Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-20
COLD WATER MEN
Big Parade al TorrlDgioD al Noon = Waterbury Was
 Well Represented.

 which gave promise of reaching mid summer figures, thousands of loyal supporters of the Connecticut Total Abstinence and Benevolent union came here to-day to enjoy the an- nual field day of the body which IS held apart from the state convention. The latter gathering will be in New Britain on September IA and To. The city was in gala attire, build ings being draped with bright col ored bunting, and banners being thrown out over the sidewalks and roadways The first event was a parade which started shortly before noon and was made up as follows:
 Police escort.
 Chief marshal, William A. Glee- son; chief of staff, William A.. Burns; assistant chief of stan, Frederick Holden; color bearer, John Smith: aids, Thomas O'Brien, Luke Brennan, Emile Eschenbrenar; state president, Rev Father M. A. Sullivan; ex-national and state pres ident, Rev Father Walter Shanley;' national secretary, Edward Mul- ready, Boston; American band, Tor rington; carriages, clergy and state officers. tt-..- -.t .'..
 First division-Marshal, John P. Cook; Italian concert band, Win sted; St Francis T. A. and B. society, Torrington; St Francis Ladies' T.. A. and B., Torrington, with float; St Francis cadets float; St Fran cis cadets, Torrineton; Ste Rose Ladies T. A. and B., Meriden; car riages; Charter Oak Drum corps, Hartford; Y. M. T. A. and B. so- ciety, Hartford; St Mary's T. A. and B. society, Manchester; American Graphophone Drum corps, Bridge port; St Patrick's Y. M. T. and B. association, Bridgeport; Sacred Heart T. A. and B. society, East Berlin. in carriages; St Regina Ladies' T. A. society, East Berlin, carriages; Immaculate Conception Drum corps, Hartford; Immaculate Conception T. A. and B. society. Hartford St Peters Y. M. T. A. and L., Danbury; St Ann's T. A. B. so- clety, AnSonla, carriages.
 Second division-Marshal, Frank J. Kinney; St Francis Orphans band. New Haven; St Aloysius T. A. ard B. society, New Haven; New Haven clergy. carriage; St Agnes T. A. B. society, New Haven, float; Thomas ton clergy, carriage: St Thomas drum corps, St Thomas T. A. and B. soci- ety, Thomaston; St Paul's 7. A. and B. society, Kensington; Kensington clergy, carriage; St Palinus T. A. and B. society, Kensington, car riages; St Francis T. A. and B. drum corps, Naugatuck; St Francis T. A. and B. society, Naugatuck: Nauga- tuck clergy, carriage; St Cecilia's T. A. and B. society, Naugatuck, loat; St Cecilia's T. A. and B. society, Naugatuck, carriages: St Mary's T. A. and B. society, Branford. car riages; St Agnes drum corps. Bristol; St Johns T. A. and B. society, Terry vile; Kennedy Guards, T. A. and B. society, Danbury.
 Third division-Marshal, William F. Guilfoile: Ansonia brass band; St Aloysius T. A. and B. society, Derby; Derby clergy, carriage; St Mary's Ladies' T. A. and B. society, Derby, carriages; Winsted drum corps; St Aloysius T. A. society. Middletown; Young Emralds, Portland, carriages. St Patrick's drum corps; St ;atrick S T. A. and B. society, New Haven. car riages; St Joseph's T. A. and B. so- ciety, Stamford; Father Matthews drum corps, Springfield. Mass; St Joseph's T. A. society. Waterbury: Waterbury clergy, carriage; St Mary's T. A. society. Waterbury, foat; Sr veronica's T. A. society, Walling ford.
 Winners of Prizes.
 St Mary's T. A. society of Water bury was again a prize winner at the annual parade and field day of the c. T. A. |. at Torrington to-day, hay. ing the most elaborate float In the parade. The other prizes were as follows:
 For most appropriate float, St Ce- elias. Naugatuck.
 For the neatest mems society in line. St FrancIs's of Naugatuck. St Franeis's. Naugatuck. also won a prize for having the largest number of men in line
 Society coming the longest dis tance. St Mary's. Manchester.
 Society having largest nlmber of members. St Thomas's. Thomaston.
 Prize for drum corps. Father Mat thews. Springfield.