The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-17

Stanesleus Drum Corps; D. A. ". chapters and auxiliarieS.
 FIFTH DIVISION
 Marshal, Capt. Peter Costigan and staff; aides, Edward Bates and H. J. Meyers; Bethel Boys and Girls band; Floria post, Italian World War Veterans and auxiliaries: Jew lsh War Veterans and auxiliaries; Irish War Veterans of U. s. A. Sec ond section: Manchester Kiltee band; British War Veterans and auxiliaries; Canadian War Veterans and auxiliaries; Federation of Ital- ian World War Veterans of U. s. A.
 SIXTH DIVISION
 Marshal, Chief Babson, Boy Scouts of America and staff; aides, Robert Splittosher and William A. Connor; Oakville Fife, Drum and Bugle Corps; Boy Scouts; Junior Naval Seamen, New Britain; St. Margaret's Boys Brigade, Waterbury.
 SEVENTH DIVISION
 Marshal, Mrs. Mary Frost, Depart ment President, V. F. w. auxiliary and staff; aides, Joseph Meyers and Onesime Frappier. First section: Paine White and Gold band, Prov idence, R. I. Auxiliaries from Hart ford district: Lieut.. c. Colt Robin son post No. 284; Pvt. Walter j.. Smith auxiliary No. 511; Madeley Roberts auxiliary No. STA; Middle sex auxiliary No. 583; Southington post auxiliary No. 935; Stafford Springs, No. 938; Bristol, No. 994; Unionville, No. 1l95; Thompsonville, No. 1901: Charter Oak, No. 1873; Manchester, No. 2046; East Hart ford, No. 2083; Rockville, No. 2090; East Hartford CUnited Aircraft) No. 2O96; Newington, No. 2l38; Broad- brook, No. 2774; Hartford Police auxiliary No. 2849: Windsor, No 3272; Hartford, No. 3365. Second section: Litchfield Junior Republic Drum and Bugle Corps, Litchfield, Conn. Auxiliaries from Litchf1eld County council; Winsted, No. 296; Thomaston, No. 572; New Milford, No. 1872; Torrington, No. 1897. Third section: Gregory Post band, Thom- aston, Conn. Auxiliaries from Fair field county: Bridgeport, No. 145; Danbury, No. 149; Stamford, No. 241; Westport, No. 399; Norwalk, No. 603; New Canaan, No. 653; Greenwich, No. 1792. Fourth section: A. J. Breault post No. 1523, Veterans For eign Wars Junior Corps, Putnam, Conn. Auxiliaries from 4th District council; New London, No. 189; Nor wich, No. 594; Pawtucket, No. 1265; Putnam, No. 1928; Willimantic, No. 1724: Saybrook, No. 1926; Taftville, No. 2212; Danielson, No. 2O50. Fifth section: John w. Ryan post No. 2774, Veterans Foreign Wars Drum Corps. New Haven ounty. Auxiliaries from New Haven, No. 320; Meriden, No. 585; Wallingford. No. 591: Ansonia, No. 597; Derby, No. 1344; Southbury, No. 1907; West Haven, No. 168i; Naugatuck, No. 1946; Milford, No. 1879; Milford, No. 3052; New Haven, No. 3263; Waterbury, No. POI.
 EIGHTH DIVISION
 Marshal State Commander John M. Breen and staff; aides, Ted Schraeder and John J. Condon Hartford District council. First sec- tion: Hartford band, Veterans For eign Wars; Hartford Police post, NO 2849; Hartford, No. 254; New Brit ain, No. 511; Plainville, No. STA; Middletown, No. 583; Southington No. 935; Stafford Springs, No. 938; Bristol, No. 994; Unionville No. 1195; Thompsonville, No. 1901; Hartford No. 1873; Manchester, No. 2046 with Drum Corps; East Hartford. No 2O83; Rockville, No. 2090; East Hart ford, No. 2096; Newington, No. 2l38; Broadbrook, No. 2774; Windsor