitation to at tend the dedication ceremonies of the Watertown Monument associa- tion on October 10 and the local or ganization has voted to attend in body. An invitation has also been received from the Hartford Bridge association to attend the exercises on October and the post has voted to send delegation to represent the local society. -,
 In response to inquiry regarding it's attitude toward the use of vari- ous telephone attachments offered fer sale, the Southern New England Telephone company states that any attachment not furnished by the company itself is unauthorized ana since many of these appliances are injurious to the service, it reserves the right to detach them whenever found in use. In cases where extra or special equipment IS desired by subscribers, the company states that it is prepared to furnish such stand ard apparatus as will best meet the needs.
 Governor Woodruff has appionted as delegates to represent Connecti- cut at the American Prison con- gress, to be held in Richmond, Va, November 14 to 19, 1908, Rev Dr H. M. Thompson, president of the Connecticut Prison association, Vice Presidents Elisha J. Steele and The odore P. Fordham, Secretary John c. Taylor and Mrs Taylor; Clarence M. Thompson, agent of the association, and H. H. Spooner, Rev Frederick Lent and Rev F. H. L. Hammond, officials of the association. The del egates will pay their own expenses on the trip.
 Mount St Joseph seminary on Hamilton Heights, Hartford. was blessed yesterday by the Right Rev Bishop Tierney. Shortly after 10 o'clock the bishop said a low mass in the chapel of the seminary. He was assisted by the Rev J. c. Mur- ray, the chancellor of the diocese. The Rev F. A. Jordan of St Joseph < cathedral was master of ceremonies A choir made up of sisters of the seminary rendered the vocal music for the mass to the accompaniment of an organ. After the mass there was benediction of the blessed sac. rament The priests in attendance ir | the chapel sang the "Tantum Ergo at the benediction and the choir oi sisters sang the hymn. The entire service was impressive and devotion. al. After the benediction Bishor Tierney wearing the mitre and car. | rying the Crozier, walked through the building and sprinkled the walls with holy water. The cross bearer was the Rev William Lafiin of Wa terbury. The attendants on the bishop were Fathers Murray and Jordan. Rev T. M Crowley was present at the ceremonies.