The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-10

were approximately 1000 cases ill Connecticut where children from 5 to 15 were receiving $6 a month for their working efforts, but was happy to say that currently that economic evil has been almost eXterminated, and dow to the lnow hundreds.
 He asserted that the labor move ment was built upon defeats and that today the great clamor for in- dustrial organization is evident through various industries in this country. Labor right now, he added, is going through a civil war and l hope it doesn't knock down the standards of. the American people, These civil wars do not do country too much good and when the end of the present one is reached l hope 1t is a credit to the country.
 Pastor Opens Gathering
 Richard Baldwin, president of the society, was toaStmaSter and m- troduced the guest speakers. Seated at the speakers table too, were At torney Thomas McGrath, Rev. John A. Conlan, Rev Peter Daly, Rev. Jo- seph Griffin, James E. Hague or Bridgeport, secretary of MT. Mc- Governs and Harold E. Lynch of the Bridgeport Times-Star, formerly of this city. The address of welcome and grace was offered by the pas tor, Father Conlan.
 Women of the parish who served the delicious breakfast included: Mrs. Thomas Delaney, Mrs. Richard Baldwin, Mrs. Michael Whelan, Mrs. James J. Carr, Mrs. Michael Me Very, Mrs. John Moran, Mrs. Peter J. Reardon, Mrs. Michael Driscoll, Mrs. Hugh Murphy, Mrs. John Horan, Mrs. Francis LaRivlere, Ms. Frank McInnery, Mrs. Margaret Smith, Mrs. William McGrath, Mrs. Bernard Scanlon, Mrs. John Ker- win, Mrs. George Deconinck, Mrs, Dennis Delaney, Mrs. Patrick Flah- erty, Mrs. M. Millerick, Mrs. Kathryn Flynn, Miss Mary Behan, Mrs. Vln- cent Scully, Miss Helen Deconlnck, Mrs. William Synott, Ruth Deeley and Mrs. Patrick Troy.
 Guests
 Attending were: Joseph c. De- laney, James J. Dunn, Harry Wig more. Frederick McDernott, Mar tin Flaherty, Richard Baldwin, Jr. Hugh A. Murphy, Ed Culhane, Leo Wisell of Middlepury, Vermont, Joe Kilbride, Joe Serrell, Aidan Never ", M. J. Vani, James l.. Henebrey, Frank McVerry, Paul Meehan, Mi chael McVerry, Henry Loughran, Edward Quill, Thomas Martin, Luke Bowling, Charles Synott and J. H. Hallock.
 Also D. J.. Smith. William J. Synot, Walter Jarvis, Jr., Walter A. Jarvis, D. F. Sweeney, John F. Reardon, George Bowling, Jr., John Moran, Bud Vaughn. John Carolan, J. J. Kilduff, Joseph s. Farley, Frank Brickel, Leonard F. Welch, B. Buckley, Michael J. Ryle, T. r. O'Brien, Ambrose G. Egan, Harold V. Brennan, James J. Carr, Attorney Walter E. Monagan, Jr., Bernard J. Scanlon, Edward J. Kilbrlde, Thomas Lyons, Dr. B. A. O'Hara, Joseph Robinson and R. T. Nolan.
 Also Thomas Wagner, Thomas J. Long, Thomas McHale, Joseph J. Kilbride, Thomas Kenney, Martin Mccarthy, Thomas F. McGrath, Fred l.. Smith, Edward Morrissey, Clifton J. Potter. Frank B. Reuter-, Raymond Charron, John F. Ker- wan, John Derwin, Jr., Frank f. Healey, William Garrity, John J.. Mccarthy. Dr. Freney, James Hutchinson. w. c. LeRoy,. William Calvin, E. J. Daly, E. J. Daly, Jr, E. J. Shea, Donald Dineen, Edward Dineen, Daniel T. Harrington, James Doran, William T. Pairing ton, Frank Hyland, Robert Claffey, and J. Neagle.
 Also Patrick Troy. J.. F. Shea, William Scully, John Deeley. James iMagner, Leo Harrington, John La bay, Edward Kelley, Fred Nelson. Thomas Kenney, Patrick Flaherty, John G. Gilmartin, T. F. Shanahan, P. J. Dwyer, Patrick Cream. pr. E. J. Godfrey, William w. Deadly,