The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-18
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 Of Episcopal Forum
Rev Murray T. Hunter Says Rev Charles E. COughIin
 Not Guilty of InsinCerity
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same? Many, in fact, with far less credit to them, since they do il
 solely for private gain.
 "Yet, 1t is one thing to believe in a mans altruism and another
 thing to accept. the validity of his plan. We know Father Coughlin is speaking for the poor and dis.
 couraged, but to follow his leader ship that isn't enough. We must also know that he Is reliable economist. This is a very compli- cated industrial order we are liv- ing in; the best intention in the country may not keep it from gO- ing haywire in our hands. Father Coughlln must know whereof he speaks, else his lobby | ing will be but the blind leading the blind. As a political guide, I'm position to the World Court Is cer. tainly to be deplored.
 But ought Father Coughlin tc
 be dealing with such mattersi Why so? Because he is a priest
 But this Is prejudice. We have nc objection to other organized pro. fessions and trades expressing theiI political and economic opinions. Oi
 is 1t that we're afraid that the so.
 cial idealist will be able to get a;
 the money changers and turn them out?
 "The question of church and
 state is already answered by law
 They are to live side by side and
 be of mutual help. History amply
 proves that a church-dominated
 state is bad for the state and tlie
 state dominated church is bad foi
 the church. But what happens fl we keep them in separate com. partments? We have n goddess
 state and a useless church. Surely this is not what the framers ot
 the Constitution intended nor is il
 to the best interests of the na. Father Duffy to Give Sermon Rev. Edward Duffy of the Sa.
 cred Heart church, Waterbury will deliver the Lenten sermon on Wednesday night at St. Thomas
 church. There will also be rosary and benediction! Large numbers are attending the services on Wed.
 nesday. Friday and Sunday eve.
 nings, and also the daily mass al s o'clock on week days. Winners at PinOchTe Mrs. Robert Robinson had high score for women and Frank Wehr. Ie high for men at the pinochlc party of the H. s. Liederkranz so.
 night. Mrs. William Brauckman
  Michael Madden, low. John Waters
 had second for men and Adolpll Petke, low. Irish selections were played and sung in honor of St.
 Patricks day.
 Colloquium Club Meeting The montly meeting of the Col. loquhum Club will be held at the Park street hotel tonight when State Senator John Blackall oi
 Hartford, will give the address. String Orchestra In Bristol The string orchestra of the Swedish Congregational church played at the Advent church jr Bristol last night. The orqhestra t made up entirely of members oi the church and has been heard or
 many occasions here and in neigh boring places. The personnel ol
 the orchestra follows:
 Mandolins, Mrs. August Johnson Mrs. August Lindquist, Mrs. Gun mar Lundberg, Miss Mildred Lund. berg; guitars, Gunnar Lundberg Alfred Lundberg, Henning ALund- berg, Miss Ella Swanson; violins Oscar Gustafson, Roland Gustaf. son, Wesley Lundberg; piano, Miss Grace Swanson; vocalists, the Miss. es Martha Johnson, Helen Holm Hermida and Edith Lundberg, Eb-
 ba Gustafson and Pearl Erickson,
 Miss Grace Swanson Is the director W0men's Service The weekly Lenten service for the women of the Congregations church will be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock at the church. ROemhildt Rites Tomorrow The funepal of Carl Roemhildt
 who died yesterday morning& in
 Fall River, Mass, will be held from the Union street funeral home to- morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, l Services were held yesterday af-
 ternoon in Fall River, Mass. MT. and Mrs. Alfred Wehrle, Sr. have returned to their home on Gilbert street after a weeks visit in New York.
 Miss Eleanor Kane Nf Connec. ticut State College was week. end guest of her parents, Df. and Mrs. J. H. Kane. of South Main
 street.
 Miss Kitty McCann of Waterbury
 was 6 recent guest of Mrs. Minnie Doyle of Bristol street.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charle Newell
 have been visitors of Mr. and Mrs W. B. St. John of Woodruff ave. 4YvvYTHNYH n1 hVY HN