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TEN THE BRIDGEPORT TELEGRAM, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13,1928 LEGION TO RESTORE REAL SENTIMENT National Head Writes to Connecticut Dept. to End Commercialism. Presides at Meeting WEST HAVEN Feb 12--A heart Mntlment picture of mother years of patient love perhaps have ranched the too frequent reward of taMHBera In thli busy world, tfaced before the American Legion of nils today by a letter from the national commander, Sdward Spl- ford. In the national commander recalled the original purpose of Mo'her's day when In many cases a long-awaited communication, but not Just a hasty notation on a latd substitute for message of love, would come from a son or a daughter Return of Real Sentiment National Commander Spaftord's letter was written to Karle Richards, department commander of the Legion lor this state In It the national commander suggests that Legion posts help swing the sentiment of the coun- back to the true spirit of Mother's Day aa It existed when President Wll-- Issued a proclamation for Its ob- letter follows: "During the administration of President Wilson, a MlM Jams, of Philadelphia, originated the Idea of 'Mother's and by proclamation. President Wilson declared the second Sunday In May to be the day, when, by an appropriate gesture, Mother's would be observed "It was expected that on that day person would write to his mother, or, in some way, get into communication with her If she were still living "As years have passed this day has been commercialized and, Instead of being a Mothers Day in the sense In which It was started.

It has been a means, an opportunity, for people to commercialize the sentiment which permeates the breast of every human being when we think of our mother "It Is my suggestion that, through the posts of the American Legion, be made to swing the sentiment of the country as to keep Mother's Day as It was originally Intended to be by President Wilson's proclamation ATTITUDE I IS SLAYER OF AMERICAN SHOT BY MEXICAN POLICE CALEXICO, 12 --(By Associated Press) Jose Prado Ident fled as the Mexican who killed Norman Rose, American border patrol officer near here Friday, was shot and killed Saturday night at a ranch two and one-half miles from Mexican, Mex, by Alberto Garcia, chief of the Mexican rural police Search was started for Prado shortly after his brother. Julio Prado was taken Into custody by officers Who is Your Skmny Friend, MISS ELIZABETH RHODES. Miss Rhodes is chairman of the religious education committee of the Y. W. C.

and presided yesterday at a race relations program held in the auditorium of the She also read the Srrinfii-raT 4jivf Scriptural text. Mtos Mercedes Chamberlain, of Hart- Mrs. John Fa; and Miss Evelyn ford, announced the engagement of her sister, Miss Buthlyn Chamberlain to J. Gerald Phelan of this city, at a bridge party given last Saturday 1 Pay of 119 Sterling place are recent arrivals the Barclay hotel. New York him to take 'UcCoj's Tablets for few weeks and get enough sjood healthy flesh on hie bones to Mok like a real man Tell htm that the whole country McCoy's as the one great flesh builder Tell him that thousands of men women once Just ai thin aa he are now proud of their well-knit, attractive.

figure One thin woman put on IS Founds In six weeks McCoy takes all the risk Head this ironcftdd guarantee If after taking 4 sixty cent boxes of McCoy's Tablets or One Dollar any thin, underweight man or woman who doein train at least 5 (Bounds and feel onipletely satisfied with ttie mtukpfl i i In health --your druwt'st is authouzed to return tho price The name McCov Ccd Liver Oil Tablets has been shortened Just uk for McCoy Tablets at all druggists 01 an drug stole In Ameiica COLDS When the air passages of the Throat and Nose are inflamed from a Cold, the will remain until the Coli is gone. To work off the Cold and to fortify the system against Grip, Influenza and other complications which might develop, Laxative 'Bromg Quinine, tabMs It is easy to get rid of a Cold if you don neglect it too long. Go to a drag store and get a box of BROMO QUININE. 30c. box Wars this signature ter of P.

Chamberlain -Brook, Conn She is a giaduate of ot Francis' hospital training school for nurses, Hartford, and at the present time is supervisor of nurses in the South district of the Hartford schools Mr Phelan is the ton of Mrs Patrick Phelan of 1838 Noble avenue, and he Is a nephew of Coroner John Phelan of this city. The finance of Miss Chamberlain Is associated with Fletcher- Thompson, Inc, engineers of this city and Newark, and he is also president of the Bridgeport Board of Building commissioners Among those who attended the part; at which the engagement was announced were Mrs Patrick Phelan, Mrs Hugh Hannon of city of Brnnd I chorage road, are spending a few days at the Baiclaj hotel New York city Walter Wheeler of Elm street, Stratford will leave today for two weeks' stay in Quebec to see the winter sports this, city and Mrs Norwalk. Tracey of The minstrel show which the choir of St. church gave recently at the Mosque, will be repeated at 8 IS o'clock tonight at St Stephen's hall on Bird street The proceeds will be contributed toward the fund for rebuilding St Mary's church, which was destroyed by flrn last October The show will be repeated next Friday night in the Catholic Community hall in Norwalk, and will be under the auspices of the Catholic Union Council, Knights of Columbus. I A whist and pinochle will be given by the women of the Ninth District Republican club, at the club rooms, corner of Jane and Kossuth streets, to night at 8 o'clock Refreshments will be served Mrs.

Kelly, chairman of the entertainment committee, will be In charge. TWIN. Cullen of 50 Harmony street will entertain at a card party at her home tomorrow night, for members of the Charles Bonesteel auxiliary, Percy Grainger will play a group of selections for about 109 of the friends 'f Mr. and Mrs Dudley Mixer Morris, at the Morris home on Linden Avenue tomorrow night Mrs Donald Chonte will entertain at a Valentine party for tier small daughters, Ann and Martha, at their home, Blackmail place, tomorrow afternoon The annual dance of the University club will be held at the club, Golden Hill street, on Friday night There will be a dance Saturday night at the Falifield. County hunt club, for members of the club Mrs.

Walter C. who Is In charge of this month's program at the Brooklawn Country club, will be among those entertaining at a luncheon and bridge tomorrow afternoon Charles Wilson of 635 Clinton avenue will entertain In the fiaracca class of the First Baptist church at the Brooklawn Country club this evening Frances Gunner, Colored Secretary of Improved Race Relations. Before an audience composed almost equally of white and colored people, a Race Relations Day ogram wii3 given yesterday afternoon 1" the auuitorium of ttie A The piinclpsl speakei was Miss ranees Gunner, secretary of the AShlund place blanch of the Biooklyn A. Mrs Robert Eamei spokp taii'fly on The meaning of the day Music was furnished by Mis? Kntli- ryn Tlrrell accompanied by Miss Elsie Grasse. by Miss Grace Lange, accompanied by Miss Anna Lange, and by the Phyllis Wlieatlpy chorus, composed of Mis Margaret Clark Mrs.

Emma Thompson, Mrs Taylor, Mis Lita Grant Mrs Bussell and MJSS Ooldle Harris They were accompanied by Mrs Inez Holley Cultural and Economic Level Halsrii. "Although the Negio stul suffers from injustices said Miss Gunner, the colored secretary of the colored branch of the Brooklyn bis status has had a tremendous rebirth In the last few years His cultural and economic level has been raised "In the past four years more books have been wiltten by Negroes than In all the previous gneratloni Populir newspapers and mugazlnes are employ- Ing Negioes to write about themselves and about other things too Neg-c, publications are springing up, and they are doirg a fine work in race relations "In books written about the Negroes by the whites the attitude has cnang- ed Previously a Ne fa ro was ignored In stories unless he were mnde elflier a ridiculously funn or A pathetic character much to be pitied Now the whites are writing about the Negioes as fciey would about their fellow human beings of the same color, and are analys- ing their good and bad qualities Attitude Is Kinder All the recent devi lopment In the status of the Negro, vth(le due greatly to his efforts has been made possible by a change in the in which the white regards him They are taking kinder attitude toward their colored Telegram Daily Pattern Service neighbors Miss A tea followed -ner said the program M'ss wim Al'SB Grace Dalng sang Tlis program was arranged by the religious education committee, of which Miss Elizabeth Rhodes is chairman Rhodes presided Assisting her with arrangements were Mrs Ralph I Munson, chairman of the Phyllis Wheatiey branch, and Mrs Robert Eames, chairman of tha general education committee -w INDISPENSABLE HVO-1'IECE DRES The plaited skirt and Jumper Is th smartest idea for your Spring ward robe foi street afternoon or sport weai Style No 993 consists of a separat jumper with applied neckbands am one-piece side-plaited skirt attached camisole body Sleeves can also made short It Is especially lovely of georgette crepe embroidered In self colored anngora wool Flat silk erepr With Jumper made of matching or con trastlng color, wool Jersey, cashmerb skirt with silk crepe jumper or jersey jumper with silk crepe skirt are excel' lent suggestions for sports Black 01 tan crepe satin Is popular for street and general wear. Pattern conies in sizes 16, 18, 20 years, 36, 40 and 42 Inche bust Price 15 cents stamps or coli (coin preferred) Bmb No 11103 (blue IS cents extra. PHI out the conpon below glTlng name, address size desired, etc Either write or print namo plainly to avoid mistakes All patterns arc 15 cents Atidregs all orders to Pattern Editor, Bridgeport Telegram Enclose coin or stamps when ordering pat terns Name Address Pattern ftumber TWO DRIVERS HELD AFTER ACCIDENT Norwalk Car Turning Around in Westport, Is Struck. WESTPORT, Feb Special Correspondent) One car was wiecked and another was badly damaged In an accident this afternoon on the Post road near Nasb's corner Hynd Harper of F.

No 37. South Norwalk, was turning his machine around when it was struck by a car driven by Louts Medico of 4364 Bronxwood avenue, the Bronx, Harper's machine was stopped by a punctured tire, and while he was engaged in repairing the tire, his wife went for a walk along the Post road When the tire was put In shape again. Harper started the machine and went down the road to meet his wife When he come to where she was walking ha turned the machine around and as he was doing so, the accident occurred When State Policeman Thomas Rose arrested him, Harper declared that he looked around before turning and saw no one Medico was arrested on a charge of reckless driving and was released on bonds of 150 Harpei was released on a summons The cases of both are scheduled to come up In Town court tomorrow SOLDIER IATALLY MTT8F1ELD, Mass Feb 12 --(By Associated Press) Matthew Murray thirty-five years old, a United States army soldier stationed at Worcester wan fatally Injured today when he stepped off a moving Boston and Albany train at Hlnsdale Violet Felts Spring violets are more than suggested by the new felt hats for immediate wear ST, JOSEPH'S TO ENTERTAIN PLAYERS Participants in Catholic Men's Card Tournament Will Assemble Tonight. The Holy Name Recreational council will resume Its activities this week in basketball bowling and card tourney, the events having ceased during the past week due to the entertainment and social which was held at the mosque last week The Junior Holy Name Basketball league was biought to a close with Saint Mary's winning by one gams over the team from Sacred Heart parish The Senior Basketball league has two more weeks to run and the bowling league will be completed Just before the a A -will resume Its 0 at St Joseph's church hall where the members of St Joseph's will have us their guests some 140 players representing all the Catholic parishes In the city Within another month the winter activities of the council will oe brought to a close and arrangements will be made for tl pi emotion of a big session foi the distribution of the various prizes Through the efforts of Jack O'Connell of Sacred Heart parish and Waltei Barrett of St Charles' parish, the council established Itself firmly In the entertainment field There is scheduled for Thuisday evening of this week at St Marys school hall a general meeting of the council at which general airangements will be made for the closing of the winter activities and preliminaries started for the promotion of summer spoits Presl Lenten season The card tourney play this evening Commissioners Pay Tribute to Generosity of Mrs. Antoinette Fairchild Wheeler.

Members of the Board of Park Commissioners weie as oiie in their expression of sympathy sorrow over the death of Auwwiette Fairchild Wheelei, widow of Hobart Wheeler, which occured at her li me, 667 State street, Saturday Wheeler, whose sou Fairchild Wheeler is on the Park commission, the city. Fairchild Memorial park, which adjoins Beardsley park, and In located in the town of Trumbull George Eames esieient of the Board of Park Com.nlssloners, expressed, in behalf ol himself his colleagues on the boaid sorrow over the death of Mrs Wherter 'The public of Bridgeport has nufc ye- begun to appreciate the magntf of the -an(1 jj er Memorial Park The development of ive an early place in Park uoard, and only gift made by Mrs Wlneler son, In the form of the FEu this nark will the pC 8 then will eveiyone how much the people of Bridgeport owe to this worthy benefactress I understand that for many years in qjier way, has done inestimable jood various benevolences sho her In behalf of the people of Bildge- port, whose hanplness ill be so greatly affected by hei generosity, the Park board expresses its heartfelt sorrow upon hei death Wesley Hayes omments Wesley Haye expressed his sorrow and wild 'The giU to the city of the Fairchild Memoi al park Is a won- deiful th'njf Mrs Wheelei was certainly wonileiful person to have given Bridgepoit such a beautiful, beautiful park Louis Kutscher Ji saio j. wish to express my sorrow Mrs Wheeler was a great benefactress to ihe cltt Her wonderful gift of roirehild Memorial paik will be appreciated much more later on than now It la known that Mis Wheeler made many gifts iri a private way and aided both with money arn time, the work of the Brldgepoit Ladies Chaiitable association of which she was a member Many othei benevolences we" 1 made by Mis Whedei but hi-r son Pair- child Wheeler, said lafrt- night that they were made auobtt-ntatlously and that he knew his mother would not wish tnem made pub! now The fimeial is to be held from Mrs Wheelei late hon "67 State street tomorrow alternoou 2 clock Rev Stephen Tish Sheiman Ji will officiate The Intel ment will 'le in tl" family buiial giounds at Long Hill YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE ARE BURNED TO DEATH CHICAGO Peb 12 --(By Associated Piess A jourig ma couple was burned to death ejUy today in a fire that almost totally destiojed ohe home Recently Organized Branch of Catholic Daughters Plans Card Party. Their first real task since their organization recently will be undertaken by the Junior court of the Catholic Daughters of America, when they will assist at the card party ami dance to be given by the senior organization of the Catholic Daughters of America, to- rnoriow night at 8 o'clock at the Knights of Columbus club on Washington avenue The proceeds will go to the fund for rebuilding St. Marys church.

The girls, who are about of high school age, will wait on tables and will help arrange for the affair Ttie general committee in charge, consisting of members of the senior organization, is composed, of Mrs William A Anderson, chairman, Mrs William Histon Mrs Joto Lavey, Mrs Mary Witt, Mrs Frances I Crosby, and the Misses Catherine Banley, Christine Brennan, Mabel Otis, Margaret Dorsey, Nan Flynn, Betty Bray, Ethel Cody. Marton Parker, Mary Joyce, Catherine O'Brien, and Elizabeth Salzey Those Who Will Assist The following aie the glils of the Junior court who will assist Alice Bryers Irene Barnash Constance M. Burns, Eleanor Curry Helen Danko, Margaret Egan, Mary A Emroa Veronica Fagan, Cecelia Finn, Ruth Gale, Muriel Fitch Margaret Gallagher, Gertrude A Gibbons, Catherine Halpln, Marie Kelly, Sophie A Kolintek, Marion Lockwood, Frances McCombs, Eileen Mc- Kecn, Catherine McMahon, Irene Mur- lay Anna McMahon Estelle Muldoon Alice O'Brien, Betty Qulnn, Kathryn Rellly, Huth Ryan, Mary Salmon, Phyllis Scott, Helen Sailer, Dorothy Sailer, Betty Scott, Mary Staff old, Agnes Scully, Bernice Winfleld, Lillian Vigilant! Alice White, Mildred Ring Edna Murpny Maybelle Corey, Mildred Eagan Marie Halpln, and Mary Rose Halpln tne promotion of summer spoi'ts Pres.1- of then hosts and whirh drove guests dent Fred Corbally, of Sacred Heart at a Valentine partv into the stieet ir parish and Scretaiy John Cotter of scanty attlie St Augustine paiLsh have alieady The clebd are Joseph Doff and his laid Diana for a tt UAI cauj i ueua laid plans for a most active season In wife birah 1 baseball both twei i inurled about ye GIRL DEAD, TEN HURT IN CHICAGO AUTO CRASH CHICAGO, Peta 12--(By Associated Press One girl was killed and ten others injured early today when an automobile carrying Notre Dame slty students crashed head-on into another at a street intersection The dead girl Miss'Helen Perry nineteen Chicago, was hurled to the pavement from the front seat She died almost instantly The drlveis of the cais, both slightly injured were held by police who saltl that they weie traveling rapidly when the head-on impact occurred More Than 700 Men Attend Birthday Tribute to North End Founder. The birthday party given by the North End Bible class to its lounder V. Qulgley was attended by over 700 men, yesterday afternoon The birthday party was combined with men mass meeting and drew out a record attendance.

Delegations from Danbury, Norwalk New Haven, Merlden New Britain and Hartford came to Bridgeport for the meeting Rev John Callahan supetmtendent Hadley's Rescue mission In the Bowery, New York, and chaplain nt the Tombs prison was the principal speakei He told of his life fiom the time he was six jeara old up to the present He told of the years when he was a bartender and a drunkard, of the time be served in the Ohio penitentiary and Jollet prison He was ordered out of New York Later he turned to religious work and Is now identified with Rescue Mission work the country over Remarks were also made by Rev Simpson, William Florian, the state president, and Charles Dennis, president of the city Bible classes P. Qulgley in a short address expressed his thanks to the groups and committees for the work they had done and expressed himself as being Too happy for words" at the manner in which the class turned out for his birthday party Birthday of Martyred President Is Marked by Congregations With Tributes. All the churches In the city Joined hands yesterday in honoilng Abraham Lincoln whose birthday was yesterday Nearly eveiy church devoted either Its morning or evening service to the great emancipator "The character of Lincoln Right or Wrong, My Country Abraham Lincoln "The Ideals of Abraham Lincoln are but a few of the titles of sermons that were delivered yesterday They show what a prominent part of yesterday's church work was given over to Abraham Lincoln The Universalibt church give its morning sermon to Lincoln then at night the young people of the church met for a discussion of the man Rev Ernest Judson Craft made Lincoln the subject of his morning sermon at Chiist church and Di Alexander Allison Jr, did the same at the First Presbyterian church The Bridgeport chapter of De and Troop 19 of the Boy Scouts were guests of honor at the morning service of the United church Dr William Horace Day preached it special sermon on 'No Quitter" using Lincoln for his model MINISTER SCORES RELIGOUS BIGOTS Would Be Good Thing to Have Catholic for President, Methodist Says. NEWARK Feb 12--(By Asso- iated Press) The Rev Prank Mead pastor of the Grace Methodist church his sermon today vehemently de- lounced religious discrimination in politics and declared sometimes I it would be a good thing foi us bo have a Caholtc President" In referring to the presidential elec- this year the pastoi said "One will run for that office who with him the cry of the Sidewalks of New York Surely we uld be magnanimous enout, 1 to grant him the same freedom religiously that we ask for ouiselves The Protestants Mi Mead added have no monopoly on the office of lesident but he hoped thit the next President whoever he may be may be able to contiol pdmiiation find le spect and love in the big house ou Pennsylvania avenue as he is the Id house on 13th street HREE MEN INJURED IN ORRINGTON AUTO CRASH TOHRINGTON Peb 12--(By Asso- isited Press) Three men were injuied wo of them seiiously when two automobiles in which they were licting col- ded head-oil on the Torrington-Water- mi road today Raymond Platt of Northfield driver nd lone occupant of one machine ost his left eye and was aeveiely cut the head Philip Slca of Tor- ngton suffeied Inteiual injiirieb Wilam Wolte ot Toriiugton, was lacer- tetl about the face and head All three ere at the Chaiiotte Hungerford hos- iltal heie, and Platt and Sica weie said hospital authoiitiet, to be seiiously iut not critically hurt Stephen Pannoni ol Wateibuiv duv- of the car in which faic.i and Wolfe eie liding lecelveci minor cutt. The accident occuned when Platt ieemed to have misjudged the speed of ils machine a he made curve Both lachines weie badly wteckecl MOTOKI'sT I) Your Back Given OutZ.

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