The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-01

A total of 4s prizes will be awarded for the best groups, indt- viduala, floats, cts, in the Bunker HUI Fourth of July parade. This was announced by the sub-com- mittes on prizes at a meeting of the general celebration committee held last night. General Chairman Ed ward F. Real presiding. The list of prizes as read of by the commit tee. includes "one haircut, shave, shampoo and massage" as contri- buted by one of Bunker Hilrs en- terprising barbers; also one live pig and one bull calf. The pig has already been delivered, to Albert Loeffler of the committee and has been given ''parlor, bedroom and bath" in MT Loeffler's garage, but where to quarter the calf, when 1t is turned over to the committee. is Q problem that ZAP has yet to solve.
 The judges who will select the prize-winning paraders. as also an- nounced last night, will include Judge John F. McGrath. Mrs C.. J.. Allen, John c. Bulger, Mrs Charles A. Templeton and Joseph T. St Louis.
 Last evenings meeting was for the completion of all details of the parade and celebration arrange ments. The general orders for the parade, as issued by the grand mar shal, Captain William R. Keavaney, were approved by the general com- mittee. It was reported that many special features were ''in the works especially interesting being the plans for making the Antiques and Horribles'' division Digger, better and funnier" than ever.
 Chairman w. J. Dillon of the parade committee announced that the military escort, at the head of the marching column, would in- clude at least two platoons of Na- tional Guard troops, in dress uni- forms. It was also announced that the Washington Park Community club would probably be represented, in the parade by both a delegation and a float. It is hoped that the Overlook-C Cottage Park Club will also send some representation.
 The grand marshars orders, as printed below, call for the parade taking place at 9:30 o'clock. a. m.. the various organizations and groups reporting for formation one half hour earlier. It was voted last night that if stormy in the forenoon but clearing by p. m., then the parade will form at 3:30 and march at ( p. m.
 At the patriotic exercises at Ma cau1ey Field, immediately follow ing the parade, the Rev w. More- ton Owen, chairman, of the speak, CTS committee, will preside. Com- missioner John D. Thoms will re- present the city government. The Independence Day oration will be delivered by Lieutenant Colonel William J. Shanahan whose ability and eloquence as a patriotic speak, CT are we'll known.
 N The general orders" for the par ade, as issued by Grand Marshal Keavaney, are as follows:
 l. 8:30 a. m.-Flag Raising-At
 the Bunker Hill Fire House.
 In charge of. Boy, Scouts and Girl Scouts. (An Boys Scouts and
 Girl Scouts of Waterbury and
 vicinity invited to assist.) ?. 800 a. m.-Formation-
 First Division = Fulton Amer
 ican Band, Grand Marshal
 and staff, Military Escort, Pe-
 quot Club, Mems League, Red
 Men, and other marching
 bodies. Forms on Bunker Hill
 avenue. Right resting on
 Conistori avenue.
 Second Division St Francis
 Xavier Boy Scout Fife, Drum
 and Bugae Corps, Boy Scouts
 and Girl Scouts of Bunker
 Hill. Blessed Sacrament Par