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Evening star., 1941-08-01

2Oe EMERSON ST-Beautjfu modern
master bedroom with private bath, IT new
corner home; gentlemen or couple; $50.
GE 2923
7I5 MADISON ST. N W.--Front room, SIN
gle nicely furnished, inner-spring bed,
nice bath. uGlim phone; pvt. entrance. !.
gentiles; Sl6 Express bus at door.
626 A ST. Me- furnished front
rooms
Evening star., 1941-08-01

31O7 10th ST NE-1st FLOOR. 2
rooms. share bath; heat, light gas. Elec-
trolux, gas range: near all denominations
schools and churches. o. w. HAMMOND
Aut 31u1 10th ST ne
Evening star., 1941-08-01

1857 ONTARIO PL NW.-S-R BRICK.
3-story h.-w.h., b., double garage. SUIT
able for rooming house. Price, Ss,250.00
Call E L. BALDWIN, WA. 1922; or b r.
WILBUR, WO SYu2 %
Evening star., 1941-08-01

EDGEMOOR- BETHESDA. MD.-SI4 $50.
Attractive brick residence. lot Sc .5X200;
outside fireplace and terrace, rustic garden,
lily pond. beautiful trees. w. L. LEBLING.
real estate, 6S40 Wis. ave. WI 1122;
Evening star., 1941-08-01

brick @ r.. ~ b.: near everything: a rea /
bargain. Sl0,25O-Chevy Chase block
bus, corner brick, fine rooms, ? b., all
imp: gear garage This should plea Sc
you 81 ,950-2-story, cellar, q rooms. b.;
near bus. schools. stores; fine location;
small cash payment, terms. WILIETT,
Evening star., 1941-08-01

SCOTT CIRCLE. 521 r. City location;
double rm. for 2, 3; sgle.; every conv.
home: garage reas.: trans. consid.
1881 FAIPMONT ST N.W-Basement
apt. rms: nice furn., kit, pvt. bath. sh..
MT ent no children, s.
Evening star., 1941-08-01

For Regularly Employed Colored.
NEWLY RECONDTTIONED. ALL SECTIONS.
Washington Housing Corp,
e3l II St. NV National 35T0
Evening star., 1941-08-01

ARLINGTON. Va, 5836 N. Wash. blvd
Large rm., double bed. newly furn.; pvt.
home: bus at door, Glebe 236i
Evening star., 1941-08-01

S11, ,95O-UNUSUAL DESIGN. md vIDU-
ally built home, on very high elevation.
renfspa SpT tyne III YarY G o.cie,s ou nnn an
and rst-floor layatory, large recreation
room, > bedrooms and bath, model kitch-
en-. Call Mr.. Lilies, REALTY ASSOCIATES.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31

rs he-f .fai ~ltcr aHd
asn wer tlel fy steadily
'onr rona la'e CONFESS netr
Haia ifess'e iof via''- az Nh.fs
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l"ioy snih sft.ng ensemble
pleased ihf audience, ~ ~c.
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iuche tno Screens ou' wA,a
-Nfng afiaa-enem az lu,@ne1l
ra. struck Az In" btrn aiiait'
neatot Poup And 'if'an 'at
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31

1000 N.n,bls Jone., nafionai
f-tse onihe l'rhsn lea-sc.
n,-- Kept hlr, away 'rcm
Nst aad from Dt John
dean ni howard Med,cal
who openly hanked The
tN a Anir-hip given him
h- ,lnool day~ which en-
yh ln 90 compete she study OF
rc.
.aet- ia AT ndanee IN
t+a - Edna Larson Alr
i Mr- Ron.ii i.anion Ns $.
N Johnson N-> NelAe
M MAS. William ro~iles Ms.
Wm'ty. Mr. and Mis- Boh
a~oA Father ana Mrs r "a.
Mes r.. ". Dane. knoa
Mrs. Madeline Fowler.
s " mia Ncl, Avs Alfred
~ .iD Mr and .it- Geore Tag
. Am smith Mrs. N l.. Wslk, b.
NS 7. A. Brown Mr and Mrs.
il,favt Bladheld Nh and Mrs.
Gis Ca,.owsy. Ed,ll swami ier-
ueft Sinm llr and Mr. u r..
Snl- w. Barton Beatty William
Golden Charles Rrownne Mrs.
George ilall. Mrs j J.. Thee. VI s.
Il i.oUse HENDERSON, Mrs. laisy
Lanphiu. csrlten W Gain,- Mrs.
Jcnro Nopn1 pr. Thomas Solo-
mon NJ. and Mrs HH1h-s pGc'-
SON Nr aud Nae John Snta. S.
H. RuS.sll Bernie smith Ni
Jessie N.,kle- Nj and MIS- lulan
kfulich. Moses rs Fii'1 Mr and
Mrs. Jalian Rodgers. Percy pigti.
Dr and Mrs. r. r. DaN son Mrs
ClaNd Cooper Miss Sad, ROUTE.
Miss Ruby Trimhle. Eleanor Grs-
I'M Geneva MnWc. Mis-. n mer
smith Ann Gomez. Mrs Afrcd
Bowman NJ Robert Bennett. MIR.
Donovan GiNcn. Mrs Charles
Dres pr and Airs J. J. MrClen-
don LLOYD loomie Mrs G. G. CON
stable Mr. and Ms wilbur Wood
son ~ and Mrs Haley Bell Dr.
j. A. Moore Dr Harry Pope Dr.
and Ms Wills. Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Marshall Mr.. and tlrs!
Roscoe fnlisr ,he Earl Conva avs
Mrs Harold B'edsoe. Mss Fred
Jones. Mrs snoWdcn Williams and
daughter. Marguerite. Egclyn
Solomon vlfh orchids. bertha
Prie-i and Martin Snitler OF Ann
Arhor. who Will graduate from mo
Medical school ~ l. ~ " in June.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
SpOrfSncn
Cheer SicP
members

The Spotsin"n Recreaton club
held their meeting la. Friday eve
ming AZ tic home of Mrs a -
Kmhell $40 Woodlawn with
Emanue McsNae as host This
heing ihor social night no bus
mes WAS Transacted, and refresh.
mcnis were served.
A shadow Was east over the
meeting however. because ! "
johnson Mr. and Mrs Jack Harp
and } y Johnson still remain in
Ito hospital Al Brighton. DUE 10
Injuries they received in an auto-
mobile accident two weeks ago All
mombers present expressed tho
hope for tie ah-fn'ee-' speedy lc-
co'rv and return 10 their homes
The club voted thai expense be
allowed 10 president :. T.. .hidav.
To go 90 brighton. Michigan. 10 see
mar he sick members arc being
properly cared Tor There
Guests ~ the meeting were
Mrs McRfydp and Mi- wilson
The next meeting will ne hcld al
me Twelve Horsemen's club
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
~ Pool
Is Retreat

Keep cool in tho Y poolp -,
be a reality this summer-for "A,
first time in manv seasons n.
YWCA pool al I.ue, Tharn,
Branch Will be open o. ssinn.,,
instruction practice sums N,
splash parties under ne a.rlct,
Of Miss Inez : Rssse
The new swim seneaale mn
out lists afternoon and evening,
swimming hours on MONDAY TIES
day and Thursday -'lfc'lon /,
All strokes is ava !ahlo foe hsrn,
ners as we'll as those WHO swim
Adults AMI juniors 49, nvnsa 4,
call the Y for iniormarna
summer act,f,e. n5lde ,s,,
mis- claS-cs ON Tnuids are,
nonns ard rla,t, lr IN n.
gym by appoinimeri. ana there VII
ESQ be roller .ka'lhs n eVsreu
and fun THURSDAY eVerMs
All hranchr> ~ ih- Detect
lW' 4 are participating "a hear
uual fohhy SHOW ~ 'he L
Hudson Co andi'e m lurs
thorueh : with disp's'. ~ HOLY
activities both a,' ye and "a
TIVE and informal n ahaa tohAT
groups ~ the ) y whef srt
friends ~ Ln,y rhafran are D.
vitcd 10 visit 'he hn'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
Tommy Is
Feted At
Party

Tomas Williams dashlng 'ognr
p - 'he Giaaafors cinh and
3 esfdon' % me Hartford Rsp'sf
rhiecae iino choir walked iro
90 he 'noazhf WAS a sess or of
ne mrs Gaze ~ Nav IS on 80
hfar es ~ Slrpfise' onne
oN sefypnere HIS friends tas
~ 7bogafed 20 give him -e
81 $50 rarv AND he was surprised
Tommy received MANY nice and
srefg. gifts and WAS overwhelmed
wfn hNnaay congratulate ons
some % those present wer, re.
hefs Hll CALVIN Huehos Reue
Name Whee'or. Gilmore Made Bc
rice Miller Louis Made Marta and
SYLVIA Robinson F.ureno and Jose
paine Lark Barbara Wheeler,
David Heard Jeanne FuNcr Go.
-rer StannF -EaFAp4a- Wriehi A.
fhur Clark Geraldine Graham
Warren Young ola and Hele
Ne--. Lon Williams Joseph Nil
Ter Betty HaRor. Theodoi- Rob
son Lucille and Hafrie' Di'nd
Cradles Brion Wesley and i.ovi,a
Hill Audrey Frederick Thomas
llouphfon Dorothy Hawkins Les
'er rafruihers Harold Carlef RAJ
ms Johnson and Donald Wohh
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31

AZ $50 IN the same day, M
Wedding reception was held i'm tho
social room Of Lucy Thurman
YWCA Al tine reception Mrs.
Noble and her bridesmaid Miss
Davis wore Identical formals.
Miss Nohles' being white mar
qucs,f'e with lace trimming Mrs
Davis gown was yellow marque-
settle The groom and best man
We're aliirel IN full dress
The reception room was atlisii-
callv decorated with palms, lilies
or TIE valley and gladoli Music
Was furnished hv recordings and
delightful refreshments were serv-
ed.
Guests we're received by Misses
Hcnry Mae Martin and Pearl Nc
Clodden
Among the guests were Mrs
Margaret Mobiles Mr and Mrs
Mitchell Mr. Kemp Smith Mrs.
Lila Holley Ms Amanda Osborne
MIS- r = Davis Mr. and Mrs Tom
Mobiles Juanra Noh'o. Mrs. Marx
Robinson Mis- Roatrif~ Turner.
Mrs Rosa Anfelsoi Nlf- VILLA
Mac Strong NJ - Rosa q Neal Mr
and Mrs Bon Foreman Mrs l.of
ii.s Miss Mac Iiersion 'Nts T.
Banks. Mrs : " lenkins Mr and
Mrs Mays M AVID Mrs Flovd
Gardner Misses Ida and Lula
Cook MI. Lillian Jscksnn and
daneiter Misses Ida Rose Paul r..
is l.oinc HUFF Robert Robinson
\ Phillips Edvad Davis Ms,
Marv J. DAVIS Mamie BafN.dalo.
tlclen Tumhloion Bonn and Boa
''i,e Branch Ian. Watson Jose
phine Le>orcft Narearti Peoples
Mrs Sale MAJ Ms HefeN
CAN'T Hc~ior ~ ksGalc Gilhcri
Jackson Wills. pWs,ili. Rachel
Williams Nj ana VI Clarence
Byanham. lohNris Ggan' nororhN
Mays Mr. ana Mr. walter MAYS
lr Eohcri H!lman NJ. and Mrs
nrn,an Nr- Dorothy Jackson
and Mic Ross
Tho young couple were fomem
hcred wiih manv lovely gifts A.
teo reception
\ pre- wedding shower was Civ
on IN honor Of The hrido on Md,
ncsdae peior 20 'he Wedding hy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
Girls Plan
Sixth Rose
Festival

The GIRLS Friendly society of
S. Cyprians church are buslly en-
gagged with plans for their sixth
annual rose festival. which viii he
held al PAGES hall June ~ at s.So
pm
The first wear tho festival was
held on the church lawn. bat for
The past few years It has heen
STAGED AZ Tho Belle Isle she'll This
year. The society IS returning n
Tho church. 70 hoi the publ 10
the affair
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
This And That

We ,aw the picture Of Mrs Jerome Jeffrey in local
daily last week. When she hcing in her
Job II l0oked very o,cy and We very proud but
The Tribune also fall of regrets that Mrs Jeffrey did
Mt lei as n ON he hour that might have had photo
tographer there also.
We glad 10 report that Burkhar Taiaferro. son
of Attorney and Mrs Henry Talafeno is Commissioning.
after recent illness at one of the local hospitals
When Dr. l.. H. Willism, Jr. and DR.. c. II. Milton,
pastors of the Ovet Baptist church in Chicago in
Detroit last week they deliberately entertained by
Michigans young dramatist Miss Magnolia Simms. The
pastors guests at the Of the Rev. and Mrs A. NJ
Martin
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
Silver Tea Aids
Club House

Mrs. Reruicc Hlpc AVID w
SaG,e haney are ,o-charrer j
2 financial drive f0r The nef0i
Association ~ NorH rg'a
Their clhh IS Sponsoring 2 sy''
toa. SUNDAY June ] Others uo's'
ING with the chaam~r arc N's
ponuie Clarke Nr~ Code Smfa'
Ngs Cleola Finley Mrs ANeTi
Praf. Mrs Rub, ks''ev and VIZ
NerCve Cotingtun
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31

Came invitations from Atlanta last week 10 eral
Detoriiors. from Mr.. and Mrs Kcmper Harold inviting
them 10 the marriage ~ hoir daughter Josephine Eleanor
to Detroits Dr. William Thomas Io9. lis 20 be June IS
AZ oclock in the evening.
Take notice of this initiation. which have been
asked 20 pass loL The Semper Fdels club of the
Young Women Society Of Christian Service are giving
Snring arrival on June AZ Scott Methodist church The
location Kirby az ~ Antoine. They invite You 20
t. an evening Of enjoyable and wholesome entertainment
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31

someone would glue her lips Il
believe she viii die talking about
nolhine II wonll please all Of
US u Tommy would leave shis
ifonhles AZ hhme forever com
planning And 10 have person
cousin or sneeze IN your face
'lai the limit These are Poo
Pie We can do WlrHOCT.
BYE now, 60 YOU next time.
"Goidie"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31

T. s. Harrison. a medical stu
der' Of T irle View College.
Xas. who Is spending Two
week vacation with his brother in
Ann Arbor Mich. paid friends in
Detroit visit LAST Friday. He was
accompanied by Mrs John r Har-
rison and Miss Lillian bird. both
OF Ann Aihor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31

Lss' .nisrN a. Nafme Aexanders birthday and
hor go4a ttre- Ihena Houston and Edith Watson.
saowersi asr win Yf'- handsome black tailored
leather and saddle initial ompace. both of which
Nayme said She needed badly
Mrs William smiley. Of 2923 AIyDoagan was ali
smiles last week 4 natal DAY luncheon in her honor.
Mrs Smiley beautiful IN q sport frock which she wore
for the occasion O'hcr ladies present Mrs Brgen
Mrs Roystcr Mr. Duncan Mrs Nilhe Boddc, Mrs Glenn.
Mrs Walton Mrs Ia or, Mrs. GRAY Mrs am Airs Du-
mas and Mrs. Anderson
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
Club NeUs
Catherine Mays WEEDS
At High Noon Saturdo,

AT high noon Saturday, May Is, Miss Catherine N.,.
and Robert Mobiles spoke their wedding vows al seros
Baptist church with the Rev. Robert L. Brady tho nas,
officiating Miss Edith Davis attended the bride as ma
If honor while Tom Mobiles assisted the groom As IN.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31

Mr.. Johnnie stephens and M,
Edith Davis. al Christian Cent.
Jos ampau and Agndi streets 4,
the shower too MANY hsamisi
gif's were received rs no hopo,.,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31

Just when YOU are dressed to
the very hest. AZ least YOU think
20. someone comes along and steps
ON Your pretty white shoes YOU
iusi finished polishing that
Nellie Mae is forever Dragging
about all tho things he has Not
saying a word about Sally who al
WAYS wants 10 ho seen. ALWAYS
huttir In on someone's converse
iion Those fellows who have
past tic aec NJ twenty-one and
gfll aci sixteen The Lady who
sets in front NJ YOU IN the theatre
with wide hat. and on cant sec
.... while the person IN hack NJ
YOU having the grsndest time
smackine gum Jimmy telling
all the girls about his other girl
friends Tho Lad or Tassie who
thinks he Il &C important. would
step on vouf h.ah ard wouldn't
never mumnls- Wcfd ~ apology
Oh and 'h1' iriH I wish
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31

Mrs Simmons a former Detroit
ef bli nov Of Chicage Was tn
the dty last week visiting hof
.lstcr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31


i has hccn noticed in many
eases iha i'm preparing lectures
for conioresoes or radio programs
'he Worl Negro" has been sol
dom heard We arc irving TO got
away from the use of this word be-
cause u {. so often msprounocd
nd misunderstood NOt can
h,lp us remedy This situation hv
u-inr The word "Colofed' ON any
blanks 90 be filled ont To avoid
All unploasani predicamenis
These fellows that cali them
seivc. dressed In these very o.
uomc draped pants and this
long hair down on their neck
Have got 10 go mavhe they
tank It's cute bat bet Won
have p lot ~ friends that would
disagree Now what Won heie
Some ~ Won fellows sure take a
To- Tor granted YOU seem to
think Young. ladv g.. I'm love with
yon because sic treats YOU nice
Lisien....t the host way 10 gei
along in this world lis ~ he
good 10 vour worse enemy That
Ia uufffu~ IL MI n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-24
Wheeler Guilty of Conduct That Comes Close to Sub.
 versive Acts POSTAL CARDS ARE
 SENT TO SOLDIERS They Allegedly Were Sent Out By Wheeler; 1,OOO,.
 900 Cards Printed

Washington, July 24. - (UP) - Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson today charged Senator Burton K. Wheeler, Democrat, Mon- tana, with conduct that "comes very near the line of subversive activities against the United States, if not treason" He made the charge in accusing Wheeler of sending postal cards to American soldiers, urging them to protest against United States entry into the European war.
 Stimson made his attack on the 1 nti-interventionist leader at a press conference. He exhibited post cards he said had been sent to the War Department by soldiers who claimed to have received them from Wheeler. rs
 Stimson said that Wheeler quoted the statements of various anti-in- terventionists and urged the sol~ diers to "write today to President Roosevelt at the White House that you are against our entry into the European war"
 Stimson called attention to the pending legislation to keep selec- tees, National Guardsmen and re- servists in service for the duration of the emergency.
 "The President, as a chief of staff, and leaders of the army have now said that 1t Is necessary to keep this force in existence and in training because the peril not only still exists but Is getting very much more grave" Stimson said.
 Just at this moment circular Is sent out which will necessarily have the effect of impairing that discipline and inpairing that train- ing and thus impairing our de- fense against the dangers which now confronts this country.
 Without expressing legal cpinions will simply say that think that comes very near the line of sub- versive activities against the United States, If not treason"
 He made the statement after 8 reporter asked him if he had heard of the yellow post cards being sent out among the armed forces. The postcards quoted excerpts from President Roosevelt's speech at Bos- ton Oct. 30 in which the chief exe- cutive pledged himself against sending American troops to foreign shores. They also contained quota tions from speeches of former Presi- dent Herbert Hoover, Sen. Gerald P. Nye, R., N. D., and former United
 Continued on Page l0)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-24
HAROLD WERNER
 SUED FOR $l5,OOO
Kathryn Doolan Starts Action for Death of John
 Doolan in Auto Accident

Civil action to recover damages of $l5000 was instituted in superior court today against Harold B. Wer- ner,. Waterbury, by Kathryn Doo- Ian, administrative of the estate of the late John s. Doolan, victim of an accident in the West Main street area which has been the scene of three fatalities in recent months Most recent of these was the death of Officer John Palmatier, struck by an automobile last Sunday night while directing traffic at the corner of Judd and West Main streets.
 According to the complaint, en- tered by State Senator Michael V Blansfield, attorney for the plain tiff, Doolan died on March IT, this year, as a result of injuries sus- tained on March, near the inter section of Gilbert and West Main streets.
 It is stated that the deceased had alighted from a Connecticut Rail- way and Lighting Company bus at the intersection, intending tc visit sister who resides on West Main street. While crossing the highway, 1t is alleged, Doolon slipped and fell on a patch of ice, witt which the highway was irregularly coated. He started to ragain hi. feet, and while in the act of rising two cars succeeded in avoiding striking him. A third, however 
 (Conkinued m pace 01
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-24
Waterbury Industrial Area Was First To Feel Shortage Of ''Vital Materials

gainfully employed and while there has been some easing of the labor shortage because of the features mentioned and because employers are readjusting their production processes so that his shortage does not affect them as severely, it is expected that shortages will become more acute as factories increase production after summer layoffs.
 Specifically, shortages now exist for molders. machinists, tool and die makers, ship filters. mechanical draftsmen and designers and ma chine specialists. Some areas report shortages of skilled construction workers. particularly carpenters and painters. as in Bridgeport. New Lon- don, Norwich and Hartford.
 There continues to be migration of workers into Connecticut from nearby states. For the most part the migration ls rot controlled and originates lii Northern New England states, Maasaehnsetta. New YoTk and Pennsylvania. Through the eoopega. ton og the MA work center al Nenaug an lreFea&lrg number oi youths from Wess Virginia aFe being brought Into the state and placed with defense eIllployera,@
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-24
Waterbury BornP Priests
 Get New Assignments
Rev. Francis A. Sugrue Elevated to PastOr Assigned to St. Roch's in Greenwich; Rev. Vincent E. Finn
 Goes to St. Bernard's, Sharon

Two Waterbury born priests have been assigned to pastorates, accord- ing to an announcement in the cur- rent issue of the Catholic Tran script.
 Rev. Francis A. Sugrue, present assistant pastor at St. Joseph's s church, Norwalk, has been elevated to pastor and assigned to St. Roch's church in Greenwich. Rev. Vincent E. Finn, present pastor of St. Rochs has been transferred to St. Ber- nard's, Sharon. They will assume their new pastoral duties on Satur- day, August End.
 Two other assignments made by Most Rev. Maurice F. McAuline were also announced today: Rev John H. Quinn of St. Mary's church Jewett City, goes to St. Nary church, Derby, succeeding the lat Rev. Andrew J. Plunkett, for man! years state chaplain of the Knight of Columbus. Rev. Alfred F. Dris coll, pastor of St. Bernard's church in sharon, has been named pastol of St. Mary's church in Jewett city
 Father Finn was born in Water bury and attended St. Mary's schoo and Crosby high school there. Aftel completing his college and his phil osophy courses at Holy Cross Col. lege, Worcester, he went to Amerl- can College, Louvain where he wai ordained on July l3, 1924 by Bishop John G. Murray, DID.
 His curacies have included St Marys, Derby; St. Josephs, Soutf NorWalk for ten years and Blessed Sacrament church, Bridgeport iron April 3 to October g, 1887. He took over the pastorship of St. Roch's Greenwich on October 9, 1887.
 Father Sugrue Is native of Wa. terbury and attended St. Thomas school and Crosby high school there His college years were spent at Mt St. Mary's, Emmitsburg and Holy Cross College, Worcester. Complet' ing his philosophy course at Holy Gross, he studied theology at St Bernard's, Rochester and was or 6ained in Hartford at St. Joseph! Cathedral on June 6, 1925 by thu late Bishop Milan.
 St. Rochs will be Father Sugrue' first parish. Previously he has beer an assistant pastor at St. Justins Hartford, Sacred Heart, Bridgepor from November g, 1927 to Septembe, 19, 1886 and St. Joseph's, South Nor walk.
 In recent months Father SugruI has gained statewide prominence for his addresses opposing the pas sage of state law approving birtl control clinics in Connecticut.