New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 3, 1930, Page 17

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1930. 17 %————————— Malden Cemetery Reopened for Visits to Grave of Rev. Power| | pany, which is known throughout |the world. Major Montague D. ‘\Xam- of the Boy Scou ciation of Great Brifain and personal rep- resentative of Lord Baden-Powel, chief scout of the world and found- er of the movement, will be on the | program Friday mor! April 11 There will, be internation. scouting exhibit, showing t} badges and uniforms of scouts in Malden Holy Cross cem here, more than 1,000,000 pilgrims knelt | at the grave of Rew Patrick J. Pow- | er last fall, was again open {o the| bublic today. Numerous miraculous cures of bodily ailments were reported to nave been effected during the last of October and the first of November | through the anointing of afflicted nearly 50 nations. parts with rain water or earth from |also include photographs and print- the priest’s grave. ed matter from all nations. finally the cemetery was ordered| Among the local men who have closed and Roman Catholic authori- | expressed their intention of going ties began an investigation into th Prescident Ii. L. Warren, Lo- supposed cures. The reopening of |gan Page, Judge M. D. H the cemetery to the public seemed | Scott, Sherwocd Rayr cor to indicate that at least one of the|B. Taylor, Col. W. W. Bullen, Dr. reported cures had been found to be E. Dary, Paul Guiber % R. G genuine. | patric and O. A. Ericl Superintendent Ildward O’'Connell| Other men undecided but of the cemetery, a brother of Wil-|trying to arrange their au liam Cardinal O’Connell of the Bo. permit their taking part in ton diocese, declared in announcing | Thursday afternoon and the reopening that such huge crowds | features on the progr: as journcyed to the priest 3 last fall would not be permitted in the cemetery. Father Power's remains were transferred to a new grave in front| of All Souls’ chapel when the ceme- tery was closed. Two iron now surround the plot. Superintendent O'Connell an- nounced that the graveyard would | ;" yp, ‘office, be open between 9 a. m. and 5 p. M. | 730" oclock. and between 1 p. M. mpere will be a and 5 p. m. on Sundays. An official | 5 4" statement from Cardinal momun‘mh with regard to the reopening is ex- pected soon. BOZENTOATTEND SCOUT GATI [iATHERINI] A Local Comncil Members Wil , Hear Famed Scouting Leaders & rorts hand promptly in order to b mitted. Candidates who desire | join this troop bri 1 The New England regional me d by Principal 1. L Ing of Boy Scouts of America, e | the Roosevelt school held April 10 and 11 in Spring will find at least members of the New 4 cil attending. More than 500 ar expected from all scctions of England The big feature will be the banquet in the ballro of the Kimball hotel on Thursday night, April 10. At this meeting| Mortimer L. Schift of New Yo international commissioner of th Boy Scouts of America will speak. | Mr. Schift is a member of the bank- | ing firm of Kuhn, Loeb and Com- Mass., April 8 (UP)— ctery where are: are to th Nature Stady ccond session of the study course will be in char; M. Isleib, with a special guest jand speaker, R. ¥. Lund, of ,\u:whn.ml educat E jtional maps and lea will given out to the attending to- nights’ session, will be held Course The of Te b men which scout hike man is u in this in order special 10 .U‘mu ;w roup of s me HI chur wm retl | which t ion ill put on in cooper with v's club of p 10 Meets Troop in master Herbe important m synagogue of of l 1 o reg and v |2 st W. M. Greens charge of Scou Goldma ting last 1 the | of the conferenze | and 1. 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