The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-19

i quet. They were prepared entirely in Latin and contained such high ly entertaining word com binations as "aquaburgi," Waterbury. Attor- ney Cassidy, himself, was Magister Convivii: Mayor Hayes, Egregius Franciscus Hayer, praetor urbanus, while District Attorney Moriarty was Procurator Regionalis Campi- fortis.
 In reaching for just the right word to express the various viands that were to grace the festive board Attorney Cassidy rose to such heights as this: Jus fervens ex car. ne boum cum caseo. He likewise gave us ova acipenseris garo con- dita, pullus Philadelphiensis tos- tum' o1era selecta cum pomis am- cris, and last but not least. f1os lac- tis gelidissimus cum placentis.
 Attending the banquet were Frank Hodson, Daniel Ryan. The odore F. Carroll, James Patterson, Hector Auray, Andrew D. Dawson, Charles c. Bergin, Dr Daniel Shan ahan, pr P. H. Dicola, Timothy H. Sullivan, William B. Hennessey. pr Francis O'Donnell, pr c. D. Dwyer, Martin J. Keefe, John E. Whelan, Felix H. Heitman, Maurice P. Wrenn, James E. Russell Joseph c. Guilfoile, Joseph A. Hackett. Harry Krasow, T. F. Devine, May or Frank Hayes, William K. Law Tor, John J. Gaffney, James Watts, Cornelius F. Maloney and John H. Cassidy, all of Waterbury: D. E. Shea, William J. Butler, James L. Dalton, and W. F. Sengstacken of Naugatuck: Farrell J. Leroy, Vim cent w. Dennis, J. P. Cooney, Ed win M. Dahill, George E. Cogan. F. H. Flaherty. F. J.. Shugrue, Thom- as s. Smith, Frank H. Burke, Will liam Harney, and Ernest M. Biron of Hartford: Samuel H. Plateou, William J. Carrig, Leonard J. Weatherby, Anthony A. DeLuccia, David J. Mccoy, William H. Bur- land, Frank c. Minnix, and Fred D. Faulkner of New Haven: Joseph M. Pleekas, L. r. DelVecchio, Will liam F. Gala, Harold R. Connolly, Michael J. Sicilian, John F. Me Gowan, Joseph F. Watts and Otto J. Saur of Bridgeport; William E. IIegearty, Raoul J. Benoit, William F. Curtin and W. J. Blogoslaski of New Britain: William Dc Roster Robert J. Stack and William T. Phelan of Bristol: J. Lambert Deg nan of Southington: Harry Cassen, and Dr William O. Kennedy of Tor rington: William H. Kingston of Ansonia: Ernest A. Bretoss and J. A. Feinson of Danbury; A. Belman Of Meriden; c. w. Cassidy of Nor wich: J. J. O'Connell of Derby; pr Harry H. Hefferan of Norwalk; William F. Geemty of East Haven; Frank w. Daley of Branford; Frank A. Finderak of Stratford; Thomas Moriarty of Springfield, Mass: Leo Klauberg of New York city: Jack Haggerty football coach of Brooklyn; N. Y.: and former football coach, Dr Frank Gargan of Hartford.
 Attorney Cassidy's opening re- marks follow:
 It is an extreme pleasure for me to greet such a large gathering of men, who have received their edu- cation at an institution which has a background and a history whose early pages bear the date concur rent with the adoption of the Con- stitution of the United States, for it was in 17S9 that John Carroll, first archbishop fo Baltimore, kinsmar of the signcr of the Declaration of Independence, launched George town College on it's long career fo honora ble service to God and cour- try and spreading knowledge through it's students. That company of religious men who have ruled it's destinies during all these years and brought it to it's high position among similar institutions are not amateurs in their chosen field. They are not instructors for hire, bu for love of their fellow men. They do not rely upon novelty in curriculums; they do not expert a young mans mind; they do not ment with so delicate a subject as resort to the press with high sound ing phrases on the ways and means of the education of youth in order to bolster prestige. They do not