The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-09

with an Olympic style parade. Those marching in the parade will include the St. Stanislaus Fife and Drum Corps, the St. Joseph's Fife and Drum Corps, the St. Francis Band, the St. Lucy's Boy Scouts and the popular PWA Band under the direction of Michael Mancini, who has kindly consented to lead the procession. The various athletes will also march. The parade will start at 1880 p. m. and all participants are urged to be present not later than that time.
 Priests Donate Trophy Fourteen events are scheduled, headed by @ boys relay race in which each parish will be represent ed. Other events will include, 35, 57, 75, 100, 220, and 440 yard dashes. The parish obtaining the highest num- Der of points-that is, boys and girls together, will be awarded a handsome 27-inch trophy donated by the Catholic Priests of the city. The parish boys and the parish girls that is, the boys of 8 certain par ish and the girls of certain parish who obtain the highest number of points will each receive beautiful l8-inch trophy donated by local merchants. To have permanent pos- session of these trophies the win ners must be the victor for three years. Medals and ribbons will be awarded to the runners up of each event. The prizes will be awarded by Rev. Eugene P. Cryne.
 At press hour, few entries had not arrived as yet, but all the en- tries will appear in tomorrow's pa- pers. The committee agreed on three entries from each parish for each event. Participants who do not be- long to the parish for which they are running will be automatically disqualified. Tony Delmonico and his Twentieth Century boys will also aid with the officiating and partici- pate in the parade.
 Competent Officials
 Local outstanding officials who will lend their services at the meet include James Lee, Jeff Roland, pr, B. A. O'Hara, William Shea, Hector Auray, Lee Malone, William Far rington and many old-timers who are well acquainted with track meets.
 The invited guests will include Rt. Rev. Maurice P. McAuliffe, Bishop of Hartford; Rev. Eugene P. Cryne, director of Social Service; Miss Kathryn Hayes, president of the local Council of Catholic Women; James Curtin, superintendent of parks; William J. Derwin, park supervisor Patrick J. Wallace, chair man of the Waterbury 0. Y. O.: and James J. Carr, general chairman. The above are also honorary chair men. Others include the local priests and nuns; William Roach, Chief of Police Kathleen Crowley, Probation Officer; Thomas Condon, Superintendent of Schools; John Gilmartin and Edward Mascolo, lo- cal judge.
 Carr Heads Committee
 The committees in charge of the field day follow:
 Finance - James J. Carr, general chairman, Joseph Scully; Carmen De Maria, Julia Cavanaugh.
 Badges and Prizes Thomas Scadden, John Stokes, Eileen Par malee, Constance Gibbons, Sue Guarrera, Daniel Smith, Maria Med- ford.
 Field Events - Michael O'Rourke, John Korbuszeski, Fred Richmond, James Bianco, Mae McKenna, Tony Delmonico.
 Field Day Exercises Ted Olschefski, James Casey, Gertrude Rosa, John Stokes, John W. Stokes, Walter Salemonas.
 officials = Joe Cavanaugh, Marie Brovick, Tony Delmonico, James Jannetty, Elizabeth Sullivan.
 Reception - Martha Tehan, Mrs. Frank McEvoy, Catherine Hyland, Mrs. Mabel Newcomb, John Witey, Marie Mullens.
 Properties and Printing Will liam McGowan, Victor Keilty, Mary Alubauskas, Maria Medford, Mrs. Gertrude Wollschleger.
 Publicity James Jannetty, chairman; Neil Maloney, Chick Kelly, Hank O'Donnell, John Witey, Anna Savage, Dorothy zibell, Sue Guarrera, Eileen Parmalee. l