New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 4, 1928, Page 3

{ HOLY CROSS PARISH HISSIN T0 START Class of 500 Cadren to Be Cor- firmed Opening Day Next Sunday, December 9, will mark another milestone in the pro- gress and existence of the young Holy Cross parish, with two im- portant church features taking place. One will be the confirmation of ap- proximately 500 children and the other the beginning of the first mis- sion which will last for twe weeks. The mission will be inagurated with a solemn high mass at 10 o'clock and will continue through Sunday, December 23. Hervices will be held every day and evening under the direction of twe Vincentian mis- sionaries of Whitestone, Long Island At 3 o'clock in the afterncon of the first day, the unusually large class of children will be confirmed by Bishop Nilan. In the morning the ehildren will attend maes and re- eeive holy communion, and for this purpose confessions for the children will be held all day Saturday. Beginning Monday and continuing throughout the week, mission sery- fces will be conducted for women and girls only, while the second week will be for men and boys. A definite program of daily services will be an- nounced Sunday morning during the masses by the missionary priests. Confessions will be heard every day #nd the earliest mass will be at 5: oelock in the morning. services will be conducted every eve- ning at 7:30 with one of the mis- sionaries delivering a sermon and lecture. VIRGINIA STUDENTS SHARPLY ASSALED Liquor Drinking Is Declared Rampant oo Campus Richmond, Va. Dec. 4 (P— Students at the University of Vir- ginia have been charged with ex- cessive drinking and their president, Dr. Edwin A. Alderman, has come to their defense. Following_ publication of a letter by the Rev. David Hepburn, superin- tendent of the Virginia Anti-Saloon league, to Governor Byrd of Virginia, in which Hepburn said reports in- dicated that drinking at the school amounted to a state wide scandal, Dr. Alderman replied that liquor consumption at Virginia was no greater than at other similar institu- "RABALM HEALED MY VARICOSE VEINS without a®_operation’ eays Mr. A ayer, Groser, 116 Washington Sireet, Glou- eonter, Mess. l'm-l-rho-'\'lnen-lefl, Bl louuu?o'nmu-u The NEW K rigidaire Wesper | |tions. He also declared emphatic- ally that in no sense was it entitleg to be characterized as a state wide scandal. Call> On Byrd 4 Dr. Hepburn called on Governor Byrd to permit federal prohibition agents as uninterrupted access to the sity grounds, fraternity houses and student body as bootleggers are now rsported to have. He explained that the purpose of the agents would not be to punish drinking professors or students but to protect them from | bootleggers. Governor Byrd said that he would efer Dr. Hepburn's letter when it wAs received to Dr. Alderman, as was customary in such cases. Pr. Hepburn mentioned no specific reports of drinking but. a statement commenting on drinking among stu- Carolina-Virginia football game by a Fredericksburg minister. Honor System False The Anti-Saloon league official said the authorities had shown no disposition to improve conditions at the school. He also declared that the Tionor system at Virginia was “obgolete and false” and protected the lawless liquor element. Dr. Alderman in his reply said | university authorities were engaged |in a constant effort to promote so- { briety. LEAD SIX DAY RACE Team of McNamara and Vannek'Are Out in Front After 35 Hours of Pedal Grind Madison Square Garden, New | York, Dec. 4 (UP)—McNamara and Vannek held the lead in the six day bicycle race at § a. m. foday after 35 hours.) The standings: M L. P McNamara-Vannek ... 615—9—17 Georgetti-Spencer —5—64 Debaets-Beckman —8—49 Walker-Horder ..... —§--3§ Letourner-Brocardo ... Linari-RBelloni Walthour-Deulherg . Blanchonet-Cugnot . Petri-Croley .. Zucchetti-Negrini Kockler-Hanley Keller-Merkner . RBello-Delponte . Brocco-Raffo . Stockholm-Pelosa . Leader—McNamara. Formor record 754 miles. 9 laps made by Cagmeron and Kalser in 1015, [ 614—8—56 614—58—36 614—7—28 SCHOOU, TEACHER RESIGNS Miss Mayonne §. Bayer of 725 Arch street has resigned her posi- |tion in the New Britain school sys- |tem to take a place as head of the [ book department of Macy's in New York city. She became a teacher in the New Britain school in 1923 and for two years, until 1925, was an instructor at the Smalley school. She left the service but returned later to take u position as open air teacher at the Walnut Hill school. 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