The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-26

ager said today that another fifty pictures of entries will be ready for printing in The Democrat next Wednesday.
 Picture Gallery And with these will be shown again the pictures which already have appeared. This is to help you to identify some baby you know and want to help win the grand prize. or one of the other prizes. There are S200 in cash, lovely por- traits and cups ready for the wln- ners.
 The Most Popular Baby Contest is @ contest where you don't have to write anything. You don't have to take pictures or clip coupons, which would mean buying newspapers. Subscription Count
 The contest will be decided by subscriptions to The Democrat which will count as votes, every subscription counting 200 votes. You don't have to collect any money. You don't have to spend hours puzEling what to write. There's no catch In 1t because every baby entered has an equal chance to win.
 YOU are the judges, the jury and the voters. For example: There's the baby of your friends, the John Smiths, entered in the contest. John Junior, must have votes to win.
 Suppose you know four or five families which are not now receiv- ing The Democrat by carrier deliv. cry. Probably you can think of them right away. You planned seeing some of them, your friends, at a meeting of your club or at . picnic today. You have 6 book of subscrip- ton blanks which Mrs. Smith asked you to fill out, perhaps. If not, you can get them from Mrs. Smith.
 Carrier Aids
 The rest Is easy. You have them sign the subscription blank and they'll start getting The Democrat by delivery right away. Your work" Is all done. The carrier will collect the regular small sum ct the end of the week.
 Your candidate, Junior Smith, re. ceives 200 votes for every subscrip. ton obtained in the manner des- cribed. He already has 800 votes just for entering.
 See how quickly the votes can count upl
 One thing more before we tell you about the babies whose pictures ap. pear today: You mothers and fathers of entries who have NOT seen the Contest Manager to get the silver spoons which are present for your baby. MUST DO so AT ONCE. Come in and set the spoons. Baby will be delighted and so will you.
 Calvin Twins
 The first twins in the contestl They're here. To prove 1t, take c look at James and Jean Calvin, two and 6 half years old, son and daughter of Mfr. and Mrs. John Gal. win of 802 North Main street. Looks like sister Is blonde and brother dark. Or Is 1t the other way around7 You guess.
 Roland Jelly
 Next we have Roland Jolly, twen. ty-five months, son of Mir. and Mrs. Jolly of 60 Scovill street. We bet that Roland is Q better looking baby than Robert Taylor was. What do you think9
 William Krants
 And another fine looking boy. He's William Krantz. two years, son of MT. and Mrs. Fred Krantz of Sum- nyside avenue, Oakville. Billy looks as If he'd had plenty of good, health giving sunshine from the time he arrived through the present. An outdoor boy with check of tan"
 Roslyn Manglni
 But there must be some girls. There are girls everywhere, you know. So take e peek at tiny Ros- lyn Marjory Mangini, sixteen months daughter of MT. and Mrs. Felix Mangini, of 22 Torse street. Slightly puzzled here, says the camera. But Q baby with expression like that will know how to "smiie pretty" later and the boys will love it.
 Patricia Cousey
 Now a brunette with the pretty name of Patricia Ann, fourteen months old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Vincent J. Cousey of 3e4 Ham. ilton avenue. She knows what the camera man Is doing to make her smile and she's just amused.
 Irene Mary Sullivan
 Lovely little daughter of the sul. llvanS Is Irene Mary, two and one. half, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Sullivan of 63S i-2 Baldwin street. Irene, the Contest Manager tells us, Is sure enough e girl al- though she's wearing the striped collar that must belong to Q sailor suit in her picture. Maybe it's just the pattern of e dress, however, and we're all wrong.
 Anthony Barone, IF.
 Introducing Anthony Buster" Barone, Jry who, ct sixteen months, appears quite capable of holding his own in any argument with twice his age of baby boy. Husky boy, what? He's the son of Mir. and Mrs. Anthony Barone of 60 Pleasant street.
 Claudette Maaore
 Mistress of ail she surveys seems to be the attitude of Claudette Ma- dore, daughter ot Mf. ana Mrs. iIenry Madore of iis ecovili stFsst, despite her age of only twenty.two months. A prin little, wids-eyed lady is Claudette and her eyes will not miss much as the years unfold, Is just c guess of this department.
 Get Yeur Votes
 There1i be more pictures tcnior- row. But get your votes iti and lani,. ntaa n4 kfSana haasttifssI hAhiaA