The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-05-02

pictures of the entries each day. Your favorite baby's picture WILL BE PUBLISHED during the CON- TEST. Rest assured of that!
 Vote For Candidates
 But you may vote for your can- didate even before the picture ap- pears, because the names and pie lures, with the standing are in the files at THE DEMOCRAT and will be made public very soon.
 Every baby entered in THE MOST POPULAR BABY CONTEST of THE WATERBURY DEMOCRAT received 500 votes on entering. To this amount are added 200 votes for every subscription to THE DEM OCRAT which you obtain in the name of YOUR CANDIDATE. (Read the rules about getting sub- scriptions.)
 Read The Rules
 Every person who has not been receiving THE DEMOCRAT within the last 30 days is a prospect for you. You don't have to collect any money, do any work; just tell your friends and acquaintances about THE MOST POPULAR BABY CON- TEST and how your candidate stands 8 good chance to win the $100 cash GRAND FIRST PRIZE, with the loving cup and the title, MOST POPULAR BABY; or some of the other $200 in cash and val- uable awards; tell them that each subscription to THE DEMOCRAT counts for 200 votes.
 Small Sum Weekly
 Then, tell them that the price of THE DEMOCRAT is IS cents week and that a carrier will collect this trifling sum weekly, after the paper has been delivered for week.
 THAT'S ABSOLUTELY ALL THERL' IS TO THE CONTEST! Except, of course, that every baby entered has an equal chance by your obtaining subscriptions to THE DEMOCRAT to WIN the GRAND FIRST PRIZE!
 More Pictures
 Today we have eight more pie lures of some of the contestants who will, without doubt, share in the prizes. First we have Charmaine Michaud, 1-2 years old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Albert Michaud, of 112 Cherry street. Charmaine, as we recall, has lots of votes already and we are sure that she is very pou- ular young lady. Her eyes are practicing that characteristic of most madamoiselles and are about to offer silent, "Oh, la, la!" Or, so we guess.
 Next is Frank lava, Jr., years old son of MT. and Mrs. Frank lava, of 400 Congress avenue. Here's fine, outstanding young feller, me lad, and it looks like he will be leader of his group in school, and later, when he grows up. Frank should go far in life.
 Samuel Russo. Jr,
 Samuel Russo, Jr., is 2 years, old, the son of MT. and Mrs. Samuel Russo of IA Hill street, and a very jolly young chap, too. He didn't mind at all when his picture was taken and smiled pretty" for the cameraman, seeming to like it fine.
 A little girl is next, Shirley G. King, IA months old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Fred King of 5lO Baldwin street. Shirley has such big eyes that they seem larger with that look of surprise which came when her picture was taken. She may be a blonde, later, and then the boys | had better watch out.
 David ThibauIt
 David Thibault, months old son | of MT. and Mrs. David Thibault of | 4 Sperry street, is one of the husk- fest infants we've seen in the MOST | BABY CONTEST this year. If some member of his family, when they're not getting votes for David, wants to send his picture to | a baby food company, 1t would ap- pear that David might win himself | a prize, or some mention there, too.
 Our next young man, Lawrence DiPersio, year-old son of MT. and Mrs. Vincent DiPersio, of 28O Plank road, has lots of hair for one so young. And if those curls are nat ural, not the result of mummy's ef- forts with the brush and comb, then he certainly has something there which will add to his charm | through the years to come.
 Michael And Hat
 Here's boy with rakish hat | set on a broad brow which is some what reminiscent of Il Duce's fore head. He's Michael Sparse, 2 years old son of MT. and Mrs. Michael Sparse, of 20 Dougherty street. Mike" told the cameraman:
 Well, what's holding you up? Do you think I have all day to have my picture taken? My hats on and I'm ready to go. Snap into it, old thing, and let's get going"
 The style seems to be with hats, for the next on our list of pictures for today. He's Gerardo Gary Cuc- olo, 4 years old son of MT. and Mrs. Frank Cucolo, of 65 Jefferson street, and he isn't very much impressed with this picture business, either. But, hold everything, Gerardo! You may win $100 cash and won't that be SOmethinoo