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La gaceta., 1932-01-22
LOS ~PRESUPUESTOS DIE
ITALIA

Roma, encro 22.-En una reu
Mon del conseio de ministries Sc
complete ell eXamcn del presu-
pueSto para el aH0 fiscal de Ju-
lilo primero de 1892 a JUNO 30
de 1888. Ell total de gastos Sc
flo en- $1,103, 900, 900, pero
mas tarde Sc lie reduio a $1,055,
100000. Los ingresos para ell
pr6ximo ano Sc calculan en-
$979, 100000, 10 que deiaria un
deficit de 900, 900.
Con un pesado deficit en- ell
presupuesto del presente ano Y
uno mayor para ell pr6Ximo, Y
pasando de un million ell numero
de hombres sin trabajo, ell go
bierno esta hacienda vigorosos
eSfuerzos para reorganizar to-
das las Industries, cOlocandolas
en- la mej0r posici6n possible
frente al temporal.
La principal medida tomada
ha sido un decreto estable-
ciendo ell consorcio obligato-
rio de todos los productores de
acero de Italia.
Dispone ell decreto que todas
las reglas references a la pro-
ducci6n y ventas deberan ser
aprobadas por votaci6n unani-
me. TOdas las cuestiones en- las
cuales no Sc pueda lograr una
nimidad deberan ser sometidas
a la consideration fascista de
la Industrial.
Los gastos para ell ministerio
de la guerra Sc fiian en- $3.50,
600, 900, para el de marina en-
$78, 900 y para el de Aero
nautica en- $38, 00O,0 900.
Los gastos de estas tres RAJ
mas s&nifican $780, 900 me-
nos que los del ano pasado.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22
NROPAS HAN SIDO ENVIA-
DAS A TODA PRISA A
CATALUNA
DecldrGciOReS del Primer
MiHiStrO A>dRd

Madrid, enero 22.-Para com
batir I'm movimiento anarquista
que Sc ha declarado en- Catalu-
ma, ell gobierno orden6 aver la
salid& de tropas y que un barco
de guerra anclara en- la rada de
Barcelona. La huelga revolucio-
maria Sc ha declarado en- la capt
tai de Catalina Y tr0pas de in
fanteria, caballeria Y artilleria
han salido para Manresa donde
los huclguistas han cortado las
~lineas de communication telegra-
flea y levantadas las parallels
de los ferrocarriles.
Muy fuertes medidas han sido
puestas en- vigor por ell gobierno
v la aSamblea nacional, en- la
noche de aver, acord6 por 265
vOtos contra 5 darle un vOtO de
confianza para dominar ell mo-
Wmiento anarquista y restable-
Ger ell orden.
AL enterarse ell primer minis
tro de la situaci0n creada en-
Manresa por los anarco-sindica-
listas y otros elementos radica-
les, manifesto que ell prop6sito
de los revolucionarios es con-
c%entrar la atenci6n del gobierno
ALI para verificar mas serios
asaltos en- otras parties.
"Yo estoy cansado de esta 81
northumberland Azana y voy a
darles 10 que ellos Sc merecen.
FL mOVimiento anarquista CO.
memo fuera de Espana, pero
20 voy a terminarlo aqui. Tene-
mos en- la carcel a so de los Jefes
Estan presses, pero manana es-
tardn en- canine de las colonias
de Africa para que tengan item
pc a calmar sus nervios.
"El gobierno-agreg6-repi-
te sus afirmaciones de hace al
gunos dias y no tolerara que
la vida de la Republica sea pues-
Ia en- peligro por monarquicos,
comunistas, anarquistas 0 cual-
quiera otro grupo politico.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22
1FATROS
CASINO

En- este coliseo, 81 fav0rito de
le gran col0nia latina de Tampa,
presentasc, en- function de despe-
dida, el renombrado artista jose
Bohr, y su esposa, la notable pia
nista Eva Limihana.
Los famosos Interpreters del
tango argentine ofreceran hoy
nGmerOs de tangos, no conoci-
dos del pdblico que dia tras dfa
ha venido fernando ell teatro.
Bshr y su "compahera de ar
tie y de vida, como gentilmen-
tie dijera anoche, daran mana
ma una Ultima function en- ell
teatro Royal de West Tampa.
Anoche ~prometi6, con senti-
disimas paIabras ,volver alguna
vez por esta ciudad que tan cor
dial y carinosamente Sc ha con-
ducido para con 6l y Eva.
Oorno una attraction mas al
prosracn" de hoy en- el Casino.
Sc exhlben las producciones
"Perd6nehos", con los c6ricoo
Stan Laurel Y Oliver Hardy =
"Branded", con ell intr6pido ji-
nete del Oeste, Buck Jones.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22
INFORMArlON
DEL PUERTO

Cuatro vapores entraron aver
dos americanos, Ellenor y Gulf
trade; Ell espahol Mar Blanco,
que viene a cargar fosfato y ma
dera, y ell japon6s San Francis
co Maru, que tomara un carga-
.mento de fosfato.
Sole una embarcaci6n mayor
sali6 aver, ell vapor Florida de
la compahia Peninsular y Occi-
dental, con pasajeros correspon
dencia y carga para Key West y
la Habana.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22
Los babes de esta noche

Sc verificaran dos bales es-
ia noche y a la misma bora.
Ell primero, en- los salones
del "Centro Asturiano," patro-
cinado por los j6venes que com
ponen el "R. H. Y" y el segun
do, en- la Finca "Villa del Rio
auspiciado por ell Club 1T. c.
N"
Seran madrinas de este bal
le las hechiceras senoritas Vir-
xinia Cubillas, Conchita Can
La gaceta., 1932-01-22
NOTICIAS DE
INTERES\LWAL

La pohcia hara cumplir IL
ordenanza por la cual Sc pr
hibe estacionar AUTOMOBILES @du
rante mas de 80 minutes en- ell
distrito comercial, en- las no.
ras comprendidas de l 6 de
la manana. =
Formula una queja contra
los automovilistas que dejan~
sus automobiles 6oras y horas
en- ell distrito comercial, O. Sr.
Ben Hi, jefe del Department
to de limpieza de GALES.
~ jefe de detectives, Bush,
mbi6n estima que serfa con-
~Eeniente hacer cumplir la or :
(PGsG q Ia la
La gaceta., 1932-01-22

en- ell Hospital de Cook, a la
senora Cleo Giddens, por ell ia
lentoso medico-cirujano DR..
Juan E. Hernandez, habiendo'
sido un franco y complete EXT
to.
Al desearle una pronta Gu
ra a laAsenora enferma, quere-
mos felitAar a tan distinguido
galeno.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22
Embarca ell domingo

Para la capital de la Repd-
blica de Cuba embarcara ell
pr6ximo domingo la elegante
Srta. Angelica Gonzalez, aeon
panada de su tia la Sra. Igna-
cha, VIDA. de San Julian.
I'm mes durara su estancia al
lado de queridos familiares.
Les deseamos una feliz ira
vesia.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22

Fl p~arlamento japones fu6
disuelto aver por orden del En-
perador.
Otras elecciones Sc e~fectuaran
V de 10 smilitaristas sera la vic
toria.
De los militaristas que lie han
puesto I'm enorme rabo amarillo
al Consejo de la Sociedad de
Naeiones ySe han pasado por la
nariz, sin consideration alpu-
ma, el tratado ode nueve pode-
res, ell Convenio de la Liga y
ell pacto declarando illegal la
guerra.
De los militaristas que odian
al TIC Samuel y NADIA les agra
daria mas que pisotearlo y hu-
millarlo; de los militaristas que,
segdn ell Oral Mitchell, no temen
a la escuadra americana, pero
La gaceta., 1932-01-22

co un doble programa: "lndis-
creSt" y ell Captain Thunder.
Para manana anuncia Ia pre-
sentaci9n de Jose Bohr y Eva
Liminana. Los c6lebres artistas
solamente daran una function en-
Royal, debido a tener que en-
barcarse para la Habana ell pro
ximo domingo.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

matara a Joaquin Medina. La
defensa pidi6 la absoluci6n de
Mendoza alegando que este ha-
bia actuado en- defensa propia,
Y que en- los momentos de ocu-
rrir ell suceso Sc h&llaba some
lido a una apreciable depression
mental.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22
Propaganda

Hoy por la noche recorreran
las secciones de Ybor y West
Tampa, varios automobiles lle-
vando a damitas y j6venes muy
conocidos de la localidad, los
que tendran a su cargo la mi
sion de hacer una intensa pro-
paganda a la fiesta de corona
cj6n de la Reina de la Belleza,
que Sc verificara manana en- ell
salon de los "Druidas."
Grandes sorpresas nos reser
va la gran fiesta.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22
En- Chicago

Sc encuentran va instaladas
en- ST Residential, en- la ciudad
de Chicago, la conocida dana
Dora Smith y la angelical Sc
norita Margot Lirio.
Que la felicidad bata sus a
las en- Ia morada e,egida, es ell
deseC del crOnista.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22
CHUNGAS Y NO CHI]NGAS

Palabras de Abraham Lincoln
este pals, con sus constitucio-
mes, pertenece al pueblo que 10
habita".
"Cuando ell pueblo Sc canse
del gobierno existente puede e.
iercitar su derecho constitution
nal de enmendarlo o su derecho
revolucionario de derribarlo".
Asi discurria uno de los gran
des de la patria.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22
Gentil senorita

Gentll senorlta
Raquel Hevia, prima del jo-
ven Diego Heres, lego a esta
ciudad ell pasado microbes, pro
cedente de la ciudad de la Ha-
bana.
Tiene ell prop6sito de pasar
aquf una temporada, en- la re-
sidencia de sus tambien pri-
mos, ell joven matrimonio An
gela Y Cesar Fernandez.
Sea bienvenida tan gentil
damita.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22
LOS JESUITAS ESPERAN Ell
DECRETO DE DISOLUCION

Madrid, Enero 22.-Los Je-
suitas esperan de un momento
a otro la publication del de
creto disolviendO gu Orden. A
segGrase en- los circulos reli-
giosos que ell Oral. de la Com
pahia de JESUS ha ordenado a
'os Jesuitas que continGen e
sidiendo en- Espaha como ciu-
dadan0s privad0s.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22
Para la Universidad

Fdfa Ia OnlVerSldad
Ell joven Hector Serrano, va
lioso estudiante, ha ingresado
de nuevo en- la Universidad de
San Luis, para continuar su~
estudios superiores.
LIE deseamos que al final de
curse obtenga notas de sobre-
saliente.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22
FERRARA ~EMBARCARA Ell.
LUNES

Habana, enero 22.-Embar-
cara ell lunes para los Estados
Unidos, de donde mas tarde Sc
guira viaje a Europa para re-
presentar a Cuba en- la confe-
rencia del desarme, ell DR.. Ores
ties Ferrara, Embajador en- Wa
shington.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22

Palabras del fiscal Skinner
acusando a los trabajadores, la
mayoria de los cuales, en- ell SEN
tir del pueblo latino de Tampa,
son inocenteS: "Estos seran o
no culpables. pero Sc debe hacer
I'm escarmiento." "Muchos de
ellos llevan de IA a Is amos en-
este pals Y han probable su POGO
amor por la constitution al no
adquirir la ciudadania ameri-
cana.
Con los mo culpables" no de-
be hacerse escarmiento o, 81 es
que respetamos las tradiciones
democraticas de esta %republica,
tan nal comprendidas por po-
liticos, funcionarios pGblicos Y
SimpleS cludadanOs.
Y el hecho de que I'm hombre
haya emigrado a esta naci6n Y
decidido continuar manteniendo
su nacionalidad de origen. no
prueba SUI desamor hacia las le-
yes Y la Constitution.
Mas convene a la republica
I'm extranjero que Sc mantenga
fiel a SUI nacionalidad, que un
extraniero que adquiera la ciu-
dadania americana para burlar-
Sc de Is leyes del pals.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22

Oportuno es hacer constar
que entire los juegos proh7bidos
la Loteria es ell menos malo, por
.cuanto garantiza al "punto" la
honrada extraction de los nu-
merOS.
Pero la Loteria, tai como Sc
tira en- Cuba ,un sorteo cada do
mingo, no convene a los traba-
jadoreS Y empleadOs.
Ell obrero que CANA ocho o
diez pesos a la semana Isl lie dan
Loteria todos los domingos, "a
Ia GAIA de la fortuna" dedica
uno o dos de los duros que ne
costa para costear su manten-
ci6n.
Ell domingo es un dia pesimo
para tirar la Loteria y espera-
mos que muy pronto 10 compren
dera asi ell gobierno del muy adj
mirado Don Gerardo; un dia
p6simo porque es ell meior dia
para cue ell obrero, afectado por
la depression, caste en- esperanto
10 que ha menester para alimen-
tarse, vestirse y habitar una
modesto casita.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22
ESPERASE UNA SENTEN.
GA

Hbana, enero 22.-Esperase
de un momento a otro Sc de a CO.
nocer la ~sentencia en- la causa
contra Juan Mendoza, que en- los
portales de la fabrica Partagas
La gaceta., 1932-01-22

Claro para hoy y mahana.
Vientos moderados del Sur.
Maxima aver, 78 grades; mi
nina, 81.
Marea alta, a la 1:01 a. m. K
2:39 p. m. Marea baja, a Ia
8 :05 a. m. y 7:01 p. m.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22
Operada de APPENDICITIS

Una operation dificil y "a
rriesgada de APPENDICITIS lie fue
practicable ell pasado sabado,
La gaceta., 1932-01-22

para Barcelona, con orden de
co0perar con las fuerzas de tie
ira.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22
s @ CT A / + \

to, Maria Vazquez, Maria Sac
co y Lourdes Vazquez.
La gaceta., 1932-01-22
ROYAL

ROYAL
En- esteteatro de West Tam
pa tambitn Sc ofrece al publ
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-13
Prof BaintOn at
Perry School
Delivered Address at Grad
uation Exercises Last
Friday

Prof Roland III. Bainton of Yale
university delivered the principal
| address at the Perry School Of
Business Training Friday evening
Rev Ridgeway Shinn gave the In
vocation and benedictiOn while A
r.. Meyerhans presented the diplo-
mas.
The gold key OF achievement was
awarded Lawrence Baeder OF Mid
dIebury. graduate of tho 1927
class at Crosby high school, mark
| Ing the third consecutive Blue and
White graduate to receive the
honor.
Gold medal typists for the year
included: Dorothy Jaeger, Of Cros-
by, Victoria Crosse and Catherine
ASST of Waterbury catholic high,
and Linda. Perilio, Margaret Doyle
Edith Lang and Georglanna Slade
OF wildly.
Herbert q. Pinter of the Chase
Co, Cameron Klobedanz OF the
Charles II. Kinney Co. and Joseph
Fiftai of the Connecticut Light n
| Power Co, were awarded diplomas
for public accounting dhd auditing
Mary A. Sullivan received her
| Bne epBkID III tHe GhCc hCScu"t"'S
and business administration course
Joseph Zurlo received the highest
rating in the civil service examin-
alton given in this stgte and In the
ranking typist for civil service pc.
sition In the state at the present
writing.
Others who graduated included
| Business administration, James
Murphy, Joseph Zurio. Charles Nc.
Cue, George Marti, Anthony Bar
geIski. Warren Tice, Lawrence Bac-
der. Francis Ashe. and James
Lynch. Bookkeeping course. Anna
Ferrucci. Anna Bares. Margaret
Doyle, Ioiando Angeloni. James ALI
man. James siavin: stenographic
course Henrietta Mikowski: sec.
retariaI course, Hilda Poudim
Freda Kern. Rose Barbara. Dorothy
jackson, Barbara Reynolds. julia
Mole, Anna Zuraitis. Linda Periilo
Edith Lago. Rose Pratta, Gather.
inee ASST, Marion Aubry. Victoria
Crosco, Rosemary Cavnnaugh
Marie clifford, julie Haley. Dorothy
Jaeger. Margaret Howard. Anna
| shobrinslsy. Georgia sIade.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-13
10000 men ON
FIFTH AVENUE
Monster Parade of Holy
Name Societies in
Heavy Rain Storm
40 BANDS IN LINE

New York, June 13--In honor
of the golden jubilee of the New
York Archdiocesan Holy Name
Union. 10000 men paraded up
Fifth avenue yesterday IN the rain,
which had turned to u steady down
pour before the procession was half
over. only three of the marchers
carried umbrellas and they were
elderly men.
Cardinal Hayes reviewed the pa
rade from the steps of st Patrick's
Cathedral. At It's close he appealed
In radio address over Station
WABC for the banishfnent of pro-
family and obscenity from the stage
expressing the hope that the exam
pie of the marchers yesterday
might deter playwrights
with forty bands In line, In
Guiding three of Irish bagpipers In
kits and plaid, the parade formed
In the side streets off Fifth avenue
between Thirticth and Fortieth
streets. The march was to have con
cluded In q rally In the sheep mea-
dow In Central Park, but because
of the rain this was called off af-
ter the first two Of the parade's five
divisions had arrived there.
Brigadier General John j. Phe-
Ian was grand marshal of the par.
ade. He was In full uniform and
wore an armlet of gold and white
the papal colors. On either side Of
him at the head OF tho parade
marched Msgr Brady and the Re,
Eugene J. Callahan of st Gregory
church, spiritual director of thu
Manhattan section Of the Hol,
Name Union.
Police Commissioner Edward p
Mulrooney In civilian clothes. leo
5000 uniformed members of the
Police Department Holy Name So.
ciety, while Fire Commissions
John J. Dorman walked ut the
head of the $500 members of the
Fire DEPARTMENT Holy Name So
ciety. More than 1000 members OF
the department Of Sanitation Holy
Name Society we're In line, while
the Postoffice Society followed with
1000 marchers.
Numerous posts Of the American
Legion appeared in line In uniform.
More than 200 priests we're In the
line OF marchers. Every one In the
parade was on foot exceptS for the
Doiice escort on horseback, which
led the way, and two automobiles
carrying the surviving founders Of
the society. They displayed a gold
and white banner inscribed 1882
1892"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-13
SAILED TO-DAY
ON FRENCH LINER
Two Former Residents OF
City Among Companions
of Cardinal Hayes
ON OCEAN VOYAGE

Among those sailing to-day on
the French liner De Grasse with
the Cardinal Hayes delegates to the
Eucharistlc Congress at Dublin.
ireland, are Rev Thomas b. Con-
lon, o. p. national director Of the
Holy Name societies Of this coun-
try and Rev John Shell. o. r., head
of the Eastern Mission bands with
headquarters at st Vincent Terrer's
church in New York city. Both
priests are former residents of this
city, and following the congress
viii take an extended tour, visiting
Rome. The De Grasse sailed at
noon.
Along with tho New York dele
cation sailing to-day with the car
dlnal there will also be delegations
from the archdiocese OF Baltimore
and the diocese of Trenton. Other
ships Of the Cunard. Red Star and
Hamburg American lines sailing
to-day will carry delegates to the
Eucharistic congress.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-13
DIR Hutchins
to Speak Here
Will Address KiWaniS Club
at the Elton Hotel
Wednesday

DR. Frank Hutchins, senior mem
Der of the Yale-in- China STAFF in
Changsha since the revolution In
1927, has been secured to speak be-
fore the Kiwanis club Wednesday
at their weekly meeting and lunch
con at the Hotel Elton. DIR Hutch
ms Is not only a famous character
himself, but is the brother of the
president of the University Of Chi
cago and the son OF college
president.
Last week IT was announced that
the local club had sent a note to
our senators and representatives al
Washington urging them to pas
certain bills. The Kiwanians vii
be pleased to know that not only
has the secretary had reply from
each Of these geptlemen. but that
one of the bills asked for has been
passed and made law, while the
other Ia now under consideration.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the board Of directors Will be held
Friday at noon at the Hotel Elton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-13
TWENTY TO TESTIFY TIN ARSON TRIAL
LOCAL DELEGATION
TO WASHINGTON
Waterbury win Be Repre-.
scented By About Forty !.
at National Capital
I'm BONUS PETITION

George Mc0rath who had charge
Of the arrangements Of the out
going Of the local delegation to
the World war veterans interest
ing In the gathering at Washing
ton, and who will look after their
interest during their absence said
today that boys neither asked nor
received donations In money. The
only things contributed, 70 far az
Mr. McOrath knows, so he states
were two cans Of salmons. Some as
sistance in the way or foodstuffs
was all they resired.
A truck from Hartford accom-
modated some of the delegates
saturday and the others left In cars
yesterday. All told the number
from this city amounted to about
forty. They Joined with the Hart
ford men and will meet other New
England branches In Boston. Mr.
McGrath says he has been III for
some time else 1t would have been
O great consolation to him to havd
gone with the Waterbury delega-
ton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-13

Ollie colleges, would be willing to
admit that education had poisoned
their faith.
In urging that the knights give
frequent public manifestation OF
their loyalty to church and their
love of Christ 1t was remarked that
| Waterbury as we'll as other cities
have too many men and women
who delight to be considered out
standing Catholics" on special oc-
caslons or when It served their
selfish personal purposes. On other
times they make 1t a point to keep
in the background. silent less their
utterances In defense of their faith,
might reflect unfavorably upon
their social standing. Father
Moriarty paid tribute to the 10y
atty of Catholic womanhood and
expressed admiration for one Wa
terbury woman, who had the cour-
age Of her convictions to openly
defend the teachings Of the Cath
Ollie church. It was In reference to
the action Of Mrs Gertrude Nc
Evoy, wife of Superior Court Judge
Frank r. McEyoy, in opposing the
efforts of members OF the Connecti-
cut League OF Women Voters In
advocating the teaching of birth
control methods. Her voice was
heard while others who are re-
garded as Outstanding Catholics"
were conspicuous for their silence
and evasion.
The speaker also read and COM
mented upon excerpts from the lat
est cncyclical letters Of Pope Plus.
whom he declared was one Of
the greatest leaders the world has
produced In more than a century.
The writings were on the cause OF
the universal economic depression
in which greed and the gratifica-
ton of personal ambitions. figured
largely.
Former Mayor Scully paid trib--
ute to the first grand knight of
Sheridan council, the late Cornelius
Maloney, publisher of the Water
bury Democrat. His eulogy was as
a personal friend and fellow work.
err for years and was concluded
with the remark that waterbury
had need OF such men or Mr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-13
Victory Fund
Meeting To-night


Waterbury's Democratic Victory
Fund Campaign gets under way to-
night with a meeting OF the gen.
eral committee. special committees
and district committee chairmen In
the aldermanic chambers In the
city hall. DIR Andrew J. jackson,
chairman of the general commit
tee and Secretary J. Francis Smith
will be In charge Of the meeting.
The final plans for the cam
ing and the active work Of raising
the city's $4,000 quota will start
Immediately.
The Waterbury drive is part of q
statewide drive to raise funds for
the fall campaign In Connecticut
OF the democratic party and is be-
ing run under the auspices OF the
Democratic State Central Commit
tee and n separate committee Of
democratic leaders.
The makeup of additional COM
mittecs was made public today by
Secretary Smith at committee
headquarters, 10 East Main street.
The special lawyers committee
Is headed by Attorney J. Joseph
Smith and includes: Attorneys
Walter Il. Monagan. William K.
Lawlor. Edward Mascolo, william
Hennessy, Michael v. Blansfeld,
Alfred L. Finklestein, Humbert
Mangini, Joseph A. Hackett. Will
liam r. Keavney. Jr, Sidney s.
Cassel, Vincent Scully. Patrick
Healey, John q. Whalen. James e.
Russell.
DIR James J. Hennessy Is chair
man of the special Doctors COM
mittee, which has for its members:
Doctors Richard j. Hinchey. A. j.
Finn. p. J. Brennan. J. II. Slavln
and Raymond J. Quinn.
DIR Gilbert Kilduff Is chairman
OF the special dentists committee
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-06-13
Busy Day at
Local Churches
1t Rev Maurice F. Nc.
Auliffe Here Saturday
and Sunday

Rt Rev Maurice r. McAuliffe.
auxiliary bishop OF the Hartford
diocese, had busy time OF Il here
Saturday and Sunday when he adj
ministered the sacrament OF cons
firmation to large classes at st
Francis Xavier and st Margarets
churches.
A class OF 325 children were con-
firmed Saturday afternoon with
i'm pressiye ceremonies at st Fran
els church. Yesterday morning at
the ii o'clock mass in st Mar
garet's church class of 1874 boys
and girls received the sacrament.
A special musical program Of
music by Pa1estrlna, Klein, Gou-
nod and Cherubine sung by the
complete choir, soloists and male
quartet was arranged by Prof j. l..
Bonn, organfst and choirmaster.
On both occasions Bishop Nc
Auliffo addressed the youngsters
on the significance of the occasion
and urged that hey remember and
practise the teachings of the nuns,
who taught them their Catholic
doctrine.