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| duced him to consent to allow n life sized
crayon to be taken OF himself. and this mag
nificent picture VIII to given TO the person
attending the performance who holds the lucky
coupon. To each admission ticket Is attached
q coupon and the drawing will take place the
last night Of the play. The picture IL on ex-
hibition in Gornlsy's drug store on Grose
street.
The school opened Monday last under the
most favorable circumstances. The attendance
was far above the enrolment OF last year. The
pupils are fought by tina Sisters of Charity.
Tomorrow the high mass will be rssutnsd,
On the evening of the first Sunday in October
vespers will be- resumed at half-oast sevea.
Tomorrow the Sunday School will reopen.
The session VIII beg In at two O'Clock snarp.
st. Michaei's.
The members Of the Lyceum propose giving
o dramatic entertainment In the near future.
The school opened last Monday: The attend
ance was largely ahead OF that of last year.
The Sacred Hearts Academy also began it's
school work last Monday.
Tomorrow morning the members Of the An
gels Sodality and the children or Mary W III
receive Holy Communion.
High mass and the evening yespers were re-
surned last Sunday.
The Sunday school will reopen tomorrow. Tho
session viii begin at 80 P. NJ.
St. Nicholas.
Father weYland has boon truly honorsd. He
has had positive evidence OF the affection of all
the members OF his parish since his return from
Germany a week ago. Throughout the week he
. lCLViNQ0 ANU ia L &a0 wv
from everyone of his large flock. The popular
pastor has also been made the recipient Of
valuable gifts, the intrinsic value OF which lies
ia the generous motives But though the parish
ioners are only too GLAD at again having their
beloved pastor with them they have occasion
for regret. Father Hyaciuth left for the Pater-
son Monastery Yesterday. Since his arrival,
when he came to occupy the place OF Father
Weyiand during bis European tour, he had
made inuumerabie friends.
Previous to Father HyaciDth's coming to the
Da Pigh Father HutS6DuSCh. q Dri0St who was Or
dained on the Feast of 81. Ann, assisted Father
Weyland on sundays. He came from Innsbrook
Institute. Father Weyland thought that Faith
er Hulsebusch would be left him when Father
Hyacinti was transferred. But in this he was
again disappointed. Father Hulsebusch has
been sent to Newark MS an assistant Now
Father Weylaud's assistants will come from
Paterson each sunday.
Over 200 children are in the parochial school
now.
Next October the annual entertainment of
the school children will bs given at Kessler's
Hall.
Tomorrow Father weyiand will give the
De glvsn a welcome BY the Catholic Benevolent
Ass ociatien and St. Vincent dc Pau Association
next Tuesday evening,
st. paul of the Cross.
Father Quinn will 90 to Chicago some time In
October.
The blessing of the picture of the "Holy Fam
ily'' will take place a week from tomorrow.
Father Quinn will probably ask Mgr. Seto n of
st. Joseph's Church to deliver the ~oration.
More pupils than ever are now in the p aro-
chial school. There are almost four hundred
already. There is room still for three hundred
This year there are seven teachers in the
In October tho Dramatic Club will produce
the Confederate Spy at Kessler's Hall.
st. Jeseph's.
Scholars continue enrolling their names In the
parochial school. There are probably 800 chill
dren now in the school,, aud the mum Der may be
= - - k~ mn sid NJ m a
Father Brown, who comes from st. Johns
Church, Paterson, 10 place Of Father McHsle,
who is transferred 60 st. James, Newark. Is
much pleased with his new place Ia tbs parish.
This environments, he says. are most pleasing.
Monsignor Seton is at Chicago. He Is In
attendance at the Congress of Religions at
catsaiIo ch ns rs and tie 6 B Bspsfn sp H. slll s ,,gai
d few more days in the Wiady City aud will
return next week.
The dramatic contingent Is rehsarsing the
"Shaughraun" diligently. and the indications are
that it will be given O most enthusiastic .recep-
ton when played on oetobsr 8, 4 aud 5 at thsir
hall Pavonla avenue.
Holy Rosary.
It Is expected that Bishop wiggsr will appoint
q pastor during the coming week. When he
does Father Mooney will return to st. Mary's.
Ut. Peters.
Every day the past week scholars have been
enrolled in st. Peters College. The attsndaacs
is the largest IN the history of the college.
The members of the Lycsum and the children
of Mary will receive Holy Communion temor-
row morning at the eight o'clock mass.
St. johns.
The Mission. which has bsen going on during
the past two weeks. will close tomorrow night.
Tbs men of the parish have been att ending
during the past week in large numbers, The
closing exercises wilt be very impressive.
Father Smith led the mission and he was O bly,
assisted by Father Miller and Father McGrath.
Father Smith was formerly a resident OF this
section.
The members Of st. Johns Club will meet at
their rooms tomorrow morning at a quarter
past seven O'Clock They will receive Holy
The regular meeting of st. John's Club will be
held on Tuesday night.
1t begins TO LOOK as il the roof would be on this
In. Great chunks of white granite are scattered
all round the building and the work IL going on
lively.
The school is now in full swing and every in.
dication points to q successful school year.
Father Ter Woert ~ very enthusiastic on the
parochlal school question aud the handsome
school building bears conclusive testimony To
his uutlrins enterprise and energy in that
direction.
ST. Brfdeet's.
A iridium for the men Of the parish will b,
started next Wednesday and will last until the
Sunday night. following. and at its conclusion
The regular mouthly meeting of the Young
Ladies' Society. will be held tomorrow after
noon at four O'Clock.
A Perseverance, Glass" designated main ~
for teaching Christian Doctrine to that class O
boys and girls who are obliged to work throu gh
the week and cannot therefore attend scho oil
was ORGANIZED by Father Dornin last sund q,
afternoon with a membership OF fifty
Tho membership will reach at leas
one hundred and fifty. Father Dornit
will deliver the lectures and al
Christmas q gold medal will be presented K
the member who writes the BEST composition on
the subject Of the lectures. Considerable inter
| est in the class is already manifested by ths
members. The lectures may be attended by
older people.
The members of the castles for Among the
Breakers" aud THE Irish Tutor which the
Young Mems Association will present some TIME
during the. first wesR in October, are actively
engaged Ia rehearsals, and everything bids fair
for . very successful e~nrertai nment.
STAR DRAMATlCS.
Actively Rehearsing for Their Perform
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