New Britain herald., 1928-05-31

i REV. LJCNAN BOJNOWskl
 and the work of your pastor live c
 forever and may other parishes fo
 low Ill your footsteps and make 2
 rapld progress as this parish, Ma
 God bless you and may your futur
 efforts be for His glory and tn
 glory of the Catholic religion"
 Bishop Praises Fr. Bojnowskt
 After the sermon Bishop Mia [ delivered a short sermon i'll whic I he praised the excellent work of th
 parlshloners and lauded Rev. Fathe BoJnoWskl for his untiring effort
 and labor in building one of tn
 most model parishes not only i'll thi state but in the country.
 May you keep on in doing goo work for Him and the church an,
 may you progress as rapidly as yo,
 have until this time. God bless you,
 he said, concluding his short addres
 to the parishioners. He then blesse.
 the Holy Sacrament and after tn, services the church organization
 and the children assembled in iron
 Of the church from where the, marched to the new school, througl the church yard, followed by the tvt bishops and the priests. while the band played the Polish nationa anthem, "Boze Cos Polske."
 Hundreds of people in the mean. tlme assembled on Orange street
 while others found better observa. tlon points on the porches and roofs of the buildings opposite the school. house, awaiting the procession and the dedicatory exercises. Upstairs in one of the rooms of the school were assembled representatives of the city government and other invited guests among them Mayor Angelo M. Paonessa, Prosecuting Attorney Joseph c. Woods, State Finance Commissioner Edward F. Hall, Superintendent of Schools Stanley H. Holmes, Nathan C. Avery, com- mander Of Eddy Glover Post; Pat rick F. King, president of the school board. Assistant Fire Chief M, T. Souney, Dr. w Slysz. Stanis- law Galazka, representing the Polish Consul-General of New York city: Police Lieutenant Matthias Rival, Paulln Nurczyk, Leon Tomikowski. police commissioner: Alderman Frank Zupatka, Councilman Lucian Macora, Councilman N-ladyslaw Samorajczyk, T, Zielinski of Holyoke and Messrs. Carlson and Torrell, builders of the new school,
 Bishop Blcsses Building.
 When the procession arrived in front of the school d silence fell upon the assembled multitude. while Bishop Milan blessed the entrance and the right side of the school. after which the children filed into the school followed by the bishop and the clergy On the second floor of the building was erected a small altar on which stood two lighted candles and a cyoss. Here the bishop performed the ceremony of dedica- ion, blessed a crucifix and hung it on the wall above the little altar, liter which he proceeded to the other. floors of the building. bless ng each one of them. AS the ex- 'rcises were drawing to a close the sddy Glover post band played My Country 'Tis of Thee.'
 At 5:30 the auditorium of the new chool began to fill with invited -uests for the formal reception and inner. The head table was oc- upied by Bishop Milan. with Bishop D Dubowski at his right and ecretary of State Francis A. Pal otti on his left and the distinguished uests. The priests who numbered lore than a score sat at a table l pposite the bishops, among them, ,ev. John Goszczanski from the ! olish Orphanage; Rev. Andrew owak oi Greenfield, Mass: Rev. !. ,llian Roszkowsli of Shadpride, \. i 4; Roy, W. Eligier of Northampton. . lass; Rev. M. SenkieWicz Of Clare. ont. N.- H.; Rev. Frances Mlynar- ii of New York city: Rev. Michael erbut Of Ware, Mass; Rev Stanley usial Of Hartford; Rev. Zygmunt l. oroniecki of Rockville. Rev. ephen Nalewaiell of Hartford, cv Tco1l kotowslli of Stamford. ev. stephen BartkoWski. pastor of C Holy Cross parish: Rev. John oWalsllj of Torrington. Rev. Ladis- US NowallowSh of Waillngford. ". Alexander Tanski of Southiug- n. Rev. Matthew J. Traynor. pas r of St. Mary's church, Rev. lon}as J. Laden, pastor of the lurch of St. John the Evangelist: ] Ecv. Paul Ba rtlewski Of Wal
 gtor1, Rev. Luryan BoinowslI. .. stor of thc Sacred Heart church / cupjed q seat at the farthest end /
 the head table. From sesrctar, of State Tributes by distinguished guest ,re paid Roy. Father BeinoWslSi I the first to be called on hy Leon . mikowski, toastmaster. was Sec 'ary of State Fallo'ti "The city of New Britain and the f" owes a great deal 10 Rev. f ther Eoinowski and words of cx- a nsslon are not sufficient 10 de 'ibe the deep regard the people n this state have for him" he said i ather Rainowski has done more q the poor and nerdy than any Q Ter single man in this state, as S ''or of this parisl, His life is is If of deeds and not mere talk. He n erected an orphan asylum sr ne for the aged and poor. es- d llshed printing and newspaper b. 'p through wh'cn the orphanage N the home for the aged get their nj port and today we witnessed one Il re monument of his untiring ir rh the dedication Of a junior high D col. the first parochial school of + kind in the state. His work ex- u