Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-08
CLASS OF e5
IN FOURTH DEGREE,
disqualification by Knights of Co.,
 iumhus at Waterbury.

Several hundred members of tht Knights of Columbus from all thu councils in the state were in Water bury on Sunday for an exemplificatior of the Fourth degree with a large
 class of candidates which had been ar ranged for by John M. Lee of this city master of the Fourth degree for ths district of Connecticut.
 The Knights attended solemn higt
 mass at the Church of the Immaculats Conception.
 At the close of the services, Luncheon
 was served at the K of c. rooms aftei which the members of the Knights oi Columbus, with the candidates for the fourth degree went to the Bucking-
 ham, where the degree was conferred peraded to the Elton where a banquet was held
 In the exemplification of the degree | a chorus of 30 voices from John Barry Assembly New Haven, assisted and tho degree work was done by the follow | ing staff:
 Master. John M. Lee, Norwich; sec-
 retary, Charles O. Murphy. Norwich; Fourth Degree Corps. H. F: T. o'Brien, Meriden. N.
 Frank P. McNamara, Norwich; R. John F. Cavanaugh, Thompsonville; p. of F., Rev. Thomas P. Mulcahy Bridgeport: Chap, Rev. Edward J Brennan, Waterbury; E. of C.. Walter J. Walsh, New Haven: M., J. J. Kenne. dy, New Haven. Color Guards. James J. Kennedy William j. Cronin, Thomas Harkin Sr.. William H. Sellwood, James Mo-
 ran, Patrick H. Dunn, Thomas Deskin Philip M. Lynch.
 The class for the degree numbered 95 and included candidates from tho different cities in number as follows; Hartford 8. Waterbury. 30; Torrington 4; Danbury, 2: South Norwalk, 2; Ter.
 ryville. 4: Thomaston, 3; South Man. chester, 2; New Haven, 5; Meriden, g. Southington, 4; Bridgeport, T anC
 Rdgefield. Norwalk, Middletown, New Britain, Ansonia and Poughkeepsie, N r., one each; and the following from places in eastern Connecticut: Norwich-J. J. Desmond, Charles V James, Wm. Kasloski, Richard l.. Good Albert J. Portelance and John F. Ring Terrence M. Cook, New London Daniel J. Cremin, Willimantic; J. M Chamberlain, Stonington. F. V. Mathews, Stonington; Thoma. Murray. Willimantic; Rev. RI D. Nor. risey, Voluntown and John F. Hennon Jewett City.
 On the advisory board were. George T. Kelly, Bridgeport; William V Col. lins, Hartford; Michael J. Tucker, Tor. rington; D. J. Slavin, Waterbury; Wi liam f. McGarry, Norwich; Dr. Jame! Murphy, Middletown Michael J. Con.
 way. Rockville; and Dr. w. P. g Heating, Willimantic
 In the past prandial exercises at tn, banquet, the state lecturer Rev. vii. l liam A. Keefe of Plainfield, was toast.
 master and the following was the in.
 terestfng programme carried out: tnvocation, Rev. Luke Fitzsimons Waterbury; Introductory, John M Lee Master; toastmaster, Rev. William A Keefe, state lecturer: Welcome, Mayor Martin Scully. Waterbury; Patriotism Hon. Michael J. Murray, Municipa Court Judge, Boston; An Address, Hon
 Edward E. Mccall, Chairman Publi, Service Commission, New York Knights of Columbus, William J. Null Igau, State Deputy
 Besides the candidates the fo1Iowint Fourth Degree members were in at tendance from this city:
 Charles O. Murphy. Joseph c. Bland Henry D. Buckley, Dr. George A. Go
 meau, Francis T. Diggins, Dr. T. A Crowley. George c. Driscoll, Jeremiah J. Connors, Daniel T. Shea, pr. b. ! Shahan, Francis P. McNamara, Pat
 rick F: Bray End. David w. OBrien
 Taftville.