The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-05-19
DEDICATED TONIGHT.


 on Meadow street will take place this evening. After program of addresses and vocal and instrumental music, sup per will be served in the upper hall, and this will be followed by dancing, Scan- Ions orchestra furnishing music in the dedicatory exercises and for the danc- ing. The order of exercises for the dedication, at which members and their lady friends will be welcomed, is as follows:
 Overture.... ...... ......,. Raymond
 Orchestra,
 peleCllOn... ...... Martha
 Orchestra,
 Opening Address by the President.
 James F. Brennan.
 Master of Ceremonies-Our Chap
 laln........ ...... .... ..........
 Rev. John D. Coyle.
 Aria from Le Pre- Aux Cleres...
 ...... ........ ....... Harold Apt Violin obilgato....... ...... .......
 Mrs. Nora Russell Haesche. Address. Right Rev. Bishop Tierney Address. ....... Mayor A. c Hendrick Selection-The Woodland Rose. Fischer
 Mendelssohn Quartet. Address. Rev. Thomas J. Conaty, D. D. Song-Paradise Square,. ...... .Lohr
 Seymour Spier.
 Address-First Vice President c. T.
 A. U. of fA.................
 J. Washington Logue. Violin Solo-Mazurka de Concert. ....... .... ..................M Music Professor William E. Haesche. Address-General Secretary c. T. A. U. Of A...,..... ......... ....... Rev. A. F. Doyle.
 Selection. ..... ...... F. Schubert Beneath the Evenings Last Sweet Smlle....... ...... ...... ........ Mendelssohn Quartet. | Address-The Press. Alexander Troup | Song-Beware. ...... ........ ....Perring Mrs. Nora Russell Haesche. Address-President c. T. A. U. of c.
 Rev. John T. Winters. | Song-Nature' Lullaby... '. Lane Seymour Spier. The banquet will commence at 9:30 o'clock, Father Coyle pastor of St. | Johns church, will act as toastmaster. The committee on invitations has ex- tended invitations to attend to Bishop Tierney of Hartford, Rev. Dr. Conaty of | Worcester, Mass. Rev. Father Bray, formerly of this city; Rev Father Doyle | of New York secretary of c. T. A. U. of America; Rev. Father Elliott of New | York; J. Washington Logue of Phela- | delphia, first vice president of the c. T.. | A. U. of America; Rev. John Russell, Rev. Father Lilley, Rev. Father Me Keon, Rev. Paul Mulholland, Rev. Fa- | ther Sullivan, Rev. Father McGowan. | all os this city; Water Fitzmaurice of | New London, Rev. John T. Winters of | South Norwalk, John M Lee of Nor | wich, Miss Margaret Began of Bran | ford, John Kelley of New Britain, | Charles Fitzgerald of Middletown, J. G. McGowan of this city, all officers of | the c. T. A. U. of Connecticut; John J.. McAvoy, Philip Ryan, Martin Flynn, | Thomas P Flood, Miss Kittie Killoy, Miss Mamie Sullivan, James Evans and | Joseph Patten, all presidents of the | local T. A. E. societies; c. T. Driscoll, | Mayor Hendrick, ex-Mayor Sargent, James H. Macdonald, the editors of the | local newspapers, Andrew J. Moorehead and many others.
 | The committee of arrangements con- | sists of James r. Brennan, chairman; John F. Mealia, secretary; John IT. | Cummings, J. F. Flanagan, James E. | Calvin, William P Shanley, Joseph J. | Lynch, Thomas B. Cannon, Cornelius Hayes, J. F. Guncfeon, John Shaugh- messy, Timothy O'Brien and William Moakley.
 On Sunday, May 24 from 10 a. m. to Ii p. m, the building will be open to the public and an inspection is invited.
 On Monday and Tuesday evenings, May g and 26, the society will hold a May festival in the new building.