The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-30
OFF FOR TWO
 CONVENTIONS
DELEGATES TO K. OF c. AND c. IT. A. U. NATIONAL MEETINGS TO
 LEAVE HERE THURSDAY.
MANY TO ACCOMPANY THEM
Connecticut Man Out For Place On National Board of Knights of
 Columbus.


 ica at Notre Dame, Ind. and the Knights of Columbus at Colorado Springs, Col.
 The delegates from Connecticut to the Knights Of Columbus convention are: Rev. Patrick J. McGivney, su- preme chaplain, of Middletown; for we'll, William L. Geary, former Mayor Cornelius T. Driscoll, pr. Matthew c. OConnor, James Kenney, Peter J. Con1n, all of New Haven; former Su- preme Knight Coroner John J. Phelan and ex-Alderman George T. Kelly, of Bridgeport; State Deputy William J. Mulligan of Thompsonville, Patrick L.. Shea of Derby.
 | At this convention there will be no election of supreme officers, as the present officials will hold over until the 1913 convention. However, thefe will be spirited contest for places on tho national board of directors, the terms of four members expiring in September of this year, ass follows: John A. Bowler of Sioux Falls, N. D.; Matthias Mahorner of Mobile, Ala; Daniel J. Griffin of Brooklyn, N Y.. and w H. Gu1liver of Portland. Me. State Deputy Mulligan of Thompson- vile will be a candidate for one of the above vacancies.
 IA. OI C. FTOgfam. The four days session of the K. of c. delegates will be devoted mainly to legislation for the good and welfare of the order. The full program, as arranged for the attention and entertainment of the delegates to Colorado Springs iss as follows:
 Tuesday, August >6-S a. m, assem- bling of delegates and Knights of Co., | t1.- A 6 Ont parade, starting from Antlers Hotel, 1 through down town streets to St. Mary's Church; 3 a. na., solemn pom tifical high mass at St. Mary's Church. celebrant, Right Rev. F. A. McGov- ern, D. D., bishop of Cheyenne. Wy oming. Sermon by Most Rev. John J. Glennon, D. D., archbishop of St. Louis; 10:30 a. n1., formal opening of convention, Address of welcome by the Hen. H. F. Avery, Mayor of Colo rado Springs. Response by Supreme Knight James A. F7aherty. Morning session of convention Afternoon, auto ride for delegates and ladies. Excur- sions to Pike's Peak, to Cripple Creek, to Crystal Park, the Seven Falls, Cave of the Winds, Garden of the Gods; 8:30 D. m., banquet to delegates at Antlers Hotel
 Wednesday, August 7-10:30 a. nl., forenoon session of convention; ? D. m., excursions to different points of interest already mentioned. Baseball games in afternoon, Denver K. of c. vs. Zooz; afternoon session of conYen- tion; 8 D. nl,, open air concert at Soda Springs Park. Manitou, by Colorado Midland Band.
 Thursday, August S-10: 30 a. fr1., cor- vention convenes; ? p. nn., afternoon points already indicated, ball game, Denver K. of c. team vs. Zoos: 8:30 l D. m, grand ball for Knights of Co., lumbus and their ladies at Stratton Park pavilion. At Notre Dame. To the Notre Dame convention oi the c. T. A. U., will go as official rep resentatives from Connecticut, Rev John J. Fitzgerald of Pequonnock Miss Anna caIlaghan of Wallingford Thomas MlcCloekey of Danbury and John C. Barry of Portland. James F. Brennan of New Haven will repre- sent the St. Aloysius. T. A. B. society of that city:
 This convention also will be devoted ] to legislation, followed by the election of national officers, the present off, cials being as follows: President-Rev. P. J. OCaHaghan, Chicago.
 Beane, Pittsburgh.
 Second vice. president-J. Washing ton Logue, Philadelphia. Third vice e-president-Miss Catherine Kelly, Kansas City.
 Treasurer-Rev. J. V. Moylan, Nan 4ticoke, Pa.
 secretary-John Shaughnessy, Scran- ton.
 Priests League Meets, Too. The, Priests Total Abstinence League, a body within the temperance union will also meet at the same time and place. The present officers of the priests society are as follows:
 Honorary president. Archbishop Ed mund F. Prendergast of Philadelphia; president, Rev. James B. Cassidy, vi- car general Fall River diocese, Mass; president, Rev. M. A. Rambling. Scottdale, Pa; secretary, Rev. George V. Leahy of St. Johns university, Brighton, Mass; treasurer, Rev. w. J. McNamee. Chicago.
 The sessions of this convention will be held at the University theatre on the grounds of the Notre Dame col lege the priests of the college being the hosts of the delegates all the delegates will be housed at the uni- versity dormitories during their stay at Notre Dame.
 Convention Program.
 The, convention program is as fol- lows:
 Tuesday evening, August 6-Reeep- ton of delegates. at the Oliver hotel.
 Wednesday morning ng-zPontifcal mass at the University church. His Grace the Most Rev. James J. Keane, D. D., archbishop of Dubuque, will preach the sermon.
 Immediately after mass the conven- tien will be officially opened in the University theater.
 wednesday evening-A public meet ing will be held in the University the- ater, which will be addressed by prom inent speakers. Thursday morning-Requiem mass for the deceased members of the Ma tional Union at the University church, followed by sessions of the conven- tion.
 Thursday evening-Uniformed cadets will give an exhibition drill Other sources of enjoyment are being arr ranged for by local committees.
 Friday morning-Session of the com vention Outings-Visiting the Unf- .versity-St. Mary's college and acad- emy Sight seeing.
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