Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-04
DANIELSON

| | 1 arranged for the golden anniversary | celebration of St. James arish, now I numbering, with it's outlying missions I in Brooklyn and Hampton. close to open this evening in the parish hall on Franklin street with the presen- tation of the Roman play. Patricia, the cast being from among the members of the Children of Mary. and a farce, to be given in French.
 Sunday morning at 10 o'clock there will be a solemn high mass of thanks giving in the presence of Rt. Rev. J. J. celebrant of the mass to be Very Rev. P. Pajet, M. S.. superior general of the missionaries of LaSalette. which order is in charge of the parish and more than twenty years The sermon in English at this jubilee mass win
 be delivered by Rev. John Cotter. NJ. S., and the sermon in French by Rev. J. c. Mathieu, pastor of the Sa>.d Heart parish at Wauregan.
 The music of the ma ss will be sung by an augmented choir the singers
 being under the direction of J. J. organist. A special feature will be the singing. at the close of the class. of the Te Deum. The musical program is as follows: Processional-Eoce Sacredes Mag
 nus, Wilkins Asperges Me. Brennan Entroit, s4 Gregorian kyrie Eleison. Won LaHache Gloria, Won LaHache
 Solo by Miss D. Mathieu.
 Solos by Miss Delaney. Mrs. Ser
 nier, Messrs. Mennier and Lussier.- Ofertory-Jesu Dei vivi Verdi
 Trio-Mfss Woisard. Messrs. Woi-
 sard anN Brennan.
 Solo by Miss Margaret Sullivan.
 Benedictus, Gounod
 Solo by Mrs. Katherine MoCormack. Solo by Miss Grennen and R.. Boulaine O Salutaris. Berge re Deum Ladaumus. Gregorian Tantum Ergo. Sisters of Notre Dame 1-audate Dorninum Gregorian ReceSsioEal (Cygnatus) Viva Bendette
 Hymn of the Pope.
 This service is expected. to I,, one of the most impressive ceremonials in the history of the parish and added dignity will be lent by. the presence of Bishop Milan and many members of the clergy of. the church in Connec. cut.
 Sunday afternoon at 43o in St James hall, the parish banquet will be held, under the auspices of the La dies of St. Anne and the Ladies of the U. s. J. B. of A. Town and borough | officials have been invited to attend as guests of the parish and the event will bring together several hun dred persons.
 The last event of the jubilee cele- bration Sunday evening will be the presentat ton in the parish hall of the French operetta, La F'ille Du Sonneur De CIoches. by members of the French Children of Mary
 Monday morning at o'clock there is to be a solemn high mass of re- quiem for all of the departed members of the parish. the ce'ebrant to be Very Rev J. F. Guinet- NJ. S., Hartford provincial of the missionaries of La Salette and former pastor of the parish. The. church will be beautiful ly decorated for the golden anniver- sary observance and before the main entrance to the church a grand arch. the Welcome Home celebration has been erected and decorated. A half hundred priests are expected to be here during the observance.
 Danieison members of the Third l State Guard. rife team that is to participate in the state match | will get away for New Haven today | Saturday,. The Y will be, accom- 1 panied by Captain A P. W oodNward, 1 inspector of small arms practice for the regiment. In addition those who i will make the trip are Sidney W. Bard. Corporal E. C. Wood. Edwin c. Burns, Howard Withey. Edwin A. Burns and Charles w. Hale.
 Some Night, a musical production of more merit-than usually comes to Danielson, was given at the Orpheum theater Friday evening and was very by Arthur MiIlar. possessor of splendid baritone voice and a come dian of extra ability. Many of the musical numbers of the play were par rneritorious and were very well received.
 of he parish building to be erected by the people of St. James parish. will sbe on view Sunday in the vestibule of he church and will convey to all who inspect it a fine impression of what he completed structure will be like. The drawing will convey the impress sion that the proposed building is toi De one of the most attractive in the own of Killingly. It is to be erected )n site, donated to the parish by J. Arthur Atwood, of Wauregan. at the corner of Franklin and Water street. just across Water street from the The building is to be Of prick three stories and a basement he style of architecture attractive ype of Old English with gabled roof and tracery windows. The building will be approximately 120 feet .n, ength on the lower floor. or base nent. will be large banquet haE, <itchen and pantry. The second or main floor. will be entirely devote1 To m assembly hall. with a seating ca 1a acity of 60o This hall will be fttel giht stage and other appurtenance es. hat parish entertainments. lectures ,tc may be held there. n the third foor Will be the gymnasium 4ni rec ca ton rooms. The Upper floor will ,e fitted for use at meetings and other such gatherings of the church socie- ies.
 The building will front on Franklin street. as does the ra ;torI, church.,
 ,1f,~ @1 hull nC Owing to the unsettled condi- ions pertaining to construction. 1t would be difficult at the present time o estimate the probable cost of the le wbuilding, but it is likely that it will be from s25 900 to $36.0oO. As the parish will observe it's golden jubilee ora ctically free from debt. it is likely E .hat.the construction of ' the new building Will be undertaken next year.
 c. w. Atwood and Harold Atwood. r. ,unor- fo of inc WilliamSyilIe Buff r.