The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-03

WILL DeBm WlCn uag-ralSlHg CeremOn- ies at the fire house at 9:30 a. m. The following program will be played by the Fulton American band at Bunker Hill at 8 o'clock to- morrow evening: March-"Daughter of the Ameri- can Revolution" ....... Lampe Overture-'Hungarian Comedy Bella Selection - American Fansty" ................... V. Herbert Ballet Music from Faust =. .Gounod Piccolo Solo-"Through the Air" ................. Damn
 Dayton Palmer "Panamericana" ........V. Herbert Down South Sketch" .Myddleton Description-"A Hunt in the Black Forest ......,.......... volker Waltz-"My Dream" ...... Waltenfel Selection - "The Blue Paradise" .................. Tom Clark March-"We Americans. ,...... M. Fulton
 Star Spangled Banner
 Fulton Park
 Fulton Park will be the scene of a field day program for children under the sponsorship of the Overlook Cottage Park Club tomorrow afternoon. .The Overlook program will also include baseball game in the morning. Joseph A. Brenneis Is general committee chair man.
 The baseball game will be between the Blessed Sacrament and Overlook A. c. mines. The field day program, slate for 2 o'clock, will be include peanut race, balloon race, three legged race, wheelbarrow race, base ball throw, shoe race and watermelon race.
 Assisting MT. Brenneis on the com mittee are Joseph Kenney, Everett Stanley, Henry Preusser, Edward Banziger, Martin Tourney, Paul Read, Harold Hadley, Frank Minna- man, Conrad Carlsrud and William Guilfoile. Extra policemen will be on duty at the various celebrations, with the night platoon to begin work early tomorrow to handle traffic and p1l hlklk llCdl dNCAluCs
 Parade Orders
 1. Young and old of Bunker Hill and other communities are cordially invited to participate in the annual Independence Day parade. The sum of $l00 has been provided in prizes for individual and group excellence. Residents of the community are re- quested to display the National Col ors at their homes.
 2. At 9:30 a. m. the flag raising ceremony will be held at the En- zine No. Fire Station on Bunker Hill avenue. All Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts are requested to be present. Fulton's American Band will furnish the music.
 3. The parade will form at 9:45 a. m. The first and second division will form on Bunker Hill avenue op- posite Bunker Hill church. The third division will form on Windsor street and the fourth division on Coniston avenue.
 4. The parade will march prompt ly at 10:00 a. m.
 5. The parade will march in the following order:
 Head of Parade
 l. Police radio car.
 2. Marshal and staff.
 3. Oficers and committee of the
 Bunker Hill Improvement
 Society.
 First Division
 1, Fulton's American Band. 2. Color Guard and Military Es-
 cort, Lieut.. Fred Nonamaker
 commanding.
 3. Platoon, Waterbury Fire De-
 partment.
 4. Zindah Grotto Patrol.
 Second Division
 1. Brass City Girls Fife, Drum and Bugle Corps.
 2. Division Marshal, Everett
 West.
 3. Kings Daughters.
 4. Mems League. 5. Boy Scouts.
 6. Girl Scouts.
 T. Cub Scouts.
 8. Other organizations.
 Third Division
 1. Bunker Hill Fife and Drum
 Corps.
 2. Division Marshal, Philip Pratt. 3. Antiques and Horribles". the
 comic costumed individuals
 and groups. {. Mounted individuals and
 groups.
 Special notes: Participants arc asked to avoid political or contro- ycrsiai subjects in costumes. orig inality and humor will receive most consideration from the judges, All should report to the division marshal. giving name and charac' ter represented.
 Foarth Division
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