The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-10
HOLY NAME MEN
MAY MARCH UNDER
THEIR UMBRELLAS
Showers Predicted for Tomor-
row, When Big Demonstra-
ton Will Occur.
PERFECTED PLANS GIVEN 4
OUT BY COMMITTEE
Catholics Ready for One of the
Most Impressive Sights Ever
Seen in City.

Grand Marshal William F. Mullin
estimates hat $4,000 TO 10000 men viii
march in the Holy Name parade to-
morrow afternoon If the weather be
favorable. The predictions Of the
weather bureau is that the sky may be
louded tomorrow, but that there are
not today any indications Of rain. The
grand marshal said that If there are
clouds n no rain it will De more
comfortable for the men who march
than if the suns rays streamed hot
from a cloudless sky. o..
Three more Holy Name societies have
been added to the original list of So
~cieties that will parade. They are the
Holy Name Society of Holy Cross
Church, Harrison, which has been as
signed to the sixth division, after 81.
Mary's Society of Avondale; the holy
Name Society of Mount Carmel Church,
Orange, which will be in. the Orange
division, the fifth, and the Holy Name
Society of Sacred Heart Church. Kings
land, which will march after h Holy
Name Society of the Church of Our
Lady of Good Counsel. e
The Orange Division.
]. Mooney, of Orange, will be the aid
in charge of the Orange division in
place of Martin Conboy, who will be
the lay speaker at the demonstration
of the Holy Name societies of. Union
county in Elizabeth. Only Holy Name
banners and purple remnants, with let
ters H. N. s." in white in the centre,
and American flags will be permitted
in the parade.
Mo e,,alfpr r;1J H. o11o1 = A..
line, and leaders of cornet bands are
requested to play MY music appro-
pirate to the character of the demon
stration.
Granu Marshal Mullin and his per-
sonal aids, who are James Carlln,
Frank Young, Philip Jackson, Nicholas
Preston, 5r., and DR.. Coyne, a Belle
vile man, will ride at the head of the
procession, which will start from Sum-
nit street and Brientnal place prompt
ly at 2 O'Clock and go down Market
street to Broad street, the several di-
I visions falling into the line at High
Grove, Plain and Washington streets
The parade will pass north up Broad
street and Believille. avenue to and VI
Bloomfield and Park avenues to the
new Cathedral grounds at Ridge street
Good places to view@tfe.~ procession will
be the sidewalk along, Military ant
washington parks apdS Broad street
fori the liAe will be In FILL marching
order : In passing those points. 18th,
men will march six abreast. and OF
one side ofSthe trolley tracks, 50 as no
to delay. the cars. ~
Address by Bishop O'COnnor.
On a stand alongside Bayley Lyceun
the Rev. NJ. P. Corcoran, president Of
the Newark district OF Holy Name So.
%cieties, which comprise all the societie.
in Essex county and West Hudson
towns, will introduce Bishop John ]
O'Connor. who will make a very briel
address. The Rev. John H. O'Rourke
S. j., a native of Newark, will be the
clerical, and John l.. O'Toole, of st
Michael's Church, the lay speaker
After Bishop O'Connor o~fficiates at the
benediction all the men will sing 'Holy
God, We Praise Thy Name" and 1.-THE
Star-Spangled Banner" the clergy ant
chancel choir boys leading.
Here is the corrected list of societie.
that will parade in each of the 81,
divisions, the men wearing Holy Name
badges, and the members of parishes
who will also march wearing blue sill
ribbons, on which are printed the name
of their parish:
First observation-disclosures Preston, ST.
aide; st. James's, drum and fife corps
st. Mary's and st. Benedict's combined
band, st. Michaers, st. Francis
Xavier's, First Regiment Field Music
Our Lady of Good Counsel, band
Sacred Heart, Kingsland; Our Lady OF
Mount Carmel, band.
Second Division-Patrick Campbell
aide; st. Patrick's Cathedral, band
Church of the Blessed Sacrament, band
st. Stephens and st. Cecilia's of Ar
lington and Kearny combined, band
st. Johns, drum and fife corps, st.
Aloysius's, drum and fife corps. .
Third Division-Michael Durkin, aide;
st. Rose of Lima's, band, st. Columba's,
drum and fife corps, Sacred Heart of
Bloomfield, st. Antoninus's, drum and
fife corps, st. Augustine's, drum and
fife corps, st. Ann's.'
Fourth Division-David Mulcahy,
aide; Sacred Heart, band, Sacred Heart
of V~ailsburg, st. Joseph's, drum and
fife corps Church Of the Immaculate
Conception of Montclair, band, st.
Aloysius's of Caldwell, st. Bridget's,
drum and fife corps.
Fifth D~ivision-J. Mooney, aide; st.
Johns of Orange. band, Church of Our
Lady of Sorrows of South Orange,
drum and fife corps, Our Lady Help of
Christians of East Orange, band, st.
Rose of Lima's of Short Hills, Our Lady
of the Valley. band, st. Venatinus's of
Orange, Mt. Carmel of Orange.
Ci.th n;,,;efop JaI- htI;.- -1-. 81
Peters of Belleville, band, st. Mary's
of Avondale, Holy Cross of Harrison,
st. Stanislaus's, band, st. Lucy's. band,
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