The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-15

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volume of business.
At the annual Mothers Day Com
munion breakfast at st. Margaret's
parish house, George v. Grady OF
the wildly High school faculty cited
the sacrifices of Christian mothers
In giving sons to their country in
two wars. DR.. John D. Frenzy took
the opportunity to praise Franco for
putting down Communism in Spain
and attacked Marshall Field III.
Other speakers were Rev. John
"A. Conlan and Richard Baldwin,
POSTMASTER and general chairman;
and Hubert Bergin presented piano
solos.
Mrs. James Walsh, Mrs. James
Mulville, Mrs. Margaret Greaney,
Mrs. Burton Bradley, and Mrs. VIII
liam Mullen of the Rosary Society
acted as hostesses for the occasion,
while members Of the Confraternity
and Children of Mary Society as
sisted in the service. Those aiding
as mattresses were: Mrs. Edward
Short, Mrs. Jerome Graham, Mrs.
M. j. Driscoll, Teresa Flanagan,
Anne Bane, Ruth Scully, Rosemary
Brennan, Loretta Conlon,, Anne
Moore, Elizabeth Scully, Teresa
lombard, Bernice Laden, Mary
Barrett, Nancy Mullen, Barbara
Olson, Arlene Smith, Mary Walsh
Betty Winters, Madeline Coyle,
Mary Nolan, Patricia Deadly and
Brenda Pape.
Members of the Holy Name So
ciety, who assisted in making ar
rangementS included: Harold v.
Brennan, Michael Ryle, Michael
Whalen, Edward Dwyer. Joseph
Dzinski, James Carr, James Coyle,
Joseph Conlon, Hubert Bergin and
Joseph Serrell.
City Court Judge Charles r. Sum-
ma related the story OF Cornelius,
general of the Gauls at the Com
munion breakfast in Our Lady OF
Lourdes parish hall yesterday morn
ing.
Other speakers included John
Manzo, POSTMASTER; Felix Guarino,
past president Of the Holy Name
Society; John Greco Dolores Paloni,
president of the Children of Mary
Sodality, and Martin Manello. pres
ldent Of the Holy Name Society.
At the Communion breakfast OF
Che Holy Name Society at the Bless
ed Sacrament parish house, Rev.
Sdward Morrison declared the
Chridstian mother appreciates best
= remembrance before God on
Mothers Day, and Judge Frank P.
McEvoy spoke briefly about the Sig
uiflcance of the day.
Rev. Joseph F. Donnelly, director
of the Diocesan Labor Institute,
contrasted MARKHAM with church
ideals. Michael Caputo, president of
the Holy Name Society was tosat-
master. Teresa Tregamlio was solo,
iSt, accompanied by Walter Derouin.
The GROWING of the statue of the
Blessed Virgin took place in St.
Mary's hospital chapel last night.
Miss Josephine StolSna. president Of
the Children of Mary society of
the school Of nursing, crowned the
statue. while Mary Ann Post and
Mary johnson were crown bearers,
AZ the breakfast which followed
the annual alumnae Mass at the
hospital, Rev. Matthew Carey, c. p,
of New York, outlined the duties of
a Catholic nurse in wartime. Rev.
Lawrence Sicily. hospital chaplain,
was celebrant Of the Mass. Speak
ers ct the breakfast included DR..
Patrick Brennan, DR.. Vincent Shea,
and Mayor John 8. Monagan. Mrs.
John Murphy, president of the
alumnae association, presided.
Choral groups, including the
choirs Of Saint Margaret's and
Westover schools joined by st.
Johns senior and junior choirs and
is nurses from Waterbury hospital
sang at st. Johns Episcopal church.
Rev. Francis o. Ayres. rector, spoke.
Boy Scouts Of Troop "a and Ex-
plorer Troop had a Communion
breakfast in the basement of I'm
maculate Conception church James
Lee, Crosby high school coach. and
Scout Executive David F. Babson,
spoke.
Rev. DR.. John c. Waller addressed
the Second Congregational church
on the sermon text from st. John:
"Now there stood by the cross Of
Jesus his mother.
Twelve babies, four boys and eight
girls were born in local hospitals
yesterday. At st. Mary's: a girl to
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Perugini, 98
North Main street. a girl to Mr..
and Mrs. David Litz. IS Vine street,
= girl to Me-. and Mrs. George An
derson, IS Ward street. Naugautck;
. boy to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Little,
50 East Hawkins street; a boy to
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gillette a
Seely street; q boy to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jules Demers, 2l6 Woodtick road;
. girl to Mr.. and Mrs. Domenick
Cherubini, 43 Mohawk street.
At Waterbury hospital: a girl to
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Andrews. l6l
North Main street, a girl to Mr..
and Mrs. James Thompson. South
bury; q girl to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dauvis. 423 Baldwin street; boy to
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence johnson,
Thomaston; a girl to Mr.. and Mrs.