The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-05

new style garbage collecting truck and several men carrying garbage pails. Works Commissioner Albert Loefflor led the pail-carricrs who were Julius Reichenbach, Everett West and Arthur Thompson.
 Judges Select Winners
 Current events in the news were drawn upon to furnish some of the representations in the parade. There was Il couple carrying ] "quintuplets." Mae West was pres ent and Mickey and Minnie Mouse. The parade was reviewed from the porch of the home of r. A. WollJ, 154 Bunker Hill avenue. Judges were Major Harry j. Doardsley, Lieutenant Colonel William l. Shanahan, Mrs Marion Beck, Will liam T. Harrington and Lyall Ii. Hill. They awarded the following prizes:
 Best senior marching group, first prize, Mems league; second prize, Improved Ordor of Red Men. Best junior marching group, first prize, Girl Scouts; second, Boy Scouts, Decorated automobile, first prize Fairmount group; second, Bunker Hill Parent-Teacher association, Float, first prize, Kings Daugh. ters; second, international Nud- ists." Most original boy, first prize Beldcn DeVito (organ grindcr) second, Fred Bauer (plrate). Most original girl, first prize, Dorothy Burdett uirecracker); second, Dur- ton Beeman (Aunt Jemima). Most original woman, first and second prizes. Mir Robert Moran and Mrs Raymond Granger (Gay Nine- ties - Day and Night).
 Funniest boy, first prize, Jack pracny (Mickey Mouge); secona, George Stevens tHcnpecked Illus. band). Funniest girl. first prize Patricia Real (Minnie Mouso); sec. ond, Everett Ovcrton (Rolling pin ]. Boy and pct, first prize, Joe DeVi- to; second, William Brophy, Girl and pet, first prize, Barbara Croft. Best mounted boy. first prize, Ed ward Strohackcr second, John Drophy. Best family group, firHt prize, John Brodt and group (Am- | erlcun wars); second, Fenton NJ. yer and group (All Our Troubles Are Little ones). Best boys group, | first prize, Cub scouts; second, bi- cycle group. Best girl group, first prize. garden group. Special group, New Deal Garbage Collection" | A, LoefflCr, b. West, A. ThompBon and J. Reichenbach.
 Special prizes: Natalie and Pearl Dunsmoor, Little Women; Doro- thy Lewis and Dorothy Canheld, "QuIntuplets"; Edward Anderson, fat man; Robert Mannell; John | Wenzel: Franklyn Finnan, Primo Camera; Malcolm Potteri Nor. dell Rood. Joyce Rogers. David West, Uncle sam; Donald Pier cey, Fulton Doherty for Indian ca noe. A special prize for neat ap- pearance was awarded to Engine Company, No. 8, W F. D. The prize committee included Albert | Loeffler, Coptain Newton Alexan- der and Ralph Webb.
 Athletic Games Staged
 The baseball game between the | Morningsides and Warren Parks was captured by the former, to 2. The batteries for the winning team included Cavanaugh and | Stroberg and for the losers, Au. brey and Casaly. Supervisor Frank Dillon had charge of the track events, held in the same place as | the ball game, on the Waterbury Rolling Mills lots. The results are as follows:
 5O-yard dash and 100-yard dash for boys, both won by Werner Lar. son; 5O-yard dash for girls. won by Alice Grant; 1O0-yard dash foi girls, won by Grace Bradley: DO. tato race for boys, won by Edwin Grant: potato race for girls. won by sally Bradley; relay race, won by Joe Devito, Bill Brophy. Joe Cavanaugh and Frank Finnan.
 Tennis Attracts Many
 | In the tennis matches, Al Smith defeated Eli Cutler three out oi