The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-30


Societies and Review by Mayor stud
ley.
The greatest celebration of united
Catholic societies ever held in this state
will be witnessed in this city next New
Years day, when eight Holy Name So
cieties will meet on the central green
at $3.50 a. m. and march in a body
through the city and meet in the Sa-
cred Heart church, where a solemn
pontiacal high mass will be celebrated
at ten O'Clock by Ri. Rev. Bishop Tier
ney of Hartford, assisted by several
priests of the city and state.
The Holy Name societies to take part
are st. Johns, St. Mary's, Sacred Heart
and st. Joseph's all of this city; and the
societies of Westville, West Haven,
Branford and Wallingford.
The following petition was sent to
the Holy Father, Pope Leo XII, recent
ly:
Most Holy Father-The members of
the Society of the Holy Name of Jesus,
in the diocese of Hartford, United
States of America, on the occasion of
their first public general meeting which
will take place in New Haven, in the
above mentioned diocese, on the first
day of January, 1903, feast of the cir
cumcision of the child Jesus, PROSTATE
at the feet of your holiness, humbly beg
your holiness to grant them and their
union the apostolic blessing
The following answer was received:
Vatican, Rome, December 4th, 1902.
THE holy father grants the apostol-
&c blessing most cheerfully
G. BISLETI,
master of the Pontif1cal Audience
Chamber
Father Thuente, pastor of ST. Mary's
church, received letter from the Ri.
Rev. Andrew Fruhwirth, master gene
raj of the Dominican order and superb
or spiritual director of the confraterni-
ty of the holy name of Jesus, in which
the reverend prelate states the follow
ing:
ST learn with great pleasure that you
have union of the Holy Name society,
and that you are about to celebrate in
the city of New Haven in most SOL
emn way the approaching feast of the
circumcision of our Saviour, the day on
which He received His ever blessed
NAME I approve this project most
heartily, and assure you that my best
wishes and choicest blessing accompa-
ny you in this holy work. To glorify
the holy name of Jesus means to glori-
fly that name besides which there is no
other name whereby we must be
saved shall celebrate with you that
feast, and I hope that the celebration
rIrsU h., o.
CARDS it's exterior splendor, but espec-
tally in regard to the spiritual fruit
which it will produce in the souls Of
men.
FIR. ANDRE FRUHWIRTH.
"Rome, Dec. 9, 1907
The following general orders, with the
line of march, have been given out:
Headquarters Grand Marshal,
Holy Name Society Union.
New Haven, Dec. %, 1902.
General Orders.
In accordance with a vote of the Holy
Name union Of New Haven, the follow
ing are the general orders:
Aides and the different Holy Name
societies will report to the grand mar
shall on Temple street near Chapel on
January /, 1903, at $3.50 a. m. sharp.
The line will form ON Temple street,
right resting on Chapel street, III the
following order:
Platoon OF Police.
A. O. U. W. Band.
"a Grand Marshal Francis J. Duffy.
Aides.
Bishop Tierney, local and visiting cler-
gy, presidents of Holy Name Socie-
ties in carriages.
Sacred Heart Holy Name society, Hugh
g. A. Keenan,, president.
st. Johns Holy Name society, c. E.
Deutch, president.
st. Mary's Holy Name society, J. F.
Brennan, president.
st. Joseph's Holy Name society, John
Driscoll, president.
Immaculate Conception Holy Name So
ciety of Branford, J. FL. McDermott
president
Most Holy Trinity Holy Name society of
Wallingford, M. Sullivan, president.
st. Lawrence Holy Name society of
Westville, S. F. Butterfield, president.
st. Josephs Holy Name society of
Westville, T. D. German, president.
Line of March-Leave green by Tenn
pie street gate, down Chapel to Church,
pass in review before his Honor Mayor
John P StudIey and city officials, to
Elm. to Temple, to Chapel, to Church,
to Congress avenue, to Howard avenue,
to Columbus avenue, to Sacred Heart
church, where the Sacred Heart socie-
ty will form in line facing the church.
The other societies will march past
them and enter the church as designa-
ted by the grand marshal.
If the weather is stormy there will be
no parade and in that event members
of societies are requested to report at
Sacred Heart church at 9:45 a. m.
sharp, bringing their badges with them
so that the ushers may conduct them
to seats assigned for them.
Per order,
FRANCIS J. DUFFY,
Grand Marshal
j. j. Duffy, Chief Aide.
COAL FROM DERBY.
Officer Robert O'Connell of Highwood
ho11rht tbree loads of hard coaI in