The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-18

church, New London. Assistant. Rev. Arthur P. Hanley to St. Jus- tins church, Hartford. Assistant.
 Rev. William J. Leary to the church of the Immaculate COncep. tion, Hartford. Assistant.
 Rev. Edwin B. O'Brien to st. An. thony's church, Litchfield. Assist ant.
 Two We'll Known Here
 Father Butler served here from 1919 to 1881 at the Church of St. Francis Xavier and was one of the citys most popular priests. He served as chaplain of the police and fire departments, was active in par- ochial school athletic activities, and directed several parish organiza. tions. Since 1881 he has been serv. ing in New London, leaving there now to assume his first pastorate. Father Dowd served at the I'm. maculate Conception church here for more than five years, and has relatives here.
 Father Hutchinson
 The Rev. David J. Hutchinson was born in Waterbury, August s, 1895. Educated in the schools of his native town, he was graduated from Crosby High and entered St. Thomas Seminary, Hartford. A decided talent for languages led to his enrolment, after he had fin- ished his classics, in the Royal Uni- versity in Hungary. There he com- pleted his courses in philosophy and theology and was ordained June 26, 1910. Tn September of that year he was appointed chaplain of St. Fran cis Orphanage, New Haven, and given charge of the Hungarian Mis- sion. He became director of the New Haven Bureau of Social Service in June, 1922. His first pastorate was that of St. Catherine's, Broad Brook, to which he was named in November, 1928. Tn June, 1883, he took charge of St. Johns, New Bri- tain. On June 27 next he will be- come pastor of St. Johns, New Haven.
 Father Dowd
 The Reverend John A. Dowd was born in Windsor Locks, February 25, 1886. He is 8 graduate of St. Marys School, Windsor Locks, and of Holy Cross College. His theologi. cal course was made at the Grand Seminary in Montreal. On Decem- Der 19, 1914, he was ordained in the Cathedral at Montreal. His curacies were: Immaculate Conception church, Waterbury, January, 1915, until October, 1920; St. Francis, New Milford, october, 1920, until June, 1921; St. Patrick's, New Ha" ven, June, 1921, until October, 1928; St. Bernard's, Rockville, october, 1926, until June, 1927; St. Michael's, Hartford, June, 1927, until October, 1928. Tn 1928 he was appointed pas- tor of St. Bernard's, Sharon. Father Butler
 The Reverend James T. Butler was born october 13, 1887, in Nau- gatuck. He attended the Public Grammar and St. Francis schools and Naugatuck High school. After being graduated from St. Thomas Seminary he was sent to St. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore, for philosophy and theology. He was ordained at St. Joseph's Cathedral, December 21, 1918. He was curate at St. Fran cis church, Waterbury, from Jan- uary, 1919, until September, 1881. In 1881 he was transferred to St. Mary's, New London.
 Father Falls
 The Reverend Robert H. Falls was born in Bethel, August 1T, 1892. He attended Niagara Preparatory School, Niagara University, and St. Bernard's Seminary. He was or dained March 20, 1920, in the Cathe- dral at Hartford. The Bishop ape pointed him to serve as chaplain at St. Raphael's Hospital, New Haven, for the summer of 1920, after which he was made curate at St. Johns, New Haven. He became administra- tor of St. Johns in October, 1883, and served in that capacity until his present transfer to Litchfield.