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“‘5" ’ RED BY IN HARTFORD! Insignia of the BishOp'o Rank.
, ”TABLIS -————:— l The bishop'9l'ing. given to Rt. Rcv.
JAMS GOLDEN (Continued From rirst Page) Bishop Murray. is a Syrian amethyst
with an eagle. emblematic of St. John,
1 , ' . , ithe Evangelist, cngraven on the upper
IL & A. In. GOLDEN. ”09351093821193: ’3‘:"Cith$;§lilc Sifilcquiliisection. A dove. represents Gregory,
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ing practically all in the diocese, theiMumy tamilv in lreland. The words
1memhr~rs of various orders, both clel1i‘rrjon the ring are Agnus Dei. The fur-
m um 5:54; sets 6:47. cr parishes had the remaining seats patron saint of. the cathedral.
digllitul'ics ol‘ the day, receded menus. now in the National Museum at
89"”‘0- This entered through theibublin. The central stone is an emer-
lain street. 18': and 3rd “1.99"
each month, July arid A393“ 9309’" my. The consecrator, Most Roverendfi
.04. It 3 0'¢1°Ck- All Master Masons John Bonnnno, apostolic delegate,!
9011113117 invited. A33 T- Lowndea, W. archbishop of Melitine, with his assist-
reccptacle is for relics of the martyrs,
and such were placed in it during the
l consecration.
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meats in Masonic Temple, 30““ Ma diocesan and the Rt. Rev. Thomas J.
o ' than that in the ring.
- “not. thoh 2ntdaanglozih szmzyzu; Shnhan, rector at the Catholic Uni~l The alb, a seamless robe of white,
- a ”ch mom e'cia A?! R A'. Mason! cor— verslty 3‘ “ashlngtou, D“ L' The “’8‘ hand-made lace, wa‘s wrought by Sis-
filéxmandt fr'aternally. Invited. stating priest at the altar Was Rev. ters of St. Joseph of Le Puy. in south-
.Butl" ““9““ N°‘ 38' R‘ A' M. "I" lot St. Thomas' Seminary, I-lartlord:.l . nt Hartford The
I ”meet on Timothy evening. Mal-oh m and other olicers were Rev. James 13' gibsits' 1°53) gsegcllh‘eeca'ssock. The red
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. . . Mcflrurk, South Manchester, deacon of 2%,? “1:133:13; (JFK-11: 130:3: tag
the mass; Rev. U' 0' Bellerose, Tatt- shoulders and a tunic over the stole.
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I n ”,1 or the American Rev. M. A. 813nm W
_, 412%?“ ””9" can‘t}. Ti commandant 1m vol-k.
° Chaplin: omit” “him”- 1’
“It is to: the soldiers ““1 “he” 2. H. Mouton. m, sauna. r. J.
“0 too; out in the war to W V“: loom-mick, Want-m. D. c. :i . \,__._2&.—.__. a
11"addltlond will“ M 'u ' The his .8? imam. m “W" EMINEL .
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l The“ 1‘ n° “ed t° an" :3: j b is field. Mass, and Rev. w. A. Keefe, all i '
' otter excuses. e 0 Norwich. !
tions or osed The master of ceremonies was BO". l
.I . . m. N. H. Flynn, the new chancellor of 3
'51” 1138519 over the charges: .the diocese: the assistant masten. ,
rilnnmunt melt be large and "l“ b'“ pre- Rcvs. T. F. Brennan, F. P. Kcough and 1 EA DERS
'léigented with unaccustomed promvt- Vincent McDonough, all of Hartford. 1
f. but the people will pay x, on The Order of Ceremonies.
sale“ The ceremonies were in four pacts:
"1deman ." .T‘ho preludcs, or preliimnary serv-
'Who would have PXDGClW‘. “VGIices; the consecration proper: the I
that other American sol-Intesentation of insignia; and the con- _
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,1 diers 01‘ Ammflun “‘“E'pnpf‘mizuu Iconsecrator and the consecrated, cov- ;
be capable so soon of “3115 “3 cred the period of time of the conse
‘ipumonc service into terms so cold-icmtmn. This followed the prelimi-
: ‘3 blooded as these? enarics, which embraced the reading or ,
1 . ' _ . the manadtory. or apostolic commis- WANT AV M V
The same paper cst—imates thattsion, the taking of the oath. the 91'!Tli(- South £333}? Sentlnoclfas.
the Leeion‘s demand of $00 D91” 0100“} 'amination on the seventeen questions Gentlemen;
it 114 now . concerning lhl‘ canons and articles of I would ‘00 gnu”, “bum '0 you If
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of service, to win which
‘ j‘preparing {or a great
pontifical garments. thr- oxhortation of.colwns_
000.000, and will “uni to the further 'and the prostrntion oi the bishop-elect i am amazed to find that there arc .0
ithe Saints .
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nflation oi' “"1.an .md credit Mil; The conFcCralion Dl‘Opt'r was molgzniiestbe clasins of Sunda.‘ e on u...
an all-round addition to our rccon- ' placing of the evnngclalium on thr- “'lmt is a youth In do?
,, ._ , _ the imposition of hands and the an-'
‘ nciudcs. it is fox the so! . . . ._ , :youlh is not content to sit home and
edit-01' CO muting with holy chrlsm of the crown read books on the only tiny ol‘ ".9“
diers to say what tlwy want." and of the hcad and hands or the bXShOP‘IHc wants pleasure—and. “.th is more.
there will be nolhin; for “infirm“ to,“ m ‘ she'll Rt'l it (.vcn lliough certain men.
’1 ho Episcopal insignia presentation . .. .
.q. , h 2., - wo .. n.) church ir labial
do but 81"“ ’1 to ”1”“- and "0‘ in, . mcludod the blessing and tradition of H?“ “pnflm the ' " l
for the public to do. but m-quioscc. Ville 9.92“”. with the accolilpanying ad-I' NoW, the point is, what ‘5 pleasure?
Maybe so. But illixl sort of ”1an monltlon by tho cmlsecrator, the To mv estimation j, is “Mm. music.
. , . . 1 _ blessing of the rinz‘cnd the placing of . .
takes the heart out (it an old fdslllOfl . ,_ - . . dancing. panties, sociables, or some
n on the thud tinge: of the new b‘s‘“ form of tiicalrirul pcriormanccwimll
ed American who cannot loam. even 055 right hand, the tradition of the what is betti‘l‘ than a clean ”mm...
now to reckon wm- survive according ovangelarium with the command to shown-wind that is: what our theatr-‘s
0 how much money the- suldier; $32531 '11:)“ hfim‘WlAto‘geomfy 3:10 are giving to our room; men and “'0‘
might have nludo it the) had stoic gifts of the candles, the two loaves of mtg}.w if You Now up the citv and
int home, to whom lllt‘ll' very sacrifice bread, and the two barrels of wine takeo these-kind 01f pleasures ‘awnv
V .brings priceless compensation. rc- were made to the consecrator. The from thcn then "H. mm“ will by}
,membcred with hlmoi-ublc sntlstac fagsz‘glr‘gge‘dmcgrtgguge trifisltlllgsgidzigl l12iihcrthcy will IN“, ”N, city (fin Stun;
' ion. . . . the altar until after the communion. “§‘-‘fs,1u?,‘f°f§§hf,fdefln,‘thiagIl‘r'e 10:)?
Paying that twu or illrco lnlllonia' is when he changed to the gaspel “d“ 1)::itl7cns of Norwnlk: Will vou' stand
fthe easiest part. 0|. it. Thc nation After the blessing of the mass, the mi- hr and see m0 name of m": tuir city
can do that, it it scents ““095“,.“ tro was blessed and the consecrntor degraded, by the gradually incl-casing
and can also stand 1I ‘ incill 1““ un- Up till this time the consecrated wore h (1 such"
ettling of finance and business will his barcttn. The glovcs were then “Yes “‘15 "1?th truth.
33 conditions Howe begun to improve. blessed and pl on his h (is. ' Regardless of the numerous nrgu.
, , The conclusion of the ceremony .. . b i . w our cit 1
.1110 hard thing to bear is the new commit,“ the “Ingmg of the m“, nlcnts orl unlinl) Ln! meta.R mace“:
" 1‘. n‘ ‘ - is lately .n-(oming noun a.
mndnrd of patriotism set forth, V» th Doom, the blessing by the new ms” and unsafe for our (-llildrcn—-and to
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any? i a g 5 ing our motion lili‘llllf‘ theatres, 'sn)
Lute:- this matter is disposcd of. wgshgfms‘fcfiIgI”:fgfize‘gfiem'3 35(Vi:;_ visit those places and jud‘sc gxlglgl“;
mm mm 11111111 11 111 New The mom was':t;‘.‘.;.::1:i::1;.:3;: ‘3”..‘3‘23305J0nn p...
Itfie dollar-wyear business men, and dli‘E‘Cte-d by Rev. John 1- helley, 01 to places and the good music.
be done with it? Stamford: Rev. Walter 'McCrann, of It is morally and educationajly flood
_ Norwalk, was organist. The chants _ ) ‘ < M. 1,
SIN" FEW IN. LONDON' . Ifvrerc. by the Rev. J. F. Barrett, XV. I). rm ‘1“ y"““h_‘_'____~.__ _S "
There was a. big Snm Feiu meeting Casey. JOSH,“ C. Martin, Andrew K91, TOO LATE 'ro PLANT
was other night in the heart of Lon- ly, Harry Cassldy, JamesH. Grady, P.
J. Dolin, all of Hartford: George 1 OYSTERS THIS YEAR
l 1 fill with a. .
“EMA b$_1wli “aim ,ded f Irish Brady. Windsor Locks; Stephen Gro- . —--
398 g, ‘ :3an ng “ 0' ' '30]. NEW Britain: PM“ Keating, Stam- Fair Haven Growers Declare State
radicals, and 40,000 more clamored at ford; Charles M. Kelly, Bridgeport: Aid Must Wait.
e doors. Sinn Fein orators de— William Kilooyne, Waterbury; Denis
m iced England to their hearts” con-
.T ompsonviile: W. F. O'Deli. Eim- late to do ,anything this year." said
Imdcnce for Ireland. was: Bhaughnessy, Bridgeport, and , , . ‘ pd
vAnd where were the British police? Matthew 3’91de New Haven. & BTO‘HL a} ster growers, when 181k t
The? were right there protectmi; The. retinue 0f priests who “SSW ”at night about the pm“ to 1‘ an
4 c _ ' ' . _' at the altar services was a long one. spawning- Oi‘SmFS 011 the beds 5° as ‘0
muse pitiless Irish separatists in the The tllurit‘er was Rev. Anthony Kai- increase the supply of small oysters.
right of assembly and free speech of (alter, Hartford: the acolytcs, Revs. J. H 1, d t tl itio ‘
which Albert Hall is a monument and A1 Doberiy, Torrington, and Rev. 1" F' e re one o m propos n o pur-
throwin out an En l'eh 'h Lynch, Ansonia; the cross-bearer, chaSe spawners and the planters to
g ' y g h ma" w 05° Rev. L. M. Finn, Dnnbnry; the mitre- appropriate :1 like amount. "But I
sense of patrioaic duty led him to la- bearer, Rev. Cornelius Tenlings, Wa- believe the nevi legislature will do
tempt the proceedings. There were tefbm‘y; the cmier—bearer, Rev. Da‘ ‘
3 few arrests made—but no Irishman vid Hutchinson. New Haven; the book. something in this line towards sav-
"ivere arrested It was their ‘ heater. Relic J. R. Quinn; Merideni ing ”‘9 035‘" “1‘1“"? 0’ this’vxcm-
I, and th B _; oi", candle-bearer. Rev. J. J. McCormick. My," he continued. Capt. Liner-no
e ntlsh authorities took a mam-d: gremalerbeafel‘r RGV- D‘m‘ Ludingt - if th In t
British pride in chaperonlng it. They 19‘ Manning, Waterbury; gloves-bean .on 8333 e p n era were
Amight not. have stood for it in Dublin "2 827. Edward Flynn, West Hart-“mm" ‘0 plant 1°“ “1° ”9“" ”“1
u t in London where the had » . m . as formerly, there would be no trouble
’ 3 mm The chaplains for>the mandatum about getting an oyster m He
power to crush any such demon, and svaagelarium were Revs. N. P.
,_ learthy, or Moosnp, respectively. Blamed. there was very seldom a year
'11 Englishmen are mad once said! For the, offerings they were: Cam‘cttailure in the oyster set.
.. $333103 philosopher. Maybe an. ' dies, Very Rev. Joseph Byrne, Fern-
?therya methodm I“ dais: golden mat of bread, Rem. ’
. . er madness. Charles Coppnos,,New Britain; silver? FREIGH‘T TRAFFIC IMPROVES
-—- loaf of bread. Rev. Stanislaus musielfi- - -
to a since, a hat, a. pm or a {.1 strident cask oi“ vino, Rev. 1 CHICAGO: AW“ 28.-—Bailr9ad man-
1% mafia-gee 15m. “1-,, 1069311 «Valdambx'ini, Waterbury, and .839” here today claimed continued
notfindinyour or" sliver-cask of wine, Rev. Wale
‘ ~ ; _ m; L 0111. t r imprtzemont in freight mine, but the
m. “m“ ‘5‘“! for the . Jim Wren Association (10»
. . . consecrator’s . 1
._ were: Wand mshion. elated tho situation on resulting
m1y.pr. Kearney. Bristol; aim the strike
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Work. the Mark Masom' 00"”- mmu, Bridgeport. first deacon 0‘ 301“ wk in the suits is indicative of rank.’
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AFRIL 28, 1920. gleut num 9‘ (. prlc. ‘3 l’ ere. "m ”’0' s “PM Of blue, 31‘? from the arms 0' ”19 on record as sympathlzing with Ire-
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. mrUR-B WAG F03 'and nuns. ”18 waiting “Mg-V and {MUS lhcr engraving is of a column from an mitted to the L918“. 9 of Nations a:
1 . .. TOMORROW til-195%- {lni‘d 3 “USN“‘T‘MG 991:9”? oi ‘ eleventh century church. in Venice: a son as 1 self-government it \‘taincd,
. .1 the :i':1ililllg CflDanY- Th? Pansmon‘aroee, emblematic of Mary, the Mother “re istered the‘ d th f in
ig‘h tide 8‘56 3- 111., 9- 6 P- m' ore mid huzlrerls of Catholic-s from Mir 2 of'God and a lilv for St. Joseph the' z ea 0 tyranny . an
. ' ‘ ' Ireland." said Monsignor Michael I.» . .
1 - and “1}”! ill}? galleries. '_ an The bishop's pectoral cross is a Fogarty, bishop of iiiilaloe, in a oer"
MAOONIC NOTICES A ploopssmn of the priests. with l loopy ot’ the Cross of Cong, A. D., man here yesterday. He declared A
.. . the importance of the action of the '1
out WoliLodae. N0. 109- F- 3"“ A- M' ain alums :lt Farlnington il\'t‘illl(‘.,:ald with forty-tour small emeralds in Senate "could not be overated," and
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“6°“. 1“ Masonic building. fl, of "‘1 ilic pm“? nt‘miio thihappointted the setting. The lnctalJS of green that it “applied the principle of tree-
places, “the" m c "J r or e sane u- gold and the traccry on it is Celtic. A dom to Ireland."
brated with solemn services in every
Butler chapter. No. 38. R- A' M" ed by the Rt. Rev. John J. Niian. the amethyst on each side deeper in coior church throughout. the land that dec-z -
Ilaration of America. But in her man-
iacle‘s. from dungeons and from abovei
it," graves of her martyred dead, the ‘:
“WNW F- McAulifre, vice-president ern France. It was the gift or Sisterslsaluted the mat people of America
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from the reign of terror she Buttered."I ‘
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I. Robert M. Wilcox 89c m .mis, wcr. (ltlllldt‘ high altar, “blltlae lhi: The CMGT. the episcopal emblem. he declared, “she would have ceteU
7‘ __.____.__.... bishopi-elec'trhla a septrate a. ria is of gold, five feet in length, jointed. .
one or e. e consecra or was 838 st- the crook supporting a cross with an
. [sake of justice and honest truth. .She
‘ . iced more was still one In
PAYING FOR PATRIOTIOM. “lie. subdeacon- The chasuble is of while watered silk ”1° th-
The preacher was Rt‘ Rev. Thom“ with gold ileur-dc—lis embroidery, with Whose war flag was not interlaced
. .. . . 3 mm of Christ in them. - , _ ._
‘lns the walled c°mP°“““°“ 3“ The ennui-inn to slam Nil-n m m, mud. was. m smith We hypocrisy With suCh a
ten or Hunt's film, the has. 8n"
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"drive on Con- lfaith, the vesting of thc bishop-elect in you would publish this letter in your;
grass,” will cost the nation “Amrithc consecrator to the consccrated.‘ As a new “In", of South Nor-walk.
depreciation of 0m. war bonds. flu-they , during the chanting of the Litany Of-many hypocrite in this city who do~_
15 struction troubles. Nevertheless the neck and shoulders of the blshopelechl n grand.U ll) reason that the mcdern'
placed it. on the head of the bishop. reports of raids. on disorderly hung”,
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pparent sincerity, by so many Amerl- on and the singing of the “Ad lllullos those who advocate ”“5 plan of (.105;
ornrien, 'Somerville; W. 1F. O'Brien, FAIR HAVEN. April 28.—“It is torn
tent, ‘and dBmanded'unqualifled inde- d; W‘ A‘ Rainier, Putnam; Ed‘ Manager Herbert I. Brown of Miller‘
at ,. they' abetted it. IColenlan, of Riverside, and J.‘ E. Mc- says years ‘3‘” when ““5 ground was
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for this declaration of sympathy andl
hope in her national struggle." '
mighty ally. Ireland can afford to
We her time in calm confidence.
confusion ferednnv
United. resolute and determined, it is
only a matter of short time until
justice 13 made triumphant.
DEATH 0% Tvnouuv in mum)
United States Was Beneficial.
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NENAGH Ireland, April 2.6»Reser
valions to the treaty of Versailles
adopted in the United States on
land and declaring she should be ad
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