The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-19
Photos Offered
 Contestants Who
 Answer Correctly
Study Picture on the First Page of This Baby Tabloid, Count the Precious Little Tykes and Then Tell Why Baby Should Have Its Picture Taken-Contest Closes at Midnight Monday, March B

One of the most novel and inter- esting assembled photographs pre- sented to the public of Waterbury IS displayed in the composite picture of hundreds of Waterbury babies photographed during the last IS months by the Borman studio. The studio is donating ten individual photos to the ten persons submitting the count that approaches closest 10 the actual number of kiddies in the picture.
 Accompanying each number sent In must be a letter of about fifty words telling in brief form Why a Baby Should Have It's Picture Ia Ken" All may be sent to the Con test Editor, Waterbury Democrat. ana must be mailed not later than midnight, Monday. March 23. Let ters may also be personally de- 1ivered.
 The picture is q painataking bit or work and contains the faces of hundreds and hundreds of little tots rom 6 few months to four and five years old.
 They are all looking brightly ont or the branches of large tree. Al the foot of the tree are two dogs and a cat.
 There will be ten prizes donated Dy Waterbury's oldest studio-Bor- mans. Thaddeus Stoddard, Inc. jewellers, of 27 West Main street. will give to the person guessing closest 10 the correct number q Seth Thorn. as nursery clock and Borman's will give to the same individual an in- dividual water color photo ten bv fourteen inches in size
 TO the winners of the next two prizes. Borman's will give a water color photo. Then, the fourth. fifth ana sixth prize winners will be giv- en an individual ten by fourteen inch nnotograph done in French gray. 1ne iast iour winners will be given Une lndividual photograph done in size. ' in count the babies. Send the total ana the explanatory story to the contest Editor. Waterbury Demo Many of the babies appearing In the composite picture on Page I are as follows: "'e |. T. Bowen, F. r. U. No. 4.
 Rudolph Code, Cheshire, ct.
 sherwood Allen. Woodbury. Ct. yonn Murphy, GA Fairmont St. Robert MacLean, SIi Cooke st
 E. [. Craw, 3S Hanover St. r. J. Braheny, 96 Faber Ave.
 Ered 5. Curtiss, Woodbury, Ct.
 viola Mardetti. AT South Main St. 2. F. Keating. 51 Rosette st
 r. J. Smith. 50 Norton St.
 Arthur Baker. 36 William St
 Alma Grom, Cutler St.
 stanley Krom, 2922 E. Main st. haiph Bates. Wheeler St. town Ave.
 Stewart Cooke, 279 Piedmont st tervilie. 'e' wa Joseph Fasano. 363 Berkeley St. Fred l.. Platt, F. o. Box No. 10. Arthur Dubois, 69 Edgefield Ave Edward Hirbert. A Rye St.
 Frank Daley, 110 Main St, Bran William L. Dwyer. 22 Edward g. Ray Purdy, Prospect, ct.
 Rutigliano, 37 Edson St.
 Ihomas Eyman, 220 Oak St.
 A. Cooperman, 693 Cooke St.
 George Frank, 69 Wheeler st
 K. K. Lawlor, 145 Cables Circle. Lena ID. Meo, 29 Webb St.
 Louis Famiglietti, 59 West Porter Leon Chemical, 24 Edson Ave. Main St. ou'h Miss Harriet Hougton, S7 Ives st. F. O'Connor, AZ Coe St.
 Mac Murphy. 16 Bridge St.
 Edward Fahor. 20 Harvard st
 Oakview. -.o"u George Maloney, 55 Laval St.
 George Caldwell, E89 Huntinedon Ave. ooh J. R. Clark. t45 Chestnut Ave.
 John Rowe, 97 Dikeman St.
 Clara Carolan,
 Joseph Futile. so Woodland Ave. Emol E. Massicotte, 751 Cooke st. Dorothy A. Ferro, 6 Pierpont at Joseph Hannon, iO1 Edin st s. Lawior, 67 South Street.
 George Robinson, 1s0 Shelley St. Stasia Knightly. Pleasant St. Th0maston, ct. ". E. Monagan, S4 Euclid Ave. - Kay A. Mathews, 357 South Main Edward Walston. Woodbury. ct. Raymond Gillette, Watertown. Ct. Raymond Hotchkiss. Naugatuck. John Danaher. n South St.
 Fl. J. Horan, 17e Baldwin Ave. Edward Fl. Olson. Lincoln Gt.
 John Delaney, 13e Maple St.
 Alexander Spring. 240 Highland John Dwyer, 4s Elizabeth St.
 Kenneth E. Tuliar. IFS Tabor Ave. Bazarion. 13e Elliott Ave.