Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-08

Dy IH0 SOClelIeS, IQo Cnurcn cOIHmlII0e will be in attendance and F. W. Hal pin will assist on the gallery. Imme- diately after mass the procession will form on East Main street and march to the cemetery. The procession will move in the following order:
 FIRST DIVISION.
 O.. Maloney, Grand Marshal. Grand Knights and Past Grand
 Knights of local councils.
 Arrangement and Reception
 Committees.
 American Band.
 SECOND DIVISION.
 Captain A. J. Wolff. Sergeant T. F. Lawlor, Lieutenant T.
 J. Kilmartin, Captain P. k.
 Ramon. Members of Sheridan, Barcelona, Hen-
 dricken and Mulcahy councils.
 Clergy and Guests in Carriages.
 THIRD DIVISION.
 Captain D. E. Fitzpatrick. Lieutenant F. W. Halpin, Lieutenant Thomas Hallinan, Sergeant F. P.
 Brett.
 Long Island councils and other visiting
 Knights.
 The line of march will be on East Main street to Dublin street, around Father McGivney's grave, where me morial exercises will be read, back to Dublin street, to East Main street, to City hall where dinner will be served followed by addresses and music by the American band Mayor Kilduff will preside and will also deliver an ad- dress. Other numbers on the program will be as follows:
 Address, Rev F. A. McGivney. Mid dletown, national chaplain.
 Address, John F. FalIon, Hartford, state deputy.
 Address, Francis A. AIcCIosky, BroSklyn.. New Yarla, past state rdepu- Selections by the band. r Jtfs iA5 Address, Rev Father KeIleher, Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Address, Daniel Colwell. New Haven, national treasurer.
 Address, Rev J. Curtin, Waterbury. Address, Senator William Kennedy. Address, Rev Dr Martin.
 Selections by the band Address, Matthew J. KeeleY, grand knight of Washington council.
 Address, Rev J. J. McGivney, Meri- den.
 Selections by the band. Address, Rev J. H. O'Donne1l, Water town.
 Address, Rev Father Fitzsimnons. Address, ". J.s Neary, district deputy, Naugatuck The reception committees will meet at the armory hall at S:3O o'clock in the morning and the members of Sheridan. Barcelona, Hendricken and Mulcahy councils will report at the armory at 9:30 o'clock.
 It is estimated that there will be oy- CT 5Oo visiting Knights in the city to- morrow and these added to the local councils will make up quite a large number to be cared for at City hall, but the committee has made ample pro- vision for all and feel confident of be- ing able to accommodate the whole party without any trouble.
 The visiting Knights will leave here at o'clock in the evening.
 The following reception committee Will have charge of the visitors while in town:
 Hon B. G. Kilduff, chairman.
 J. B. Smith, secretary. Barcelona council-J. c. Thomnson T. H. Hayes, F. w. Connor, Walter Wall, Dr J. F. Hayes Sheridan council-E. G. Kilduff. n Fl. Moran, J. D. Bolan, J. W. Wigmore. J. B. Smith, Hendricken council-John Moriarty. Frank Guilfoile, Joseph Kennedy. T F. Carmody, 0. A. Jackson.
 Mulcahy council-T. J. McLarnev. s. w. Wilby, T. F. Hallinan, B. L. Seery J. C.. Altman. All the masses at the Immaculate Conception church tomorrow will be at the usual hours, the only change being that the 10:30 mass will ba a 1 low mass instead of high mass. The service for the visiting Knights will commence at II o'clock Rev Father McGiyney of Middletown will be ceIe- brant and Rev John J. McGivney of Meriden will be deacon. The cele- brant and deacon are brothers of the founder of the Knights of Columbus. The other officers of the mass will not l be selected until tomorrow morning. As there will be no speechmaking at | the grave, the public is requested not to crowd in there until the societies have left the place. It might not be amlss to state, too, that it is hoped all will exercise due care not to tread upon graves or damage flowers that have been set out in the cemetery.