Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-07
HOLY NAME HOSTS IN PARADE
Cosny Societies To Gather For Big Demonstration In New London-St. Mary's Will Garry Its New Banner-Ad- dress By Rev. John Neale of Westery-SpeciaI Trains To New London.

Evexything is in readiness for tht H9<demonstration of Holy Name so. cieAfes of this county to be held al New London on Sunday afternoon. The procession will move over the follow ing route: Huntington street, T1Ley Bank, State, Main, Federal. Hunting ton street to St. Mary's church, where the outdoor exercises will take place on the parish property. These exer- cises will consist of an address by Rev Dr. John Neale, rector of St. Michaels church, Westerly, formerly of this city on a subject pertaining to The Holy Name Movement, followed by benedic- tion of the blessed sacrament, for which temporary altar Is to be erect ed. The paraders, accompanied by the Standard band of New London. are to sing the responses to the priest ofici- at1ng. also the divine praises and so- ciety|s anthem, Holy God. We Praise Thy Name, at the close. The parade will then be formed again and march to the state armory, where the women of St. Mary's parish are to serve a buffet lunch, previous to the serving of which prominent laymen of the diocese will address the gathering on the movement itself
 ohiciaI Circular.
 The following is the official circular issued by Rev. Dr. Timothy Crowley, rector of St. Mary's church, on the order of parade, and to whom much credit is due in giving the people of the county an opportunity to deter mine the strength of the movement: St. Mary'g Star of the Sea Parish.
 New London. Ct, Aug. 14, 1912. Orders for Holy Name Society Parade,
 Sept. 8. 1912.
 The parade will form on Huntington street, right resting on Washington street, and move promptly at 2.30 o'clock in the following order:
 Platoon of New London Police.
 Standard Band. Chief Marshal Henry s. Dorsey and St. Maryss Star of the Sea Church So-
 ciety, New London.
 St. Joseph's, New London.
 St Mary's, Norwich. Baltic Band, 20 pieces, Oliver Bisson,
 Leader.
 Westerly Holy Name Society.
 St Patrick's, Norwich. Tubbs' Band, 25 pieces, Frank E. King,
 Leader.
 St. Johns, Plainfield
 St. Mary's, Jewett. City.
 All Hallows', Moosup.
 St. Mary's, Montville.
 St. Mary's, Stonington. SaybroOk and Chester Holy Name So-
 cieties.
 Boys Band from St. Johns Industrial
 School of Deep River. Sacred Heart Holy Name Society,
 Norwich Town.
 Polish Band.
 The societies from Sacred Heart, Taftvtlle, and St. Johns. Fitchville, have not been placed as yet. their date of organization determining position in line. The Plainfield band is to accom- pany the Piainfield and Moosup dele gallons, and one or two other societies will carry bands not mentioned.
 A special train is to leave Moosur about 12.30, making up there, to take on Moosup. Central Village, Plainfield and Jewett City societies, along with any parishioners or friends who desire to take in the event. This train wiii leave New London on the return shortly after o'clock.
 Sacred Heart society of Norwich Town win come to town by trolley with their band, and embark on one of the local pleasure boats.
 St. PatrickB society of this city will form at the church and accompanied by Tubbs' band will march down Broadway through Main and West Main streets to the Central Vermont station, where the special train or that road will leave at 1.15 prompt and two trains will convey those trav- cling on this road homeward in the evening, leaving at 6,30 and 7.SC o'clock, This societv./ as well as all the paraders, will appear in uniform The clergy of St. Patricls church will lead the procession in an auto.