The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-18

-@---sS---s .,--- :. = desired Tor your education, to mako you happy. here ana hnto, aftor?" Father Fitxgerald asked "You can, children now oompon,. sato your father and mother for ail thoy hnvo dono. for you. ThahK your teachers, also," ho advised.
 Don't lot it bo snld of you ohil. dron that you wore so ungrntcful to your fnthor and mother that you could be classified among tho m grntos of whom 1t could bo said, "thoy blto tho hand that foeds them,'
 "Bo grateful, bo thinkfui ehil- dron. It is n virtue.
 "I congratulate tho members of tho graduating class 1nd nope and pray tho Lord will bless your efforts in tho broader fold of cd. ucntion until you reneh tho high. ost knowledge, God himself In liis Kingdom" ,.,
 Bonodiotion of tho blessed snern. mont then took plaeo with lseV' Michael Koating officiating. An ap- propriato musical program was rondored by tho organlst, Mise Frances $. Higgins.
 Tho graduates mndo pretty pic. turo, the girls being attlrod In whito dotted dresses with bluo snghos and wearing white hats with bluo bows. Tho boys woro bluo eonts and whlte trousers. A bluo and whito ribbon adorned each al. plomn. Father Fitzgerald presented the diplomus. There was a good At- tendance at tho exercises.
 Gloria Plume Meets
 Discussion of a field day to bo held in tho noar future and election of officers featured tho meeting of Glorln Fiumo lodge, Sons and Daughters of Italy yesterday at tho lodge house at the corner of Elm and Scott streets. A committee con slstlng of Rocco Sable, chairman, Louis Cretello, Louis Mngone, John Magono and Andrew Slrlca was choson to mako plans for tho fold day. It will meet Thursday night.
 Peter Marello wns ro-oleetod president of tho society nnd Mrs. Della Mariana was reelected imam clal secretary. Othor officers choson follow: Louis Chetollo, vico-pros- ident; Antonio DelVichi, recording secrotnry; Mrs. Mamie Plcello, treasurer; Mrs. Jano Morro and Mrs. Carmolln Sabia, mlstrosses or ceremony; Rocco Sabia, insido guard; Miss Rose Bontempo, Mnr- Ion Bowling, Joseph Rusote, Julia Triano and Louis Tangredi, trus- tees. The society will attend tho stnto field day to Do held in Dan- bury on July 20,
 Two Meetings Tonight
 A meeting of tho Naugatuck Taxpayers League will be held to- night in the courtroom at o'clock. It Is the organization meeting and there will be speakers. Tho Nauga- tuck Builders exchange will meet tonight at 7:30 in the town hall to discuss action concerning bid do- posltorles in Naugatuck. Oiiicers of tho exchange urge all contrac- tors to attend,
 Priest Going to Ireland
 Rev, Richard r. Morrlssey, pas- tor of St. Mary's church, will spend part of the summer in Ireland. no announced Saturday. He will sail at 5 o'clock Friday on the s. 5. Cyn- thia.
 He will visit his brother in Tip perary and other relatives in Ire. iand. He has not yet announced who will have charge of the par ish in his absence.
 Fourteen Children Graduated
 Fourteen children were gradua- ted from St. Hedwig school last night and received diplomas. The graduation exercises were very well attended and were featured by m address by Rev. Paul Piechocki pastor. who congratulated the chil- wren who were graduated.
 Two plays were well presented by the pupils and the entertain ment program was quite good. Rev. Francis Ouch of Waterbury was unable to attend tho affair.