The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-09
THOUSANDS -WItt-''''
MARCH IN GREAT
HOLY NAMEPARADE
All Is Ready for the Annual
Rally of Societies on
Sunday.
BISHOP O'CONNOR
TO MAKE AN ADDRESS
Contingent from Sacred Heart
Church, Kingsland, Is
Added to List.

Everything is ready for the annual
parade and rally of the Holy Name
societies Of the Newark district OF the
diocese of Newark in this city Sun
day afternoon. Upward of forty So
~cieties, senior and junior, from as many
churches. will march with many cor
net bands and drum corps, and thou
sands of men, young and old, of each
parish will parade with the societies.
The Rev. Michael P. Corcoran, curate
at ST. Rose of Lima Church, Roseyille.
president Of the Newark district, said
today that the officers of Newark
Musical Union will be requested to in
struct leaders Of each cornet band to
play during the parade any music ap-
propriata 10 the demonstration. The.
societies who have given notice since
the program was made up in Septem-
Der hat they will parade is the Holy
Name Society Of the Sacred Heart
Church, Kingsland, which will be in the
first division next to the society from
the Church OF Our Lady OF GOOD Coun-
sci.
Upward of $4,000 to March.
l. 10 CotlllldtCQ llldl uQhdTQ OIL lD,UUU
mel will march in the parade IL the
weather conditions shall be favorable.
Besides the forty or more Holy Mann
societies many from other parish So
cieties will parade and carry the pur-
pie pennant OF the Holy Name, and ali
Catholic men have been invited to
parade.
Grand Marshal William r. Mullin and
his aid VIII ride behind a squad of
mounted police n a company OF po-
licemen on loot, and six divisions, each
in charge of an aid, will follow.
The nrst division will form on Sum-
nit street, north of Breintnall place;
second, Breintnail place, west of Sum-
init street; third, High street, north
of Market street; fourth, Grove street,
north of Market street; fifth, Plane
street, north of Market street; sixth,
Washington street, north of Market
street. The divisions will leave their
respective places at 2 o'clock sharp.
The procession will pass down Mar
ket street to Broad n north up that
street to Belleville avenue, the up
Bloomfield and Park to a large
plot of vacant ground at the rear of
the new Cathedral of the Sacred Heart,
which Is being erected at Sixth and
Clifton enu Only the Holy Name
banners and remnants and American
flags will be carried in the procession.
and the men will march six files front.
President to Introduce Bishop.
The societies will file into the big
vacant tract by the parochial school
building INT form in a solid mass in
front of a platform erected alongside
the school. After airs are playedy by
the bands the reverend president,
Father M. Corcoran, will introduce the
Ri. Rev. Bishop John ]. O'Connor, who
will speak eve or eight minutes.
The Rev. John H. O'Rourke, s. j., Of
New York. a native Of Newark, will
be the clerical speaker, and John
O'Toole, Of Newark, will be the lay
speaker. The committee has limited
the speakers to ten minutes each.
Bishop O'Connor will lofficiate at the
benediction of the blessed sacrament,
when the thousands of men will kneel
on the grass. Then all will join in sing
ing Holy God, We Praise Thy Name"
and 1.-THE Star-Spangled Banner"
In the parade rectors of churches and
their assistant priests will walk at the
head of their respective societies with
the officers.