The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-06

Delegates
 Onlcers of the post were selected as ofaciaI delegates upon Q recom- mendation made from the floor. Tn addition to both delegates ct large the chapter WllI be represented by finance adjutant, Albert Rice; vice commander, Detective Joseph Ben- dIer: junior vice commander, Daniel Lizdas; judge advocate, Attorney Albert ]. Bronsky; sergeant ct arms, Nick Lipnicki; chaplain, Stanley savickas and officer of the day, John shulzi.
 AIternates appointed include John Morkas, Blody Pecok, John Machi- auskas, John Bruzas, Charles slokus, William shukaitis, John w. Stokes, Joseph Kachergas, Edward Tonla- saitis and Edward Hanavich.
 Drum Corps to Lead
 The local delegation will be es- corted in the parade to be held at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon, the first day of the convention by St. Jcseph's fife and drum corps who will remain In New Britain during the termination of the convention. The corps will be quartered ct St. Anthony's parish hall overnight and for accommodation, arrangements have been made with the national guard to supply army cots. The players will provide their own blat1- kets. Rev. Anthony Wuskell, pastor of St. Anthony's church consented to allow the contingent the use of tlle church property for the puT- pose.
 During the progress of yesterdays meeting 1t was voted to present the fife and drum corps with Q nag of the United States and 1t was voted to file application with the govern ment to supply two rifles for the post color guard.
 Legion Convention
 The parade will be Q part of the line of march of the American Le- zion state convention which will take place on that date which is the concluding day of that event which takes place in New Britain during the last week of July. The activities of the Lithuanian meet on Sunday will consist of the annual election oe officers to be held in the morning aA0 picnic in the afternoon.
 Donors Thanked
 Oficials and members of the chapter voted their unanimous grat- itude to the following donors who contributed towards the purchase og post colors:
 Mayor Frank Hayes, Rev. Joseph J. Valantiejus, Alderman John w. Bendler, Alderman William Kol- beck, Controller Daniel J. Leary, William A. Ennis John Howard, At- turney, Michael V. B1ansheld, Dr. John S. stancSlow, Dr. Matthew J, Colney, William Kei1ausis, Attorney Albert J. Bronsky, John Fitzmaurice, Attorney Clarence V. Balanda, Rev. A. Edward Gladeck, the Sheriff. association, John E. Danisavage, Charles c. slokus, Dan Lizdas, Vic- ter Danisavagc, Joseph Klish, Fem ten & zubras, pr. Walter selens, Dan Stokes, 4. Bernard, Albert Rice, A. Venskunas, Martin J. Dunn, Dora A. Egan, Joseph Bender, James Valaitis, William Petchlock, Joseph Kachergis, John Bruzas, Julius Puzas, Brooklyn Baking O., William Jakubonas, O'Rourke & Birch, Stan- ley Savickas, John W. Stokes, rior- tician: John W. Stokes of Harriet avenue; Judge Dennis J. Slavin, J. w. Baltrush.
 Thomas Deliniks, John w. Jenu- saitis, John J. Stokes, William F. Stokes, Croce and Colucci, Charles Girkas, Daniel J. McGrath, William J. Shukaitis, Charles Lasky, Edward Lasky, Dr. Frank J. Hill, Blody Pecok, William Strokalaitis, Attor- ney Casirnir Lukocius, MaZailkas, Joseph Farley, Attorney George A. Sltokes, Cy D'Veleskis Edward Ryan, William Moskavich, A. Sirica, Wil- liam Bradunas, Dr. Thomas J. Butt terly, P. Valunas, Thomas Matas, Joseph Rushinskas. Brooqlyn A. 0. baseball team, Joseph Strickulis, A. Brazalauskas, Conn. Cop Co.,, John Yenkulen, A. Bebran and Joseph Kelly.