The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-15

do not come to a full realization of this until on sickbed or in an ac- cident and then ask for Q priest be- fore doctor. But we should strive for this at ali times, and we can still lead a normal, healthy life, he said.
 Study clubs in which groups of about the history of the church have proven of much benefit in Waterbury. Some members have a topic to report on each meeting. and there is an open thought-pro- voking discussion which is pleas- urable and informative to all talk ing part, Atty Scully said.
 Brands Hitler Menace
 Adolph Hitler. Nazi leader of Germany, Is a menace to civiliza- ton and 1t were far better for the world if he and Joseph Stalin, Rus- sian dictator, had not been born. Prosecuting Attorney Martin l.. Caine said in an address He pre- dicted a war in Europe within two years and possibly within one year. It has been caused by the selfish desires of persons who classify themselves as statesmen. Such a conflict is pending because of the hatred whcih has developed on the European continent, when peoples try to put nationalism above salva- ton of their souls.
 Every human being has the right to be ambitious. Atty Caine de- clared, but when he sets up ideas of his own as to conduct toward fellowmen and does what he wishes to, there Is bound to be trouble. He expressed pleasure at passage in congress of the recent bill which barred sending U S. troops to for eign lands.
 In conclusion he said 1t Is far better for us to suffer the pains of unemployment than to have one human life lost on foreign oil.
 Warden Talks
 Warden John Sheridan gave Q brief talk, saying the annual com munion breakfast was one of the high lights of the year in St. Mary's g parish. He praised the men for turning out and the pastor, Rev Richard Morrissey, who capably served az toastmaster.
 Rev Morrissey gave an inspiring talk, telling of the attempt to up- root the Catholic church in other countries and of the forward progress of the church through the ages. He praised the work of D. Michael Smith, Holy Name presi- dent, who welcomed the gather ing, and of all who cooperated. He called MT Sheridan the greatest of all wards" in troducing him. Charles J. Baxter, editor of a To- cal paper, also highly praised MT Sheridan, MT Caine and Rep. Me- Dermott' in a talk, and compli- plimented tho organization on its splendid showing.
 Entertainment Good
 Vocal entertainment was fur nished by Andrew Nolan, Francis Sheehan and George Smith, the latter two of Waterbury, with Mir Nolan leading group singing and Miss Anna K.' Lynch, Organist, act ing as accompanist. John Cullinane head the committee in charge.
 Those present were: James Walsh, Ray Kamaitis, Joseph Ka- maitis, Michael J. Kamaitis. Jo- seph Sirtowt, James Casey. Charles Fogarty. John A. Reilly, Luke Comiskey, Fred Zehnder. James Dunn, James Dunn, Jr., Richard Kennedy, James F. Foy, Kenneth Foy. Leo Costello, William Dolan. William Linskey, Thomas Carew. John Zebrakus, Ernest Bender, William Scully, Stanley J. Nau, Ray Deitrick, Joseph Burns, John Carey, Frank Smith. Charles Dan- ick, P. E. Scully, William T. Con- roy, Joseph Sokoloski, Henry So- feico, Cornelius Bowling, Charles Green, E. H. McGowan, Harold Macdonald, John Larner, IT. G. Wolff, John V. Vanasse. Thomas F. Baxter, James Delaney, A. E. Brown, John Dermody, Thomas A. Grant, James r. Jones, Frank Jones, Charles Pramelis, M. W. Morris. Philip Malone, Philip Con nell, Joseph Korhut, John c. Win sel, Warren Jackman, Anthony Sedeff, Frank s. Glynn, John J.. Illes. Frank Borbas, Michael Orosz, Gustave Borbas, John Lau CT, Patrick Goggin, James Rafferty. William Muldowney, Rocco Mari- ano, Charles Cronin, Joseph Fa- niewski, Michael r. Kenny, Edward Goggin, Raymond Goggin, Dennis M. Linskey. Richard Kelly, James Sheridan. James J. Casey. Edward Reilly, John r. Fitzgerald. William F. McDermott. George C. Lambert, Martin l.. Caine, Rev +. A. Nor rissey, Vincent A. Scully, D. Mlch- ael Smith, John J. Sheridan Charles J. Baxter and Thomas P Reilly, the last nine being at tho speakers table.
 Many Present
 Louis Bertothy, Jr.. Ladislus Bertothy, Joseph Farkes. John Fekets, John Mezzo, Peter Fetyko. William Jones, John O'Connor, Jr., Maurice Cowan, Otto Keller. Jr.. John Wilcox. Joseph W. Burke, Michael Kunkel, Edward Meyers, victoc Poulin, George Paulln. John J. Linskey, Jr., Tracy Breen. Francis J. Linskey, n. Howard Hackett, W. J. Baxter. Ray Glynn, Edward Parkinson. Sr.. Edward Parkinson. Jr., Francis Scully. Francis Reilly, James Reilly, John Gilbert, James F. Kissane, John F. Nissan, Leo Hanlon, R. J. McKier- nan, J. T. Delaney. stephen D. Col lins, Matthew Fleming, Joseph ShanIey, Julius Banno, George Mezzo, John J. Kelly, Anthony Froelick, Richard F. Tuckey, Charles P. Barnum. Frank Wynne. Richard J. Kelly, Joseph P. Kane. James Thurston, Henry Garland. Howard Thurston. John M. Con- nole, John J. Connole, Martin l.. Caine, Jr., T. P. Murtha, Joseph Mikalchus. Albert Dalton, William F. Kelly, John O'Connor, Robert Grant, Donald W. Linskey. Andrew F. McCann. Joseph M. Monahan. Alex Baukus. Stanley Gesseck, John Cronin, Michael J. Carberry, George r. Maher, Harold Brennan. Jacob Guischer, John R. Hackett, Louis Lakatos, Joseph Grant. John Curtin, John Welsh, Daniel Mona. han. Jr., Ray Howard. Stanley nasauskas. Kenneth Charles