The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-23

We can let you in on secret, though, and tell you that some of the babies in the contest already have lots of votes. And more are coming in for them daily.
 How to Get Votes
 When the baby is entered 800 votes are counted; then, for every subscription to the Democrat that baby's supporters get, another 200 votes are added. It mounts rapidly that way. You can see how it will pile up when you get your subscrip- tions with 200 votes for every one.
 That's the thing to do, now. Get everyone you know who is not hav- ing the Democrat delivered, to sign your subscription blank which will entitle them to the Democrat every week day, with collection by the reg ular carrier, and will entitle your fa- vorite baby to 200 votes. That's all there is to it-a real contest for votes to be determined by subscriptions. Todays baby pictures show lovely infants ranging in age from four months to two years and flve months. Taking the oldest first, we have:
 Patricia Farnham
 A serious-eyed little miss who, Ii we know anything about girls Of that age, is not so serious as she appears. Introducing Miss Patricia Adrienne Farnham, two years and five months old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank lin Farnham of Elm street. Patricia is known as "Chi Chi' to scores of relatives and friends and she came to live in Waterbury only a year ago, although her mother is a Waterbury girl
 Anna VadnaiS
 Anna Marie Vadnais, one and one- half years, is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Victor Vadnais of 176 walnut street and very self-pos- sesSed young lady is Anna Maria. Tho cameraman was just another man in her life, it appears, and she couldn't even be bothered giving him ''tl1e eye" so t0-speak.
 Ester Russo
 My, my, but Ester Russo, fourteen months. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Russo of 286 Oak street, looks ap- tnrehensive. Yes, we might even say she looks startled. What profusion If lovely, curly hair she has, though. She's awfully cunning in spite or the expression which makes her appear as if she were about to cry.
 Patricia Mcdonnell
 Here's tiny girl who hasn't count ed a year with us yet. She's Patricia Ann Mcdonnell, nine months oio' daughter of MT. and Mrs. Jerome McDonnell of 63 Fifth street. Sure, she's looking over the green hills with those bright eyes and those same eyes will not miss much as the wears unfold, we'll wager. Nary sick day in her life, it would seem.
 Julia Lawson
 An. there, Julla. Your eight months have seen few tears, is rnod guess, we'll bet. You look jolly enough to hug. Julia is the daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Lawson
 
 of 2l5 South Main street.
 Edward Henry
 Edward is the son of MT. and Mrs. Edward Henry of 1T City Mills lane and he's a junior, according to our records. He's just two years old and looks like he might have had his share of Grade A milk, too. Just when Edwards picture was taken, though, he was remarklng that he was a little warm. You re- member the hot spell. Whew! A fine boy, Edward.
 Clifford Green
 Here's a lad from Oakville and clifford, two years old, is the son of MT. and Mrs. Clifford Green Of Main street. Seems bit on the serious side in his picture. But Clifford is all boy and Junior Green uill probably be chairman of the prom committee when he gets to hieh school. Hope you don't mind our little guessing game, Mrs. Green.
 Richard LucrezianO
 If Richard were little girl wed onote that line about, "A curl right lsl the middle of her forehead; and uhen she was good she was very, very good; and when she was bad rhe was horrid." But Richard, sev- enteen months old, son of MT. and Nrs. Vincent Lucreziano of 139 south Elm street, is 8 husky little boy 60 probably the verse about the little girl with the curl doesn't ap- ply. And he looks pretty determined, tool
 Ann CarOI Crowley
 you can scarce see the bonnet for the eyes of plump Miss Ann Carol crowley. ten months old, daughter <f MT. and Mrs. Timothy Crowley of z2O walnut street. But Ann is the first bonneted baby we've run in 4he series of pictures of entries. 1sn't she sweetl That's not ques- tIon, either.
 Rita Milot
 IS this Mademoiselle Milot with fhe latest hair curls from Paris, 4rut-etre7 C'est pas Ia peine. Rita, kWo years old, is the charming daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ernest Wilot of 129 River street, and she's q lovely child.
 Jean Frenis
 At four months old tiny Jean has already presented Q problem. 4hen sshe" was entered in the con- s1st by .sher" mother, Mrs. Anna #renis of 1899 North Main street, Ehe Contest Manager took the spell n9 Of aJean" and thought nothing % it Now, we want to know, is 1san" the right spelling for . girl, # nhouid we have "Jean" listed as '7s4nfie's m short, is ''Jean" girl, z j. ...Iz I..lala hn Inna9 or some.