The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-15

| the playInR. A reception TOT tnt Judges and e dinner has been sched. uled for 5:30 in the drum corp' rooms in the old St. Joshephs school Prizes for the junior corps will bt awarded in the auditorium follow. ing the parade. Senior competition will start at 8 o'clock in the audi. torium. Awards will be made fol. lowing the competition of fancy drills and baton twirling.
 Trophies Donated
 Trophies and medals have been donated by merchants of the Brook. lyn district who also will cooperate in decorating the stretes for the parade which is expected to be one of the most colorful sights wit. messed in the section in recent years.
 The awards will be based on best playing in the ancient and mod ern classes by fife and drum, bugle and drum, fife, drum, and bugle on best baton twirllng, and bes, fancy drilling. Prizes in the fem- mine class as well as for junior and senior units have been planned Judges for the competition will be for playing, Richard Parkinson Charles Smith, tone, John MeDer- mott, execution; for fancy drills Richard Parkinson, time, George Lyman, moves, John MeDermott, OK. excution; for baton twirling, Rich. ard Parkinson, time Clarence Kalk. CT, moves Frank OlmStead, eXecu- ton.
 Some of the better known corpi which have already applied to com. pete include: Feminine, American Legion auxiliary Thompsonville Qregorick post, Thomaston; Oswe. gatchie Girls, Waterford; Daugh. ters of the V. r. w., Hartford; sil. houettes, Talcottville, senior ancien' male, Stony Creek Lancraft, Arctic Engine Co.,, Yalesville; juniors, mod ern, Our Lady of Sorrows, Hart ford; Blessed Sacrament, Bridge port; Bridgeport Junior Police corps Polish Falcons, Meriden; St. Francis New Haven; Washington Parks Meriden.
 Senior Group
 Seniors, modern, Oakville Drupn corps; Conn. Yankees, New London Royal TypewriterS, Hartford; oul Lady of Sorrow, Hartford; Father Matthews, Hartford; Fire Kings Providence; St. MaryS. East Hart ford; St. Johns, Noroton, Ansonia V. r. w.. Naval Veterans, Bridge port; st. Peters, Torrington: Green wieh American Legion; DanburS American Legion and St. Paul'l KenSinston.
 Local corps to participate includ, Casper Davis post. A. L, St. Mar garet'S. Bunker Hill; NH Plain Corp. Coyle post, A. L, Mattatuck Nutmeg State, East End Commun' ity Club and St. Stanislaus.
 The police department has issuet on order forbidding parking or Bank street Saturday from 8 o'clocl until after the parade. In case o rain all competitive events will bt held in the auditorium. Tickets fol the competition will Do available at the hall.
 The st, Joseph's corps, well knowf throughout the state, being the hold CT of the ie40 state championship for modern music and winner o numerous field awards. will assis with arrangements and conductioi of the meet and will not take par in the competition. officers Of thu corps are Albert Dereskevich, drum major; Joseph Stankus, fife sar geafit: Albert Anasa,lskaS, fife cor poral, Edward Stokes and Anthon, Muraska, drum sergeants.
 Members include: Raymond Alex aitis, Joseph Breive, John Benese vicius, Joseph Brogis, John Dani savage, Joseph Haggerty, Waite Katkavich, Anthony Licnikas, Johi Lucas, Francis Muraska, BroSlis Mar shalka, Paul Matthias, Edwar' Morkus, John Necunas, John Poplis Joseph Razinauskas, George Xix teraitis, Victor Romanauskas, Stan ley Salemonas, Anthony Stanku' Peter Stasiunas, John w. Stokes, Jr Edward Valuskas, Felix Vitkauskat Daniel Blake, George Bebrin, Ed mund Blinstrubas, Alfred Vaboli' and Joseph Slogeris.
 James Stokes was elected com | mander of the Sylvester Stokes post Lithuanian Legion, and Mrs. Mar garet Bebrin was elected presiden of the auxiliary at joint meetin held Tuesday night at the club rooms on Bank street. They wi succeed Charles Matusavage an. Mrs. Gabriel Wiggins who resigned
 The organization made plans 10 memorial Mass on May % at 5 O clock at St. Joseph's church. In | vitations have been extended 10 al local veteran groups. Members Q the Lithuanian Legion will mee at the clubrooms and march to tn church led by the St. JoSepns III and drum corps.
 A committee was selected to mak arrangements for the joint car marty which will take place on Ma D. It includes Mrs. Mae Maui savage, Mrs. Stephania Saprana' Anna Vaitekaitis, Mrs. Margare Bebrin, James Stokes and Jon BruZas. ..a,
 Officers of the Legion who WI continue in office are senior vice commander, Stanley Bakanas: hInior vice commander, John Dani savage: chaplain. John Bruzas treasurer, Albert Rice; adjutant' Di Matthew J. Colney: officer ot tn day, Joseph Kacherga. The auxiiiar cfficers are senior vice president Mrs. Catherine Romanauskas; 1; junior vice president. Mrs. Jcnl