The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-16
St. Patrick's s Day
 Fitti1gly Observed
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f Warden John J. Sheridan of Naug- atuck, Thomas Smith the Collector of Internal Revenue, State Senator Joseph Lawlor, Executive Secretary Thomas P. Kelly, Major Thomas J. Bannigan of Newington, City Sheriff John J. Kilduff, Controller Daniel J. Lcary, Commissioner Harry Minor Commissioners James A. Phelan, AL bert LoefTler, and Charles Dreher of the Board of Public Works, Former Judge Timothy Lyons of Torrington, Mrs. Nora Mahaney Harris of New Haven, Dora A. Egan, Michael O'Connell, superintendent of Brook side Home, State Labor Commis- sioner Joseph M. Tone of Hartford, Tax Collector William A. Ennis, Police Commissioner Michael F. Noonan, Frederick Palomba, chair man of the republican town com- mittec, Alderman Peter Griffin, John H. Crary, Democratic Town Chairman, Rev. Joseph Donnelly, Rev. Francis Barrett, Aldern Will liam Kolbeck, Aldern Charles Sciul- 10, Alderman George Kingston and many others.
 Superintendent of Police William J. Roach and Deputy Superintend- ent Daniel J. Carson made their in- itial public appearance when they appeared in the vicinity of the city hall and reviewing stand.
 Grand Spectacle
 The parade in itself was a spec tacle to behold as it headed upwards on Grand street towards the review ing stand at the City Hall. The usual two car police motor patrol es- cort headed the entire contingent and were followed by a squad of police lead by Lieutenant James Mulville, The color guard consisted of Patrolmen Joseph Collins. John Moynihan and Leo McKenna. The detail included Patrolmen Frank Smith, Patrick McCabe. Charles Mo- Ian, John Murphy, Harold Sheehan George Flavin, John H. Breen, Ed- ward Dunn. Charles Caffrey, Pat rick Hobart, Bernard OLoughlin, ot abi bOyCC.
 AA4ne second representation was a delegation of fircmen headed by Lieutenant Michael Flaherty with Private Timothy Horgan as aide. The color guard comprised PrivatQs John Lynch, John J. Dooley. Maur- ice r. Noonan and John A. Burns. Bremen listed in the platoon were: James Campbell, John F. English, William Henderson, Thomas Mo- Donald, Edward P. Lynch, William G. Hogan, Michael J. Calvin, Jerome F. Pelkington. Thomas J. McMahon, Henry V. Fitzgerald, Michael J.. Hanlon, and Maurice r. Clark. Fire Marshal Dennis J. Lahey and Pri- vate William J. Fitzgerald were as- signed to duty at the City Hall.
 Head of Parade
 The parade was headed by the grand marshal, Captain Peter E' Fox, and aides. Lieut.. Col. William J. shanahan. Lieut.. Col. James w. Carroll, Lieut.. Thomas J. Fleming and Ser- at Wallace J. Inglis. The National Guard contingent was headed by Captain George Eaton. Major James ciminera, Capt. Ed- ward c. Bell and Lieut.. William Deadly. The units followed the American band which vas lead by Jack Fitzgerald,
 Captain Newton Alexander was the marshal of the. second division. which followed the Wheeler Young Post Veterans 0f Foreign Wars Drum Corps. The group consisted ol officers of the sLaff and included' Daniel D. Ailisandre. e0lnlnAnneF Of the Itailan.Americaii War vet- erans. Louis Dria. honorary pfesl-. dent Oi the Italian FedeFAtlo ol War Veterans. William v. Dlbble' department adlulant of the V. v. W.. D0menic D. onofrio, national