The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-30
EXPECT 1900 IN
GREAT PARADE Of
THE HOLY NAME
New Rules Will Govern Demon
stratiOn in City on Sunday,
October IL.
SIX DIVISIONS TO MARCH;
ROUTE HAS BEEN DECIDED
Ban on Vendors with Pennants.
Societies Assigned to
Places.

Plans for the Holy Name rally and
parade on the afternoon of Sunday, DC
tober II, in which 1t is estimated that
$4,000 men Will participate, nave been
perfected.
An effort to prevent the vending of
pennants by peddlers will be made at
a conference with the chief of police.
Last year much annoyance was caused
by peddlers running from one end of
the line to the other offering pennants
for sale. No carriage will be allowed in
the line, each director marching with
his company. Smoking will not be per-
mitted. The men will march six abreast
from Summit street and Breintnall
place to the new cathedral grounds at
Park avenue and Ridge street, starting
at 2 O'Clock. In order to prevent dis
turbing the trolley schedules the men
will march on one side of the street and
not In the centre.
At the new cathedral grounds, Park
avenue and Ridge street. = a platform
has been erected, exclusively for the
speakers and the clergy. At the close
of the speaking benediction will be
celebrated by Bishop O'Connor, after
which the large ascemblage will join
in singing Holy God, We Praise Thy
Name" ard the Star Spangled Ban
ner." Tho clerical speaker at the
demonstration will be the Rev. John
II. O'Rourke, s. j., while the lay
speaker will be John l.. O'Too!e.
The first division will form on Sum
nit street, north OF Breintnall place;
second, Breintnall place, west OF Sum
NIT 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 3 o'clock sharp.
Grand Marshal william f. Mullin
has assigned the societies to the fol-
lowing divisions: The parade will be
led by the police escort, followed by
Grand Marshal Mullin, his personal
aides and the mounted police.
The first division will be made up
of: Nicholas Preston, aide: st. James's.
drum and nfe 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, Our Lady of
J ant Carmel, band.
.5scond Division-Patrio Campbell,
aiue; ST. Patrick's Cathedral, band,
Church of the Blessed Sacrament, band.
st. Stephens and st. Cecilia's of Ar
lington and Kearny combined, band, ct.
Johns, drum and fife corps. st. Alloys
fuss, drum and ha corps.
Third Division-Michael Durkin, aide;
st. Rose of Lima's. band. st. Columba's,
drum and fife c,rps, Sacred Hear Of
Bloomfield, st. Antoninus's, drum and
fife corps. st. Augustine's, drum and
fife corps, st. AIMS.
Fourth Division-David Mulcahy,
aide; Sacred Heart, band, Sacred Heart
OF Vailsburg, st. Joseph's, drum and
A., corps. Church Of the Immaculate
Conception of Montclair. band. st.
Aloysius's OF Caldwell, st. Brldget's,
d~lm and fife corps.
Fifth Division-Martin Conboy, aide;
st. Johns of Orange. band, Church IF
Our Lady of Sorrow of South Orange,
drum and fife corps, Dur Lady Help Of
Christians of T., Orange, band. st.
Rose of Lima's of Short Hills, Our Lady
Of the Valley, band. st. Venantius's of
Orange.
.1ixth Division-John At,,ins. aide; st.
Peters of Pelleville, band. st. Mary's
of A%vondale, st. 3tcnislaus's, band, st.
/ cy's, band, ST. Philip Neri's.
The line of march will be down Mar
ket street to Broad street, up Broad
street to Belleville avel-uo, to Bloom
field avenue. to Park avenue to new
cathedral grounds