The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-16

chief of the D. A. V. This delegation was followed by the Reserve Ofticers association. Next came the Ansonia Fife and Drum Corps proceeding the Charter Hose brigade, also or Ansonia and then Wadham's post c. A. R. led by Homer D. Northrop. This colorful array was followed py several cars conveying the Gold Star Mothers. Next came the F. H. Liscum Post. U. S. W. V. and then the Wheeler-Young Post, V. F. w, with the Lieut.. Shea Auxiliary as the associated unit. The Yankee Division Veterans were next in the line of march and then came Corp. Coyle Post. A. l.. Fife and Drum Corps, which preceded the local chapter of the D. A. V., the David Fannick Post. Jewish War Veterans. Floria Post, Italian American War Veterans, Naval Veterans associa- ton, Casper Davis Post Drum Corps leading their organization came next and then the Federation or Italian War Veterans, followed by the Irish Republican Army Veterans.
 St. Joseph's Drum Corps
 st. Joseph's Fife and Drum Corps headed the third division with Mar shal Edward J. Fitzgerald, president of St. Thomas Holy Name society, and his aides who included the presidents of Waterbury Holy Name societies. Next in the order came the following Holy Name delega- tons, st. Thomas, st. Margarcts, Our Lady of Mt. Carmel lead by Rev. Michael J. Lynch, St. Patricks' Blessed Sacrament and St. JosepnS'
 Marshal Neil Maloney headed the fourth parade division which com prised St. Michael's Drum Corps or Ansonia, Sheridan Council, knlgnts of Columbus, Columbian Squifes' the mothers of several of the squires in cars, Monsignor Slcoum branch A. O. H., and their float, Division D. A, O. H. and Auxiliary, Division oh' A, O. H., and Auxiliary, the Matta- tuck Drum Corps, and then the Boy Scouts of America, followed by the Daughters of Isabella in cars.
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 St. Francis Xavier's Fife ana Drum Corps nattily attired led the fifth division which was chiefly or a Hill" division. Among those III the line of march were MarshaI Raymond Grady. president, leaoing the Washington Park Community club, then the Washington Hiil A. c. delegation, and float and the TIT bune A. c. delegation and float. Then came the Wilson A. c. ana the unusual Tally-Ho of Mulviiie and Reardon. The Franco-American Social club and their float were next and then the unusual rian-Ameri- can Cedar clubs float and march ing representatives, who were ioi- lowed by the delegations who rep resented the Russian Orthodox church.
 The sixth division was certainly ioy to see. The Manchester Pipers famous band and Marshal John F. Barry. department adjutant or the ID. A. V. and his official stan. The Irish- American juveniles, young boys in Uncle sam attaIe hpo '.'S young and beautiful colleens who accompanied them along the route of march linked the United States and Ireland. Then came the lrish- American club auxiliary with Pres- ident Miss Mary McKenna as mar shal and Miss Anna McDonough as ofilcial aide. President George Y. Ryan and the Irish-American clup were then to be seen. Marching pe- side Mir. Ryan were pr. John D' Freney and Arthur ]. Lunny. vice- president. They were joined at the reviewing stand by Mayor Hayes Congressman smith and several ciiy officials. The Waterbury City band and the Mt. Carmel Drum Corps Of MerIden lead the division or liie host organization.
 Flaals End Parade
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