Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-31

l val at Buckingham nall, dancing a' S:30.
 A certificate of incorporation was filed by the Chotzianoff Building Co
 of Waterbury with an authorized
 capital of $20,OO0, and it will begin
 business with $10,000. The incor- porators are Julius, Samuel and Louis
 Chotzianoff of Waterbury.
 There was no city court to-day, no
 arrests having been made yesterday.
 The liquor cases against Frank
 Shuski, who ran what was popularly
 known as the Polish club; James Cozza, Pasquale Ciminera and Charles Messer for violating the liquor laws, were put over to Mon day.
 The Holy Name society of the Inn
 maculate Conception church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock in St Patrick's hall on East Main street They will also meet at 6:30 in the evening and take the
 6:52 trolley to Waterville to attend
 vespers and lecture at St Michaels church.
 Universalist services, corner of
 North Willow street and Wildwood
 avenue. Sunday at 10:30 a. m.
 Preaching by the pastor, Rev W. F.
 Dickerman, D. D. Bible school at
 noon. Illustrated lecture at 7:30 p.
 m. Subject, Religion in Stone, or Cologne Cathedral. The public
 is cordially invited.
 Mrs Cornelia Gustavus Peabody died yesterday at the home of her brother-in-law, William M. Tyler of Bucks Hill. The deceased was a na- tive of Greystone and leaves besides her husband one sister, Mrs Johnson D. West of Martinus, Cal, two broth CTS, Edward Painter of Providence. R. l., and Robert Painter of Hart ford The remains were taken to Windham for burial to-day.
 Try Simplex shirt and be sat isfied, $1,5O, Upson, Singleton & Co.
 At the Third Congregational church Sunday the subject of sermon will be The Dimensions of the Love of Christi followed by the Lord s supper. A special musical service will be given by the choir assisted by out of town singers in the even ing. A short address by the pastor Meeting of the mems league Mon day at D. m. On Friday at 7:45 D. m. an address on David Grisves for Absalom.' Read Sam. Chap ter IS.
 The A. o. H. divisions of the city, Company E, Hibernian Rifles, the Ladies auxiliary and Cadets of the A. o. H., are respectfully invited to attend meeting at Hibernian hall, East Main street, tomorrow after noon at 3:30 o'clock, to take further action on the vote passed at last Sun day afternoons meeting to erect suitable shaft over the grave and in loving memory of their loyal friend and devoted supporter, the Right Rev Monsignor Slocum.
 The Immaculate Conception church was filled at the mass which was sung for the repose of the soul of the late Monsignor Slocum this morning. The Alumnae and pupils of the Convent of Notre Dame occupied the entire middle aisle, their attendance being a solemn mark of respect which they wished to pay to the memory of Father Slocum. The celebrant of the mass was the acting pastor, Rev James O'Brien; deacon, Rev J. Frederick; sub-deacon, Rev J. Mooney: master of ceremonies, Rev Father Flynn. At the offertory Miss Mary Fay sang 70 Salutarus" and after mass Miss Mary Bauby sang "One Sweetly Solemn Thought" As a further tribute of affection for Monsignor Slocum the nuns and pu- pills of the convent are offering Spiritual bouquet" that is, they promise to attend a large number of masses, offer rosaries, make the "way of the cross" and do other spiritual works of mercy for the eternal repose of Monsignor Slocum's soul: ,.
 Comstock lodge, No 13, K. of P, celebrated its twenty-fifth anniver- sary last night. The guests of honor included Mayor Thoms and David Miller of this city and H. L. Chase of New Britain. Frank R. White acted as toastmaster. The pro gramme was as follows: Address of welcome, Chancellor Commander Jean Ingraham; overture, Ideal Man dolin and Guitar club; selection, West Side quartette; history of Com stock lodge, P. c. R..C. Manville and Charles H. Blake; popular songs, Miss Eulie Valentine; reading, Miss Florence Hart; baritone solo, Percy B. F. Wallace; recitation, Miss Olive Duley: selection, Ideal Mandolin and Guitar club; remarks. the Rev J. At wood Stansfield; soprano solo, Miss Fannie Ford; reading. Miss Gussie violin solo, Prof Joseph Kicker. P B. F. Wallace, accompan- ist; selection, Ideal Mandolin and Guitar club; selection, West Side quartette. The walters included George E. Pettijean, c. NJ. Rice, H. ]. Risdon, w s. Manville, Ernest Packell. ]. R. Smith, Matthew Gill more. F. E. Mcfarland. P W. New ell. l.. s. Chase. R. B. Hayes, George Graham. N. s. Phillip, Victor Ware man, Nelson Thomas. Ernest Kropp and T. w Blossom. The committee was composed of W. J. Tysoe. F P. White. R. C. Manvilie. M L. Wieg- ner. George E. Pstitlean and Jean