The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-13


terady Communion breakfasts were
the order Of the day with such SUBJ
jectS as war, peace, Americanism,
birth control, education and toler-
ance being discussed by the early
morning speakers at more than u
1osen different breakfasts.
DR.. Edward B. Farley, speaking at
the Church OF Our Lady Of Lourdes
breakfast declared that life can be
beautiful despite the horrors Of war
and the tragedies Of the modern
world. Ambrose Egan at the Church
Of Our Lady OF Mount Carmel
urged the cooperation Of parents III
the matter OF moral education, while
Atty Carmine Cipriano at the same
church stressed the value Of Amer
icaniSm.
Others spoke at various other
meetings Of Holy Name Societies
and sodalities.
Pays Tribute
Dr., Farley In his address paid
tribute TO the late DR.. John N, Lewis
and the present Mother Superior OF
st, Mary'S hospital whom he said
stood out In Waterbury for their
benevolence and charities,
Gertrude Rose, president Of the
Children OF Mary, read q poem BY
VIII s, Adkins entitled, IF ! Only
Was the Fellow My Mother Thinks
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Fehx 0uarm' pres'oele VI "ie
Holy Name society presided as as
master OF ceremonies ana ~ uts
head table We're AngeNna Ln!Susso'
Joseph r. Sir'ni, M0lT Sut .'
treasurer; Nita LiNorlio, SeetevaiS'
Grace Lasprogate' Fau!yk a ahet.
treasurer; samuel Manheiio, el.a a,
man; dolores fao N,a s,. VS S,'l'.,a, T.,
dent; Rev. Rocco Naoae, chaphn'
Fred j. Hadden ana MFs' MARY
Skahan. 49, o.. ,,....,,
DR. Frenzy ~ the SC' W"lsusSS
church breakfast assaiteo tne aov y,
Gates OF birth control he uenou,'se '
the granting OF PERMISSION 70 WITS
Thomas NJ Hepburn OF harVlo .,n
one OF the nat'ons leaders ~ uie
birth control moVement, 70 siVe W. y
series Of lectures AZ tne Oo''''ee''e"'
College on the subject
John p, Kinney traced the ms
tory OF the Catholic Church rom
the decline OF the roman Empns
To the present gay MT Kinney use y
as basis Tor MS taik ms series %
lectures given q short time age ~
the Catholic Action course helo ~
Catholic High, school; ~
Father Conloh spoke prieily on
Mothers Day. and also praised the
men OK the parish LOT theT spie"o't'
turnout Tor communion
Mayor Seully Also tolkea on
Mothers Day ana thanked the soc.
tety Tor their MVltauoh 70 atteha
M guest speaker,
Committee WI.
Rev. John Conlon and REV. Petei
p. DAILY were honorary chairmeh Of
the committee ~ charge when M
elnded Richard Baidwin, Harold "
Ecennan, Thomas Mngner, fatrioN
Eaherty' Mlehael WneiEn; james ,nas
Cantield, joseph Conlon, ROM her-
wan, Henry Lougnram, IHho.hS
Callahan Mlehaei ftyie ana o"i'ies
~Na' A., HIaA -.
Music during Sne prea .rS,a WV WIG
pMyeo py rne E,sq4 na., aF'o' a I'LL,
posed OF Hubert sergln' Joseph
DurSo ana joseph CnnaIe' 70.
Rev Dr. Jonn Siiyhn, pastor Q! ~
MAYS Onurch ~ fass t.o a,.a q.
was the prihelpa! speaker ~ tne ~
tvWncis Xavier Aoiy Nalne sociees
BREAKFAST Hs SupJee* v~A "e
Coos w..
OMefs VINO spoke were rev rau'
Dllon' OF Brooklyn, ", Z" Nev,
James bfoderlck, pastor; rev. Oavi.'
Okeeie' chapiaih' john Ciui'ey
sports eeltof OF the Democrat, ano
EDWARD Sogyhs' society presioetlt'
william + Kelly aeteo rs ooastf'as-
ter
The mattresses IN cnafge OF MRS
Martin Tehan included; MISS Mar
garet Carroll, MISS Cathefine 10
ehon, MISS Mary Campioh, MISS
Mary Grady, MRS; Frank Mailey
Mrs. George OMEN, MRS Fred ko-
ehon, Mrs. Francis sedan MRS
Robert McHugh, MRS Henry WASH
Mrs, James conway MRS, JONI
Cuddy, MRS, EDWARD Ssogsns' MRS
EDWARD Cur!ey ana MATS Mare"'
Tehan. ...
a large cfowd was e!so pIese tta.s