Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-19
OF ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH
se Carried Out Yesterday As Arranged-Cardina Gibbons Bishops Tierney and Harkins and Many Priests in
 Attendance During the Day and Evening

Concordia Singing society, who direct ed in his usually able and proficient manner.
 In the evening at '7:3O solemn high vespers were celebrated by the Right Rev Bishop Harkins of Providence. The music of the evening was of the same elaborate nature as that of the morning. The "Magnificat" was sung excellently by a quartet of priests, Fathers Kenney of Baltimore, Bel rose of Norwich, Sullivan of Hartford and Jordan of Waterbury, who alter mated with the boys choir. As at the mass in the morning, Cardinal Gibbons and Bishop Tierney occupied thrones, canopied respectively in red and pur- pie, which were on either side of the altar.
 The sermon of the evening was preached by the Rev M. F. Fallon, D. D., who makes an impressive appear ance. He has a striking personality, a powerful voice and speaks with great dramatic power and effect. He is elo- quent and magnificent and uses sound logic and forcible argu- ments, The subject of his sermon was q believe in the Holy Ghost and the Holy Roman Catholic church"
 The arrangements were excellent and everything passed off smoothly. The large crowds were we'll handled and perfect order was kept by detail of police under the direction of Captain Bannon. The police made good ap- pearance.
 Tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock a solemn high mass of requiem will be celebrated at St Patricks church for 1ft thnc of first nos ST the Rev Father Duggan. This is the first mass which will be celebrated in the church after the dedication yester- day.
 In the afternoon from 3:30 to 5 o'clock a nuIblic reception was rendered to his eminence. Cardinal Gibbons, in the Lyceum, which was decorated for the occasion, About 2,OO0 people were present during that time and had the honor of kissing the cardinals ring
 The gathering of church prelates and priests at the dedication was an inn posing one. It included: His eminence Cardinal Gibbons, D. D., Baltimore, Md. Right Rev Michael Tierney, b. D., Hartford, Conn Right Rev Matthew Harkins, D. D., Providence, R. I.
 Monsignor Murphy, Dover, N. H.
 D. J. Stafford, D. D., Washington, D. e.
 NJ. F. Fallon, o. NJ. l.. Buffalo. J. F. Donovan D. D., Hartford. Very Rev c. McAvoy, O. s. A., Villa nova, Pa.
 T. J. Lynch, Meriden.
 II. H. Shanley, Westport
 T. s. Duggan. $. Synnott. Ansonia.
 l.. Fitzsimmons Rockville. T. M. Crowley. Waterbury.
 IT. Keena, Bristol. T. Russell. New Haven
 Michael Mann. o. +. M, Winsted, D. F. Hurley, Hartford J, B. Nihil1. Bridgeport. c. F. Socquet, M S., Hartford.
 T.aS. Dugga11, Hartford: F. J. McGivney. New Canaan. Charles J. McElroy, Derby. Thomas F. Mulcahy, Derby. w. H. Rogers, Hartford. R. F. Moore, New Britain. J. B. Dougherty. Hartford. P John F. Lynch, Meriden. | Walter J. Shanley, Hartford. John Neale, Terryville. ! John J. Kennedy, Bridgeport. Frank Fitzpatrick, Bridgeport.
 James B. Lawless. Cromwell
 John K. Winters, New Britain.
 Joseph B. Smith, Norwich. M. o. Bellrose, Taftville. Farrell Martin, D. D., Waterbury,
 Joseph c. O'Brien, Stamford. | J. w. Hoey Baltic. 1 H. A. Lynch, Danbury l J. F. Corcofan, New Haven
 M. AMcKeon, New Haven 1 J. c. Tennien, Pawtucket, R. I, | F. Duggan, Torrington | William Welsh, Falls of Schuylkill, Philadelphia. I 1T. B. Kenny. Baltimore, Md. James McGuane, Waterbury,
 John Fleming, Waterbury.
 J. E. Senesac, Waterbury,
 T. J. Coleman, Fairfield.
 Dominic c. Scanlon, New York city. J. O. R. Sheridan. Naugatuck. Father Higgins. Naugatuck. | W. J. Slocum, Waterbury. .
 J. J. Curtin, Waterbury, l Thomas Shelley, Waterbury.
 John J. Fitzgerald. Waterbury.
 Matthew Traynor, Waterville. Peter Saurusaitis, W aterbury.