The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-19
DOLL CONTEST AT
 PARK PLAYGROUND
Large Attendance Marks
 Event; BrOphy Working for U. s. Government
Washington Hill

Supervisors at Washington Park held Doll Contest yesterday after noon, at 3 o'clock. The children responded with such an abund- at1ce of enthusiasm that 1t was de- cided to hold another contest next Friday, at the same time. It wasn't possible to give prizes to all the beautiful and unusual dolls which were entered-and those who re- ceived prizes this week, of course, will be eliminated next Friday, in order to give all the girls a chance. The Judges were Mrs. Frank Mo Grath, and Mrs. J. Mannello.
 The contest was under the super vision of Miss Peggy Sheehy, with prizes awarded to the largest doll, Carmella Deluca, for the smallest, Alice Dastialer, most original, Byrl Fitzgerald which was dressed. as Miss America. The prize for the prettlest doll was given to Rebecca Gentle.
 Th@ contestants were: Misses Rosemary Connell, Ruth Barry, {. Betty Manello, Carmella Deluca, Mary Panlone, Lucina Della pietro Dolores Della Pietro, Peggy Spiliane, Jean Ann Farrell, Jean Kelly, Faye Jordan, Eleanor Mary Jordan, Joan Hear. Lucille Carozza, Kathleen Burns, Dorothy Collins, Mary Stack, Helen Stack, Margaret Collins, Car- lyn Hamin, Ruth Marie Gentle, Re- beeca Gentle, Antotnette Golinas, Dione Paonaiiast, Kathleen Mur- phy, Frances Murphy, Mary Day, Irene sullivan, Joan Black, Patricia Brady, Emily Egan, Mary O'Brien, Maureen Daiy, Dolores Ganzas, Jane Dastales, Alice Cronin, Nancy Caul- held, Betty Perrone, Catherine Ciar. lone, Byril Fitzgerald, Rosemary MaeaTy, Bettyanne Ciarlone.
 Friends of Thomas Brophy, Jr., son of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Brophy of Baldwin street, (Mr. Brophy is the popular manager of the First National Store at the corner of Baldwin and Washington Sts) will no doubt be glad to learn he is now working in the Department of Jus- tice, in Washington, D. 0. Thomas Jr. expects to enter George Wash- ington university this fall as Q pre- medical student. Many of the resi- dents of the hill have missed Thomas, in church on Sundays, where he has served as an altar boy for SO many years, and so faith fully. Every one joins in wishing Thomas the best of luck in his new position.
 David Scadden of Whittlesey Ave, and CllGford O'Laughlin, will accom- pany Mrs. clifford OIAughlin and Miss Peggy St. John to New York today where they will embark for a journey to Camp Banding, Fla, to visit Lieut.. and Mrs. William St. John, for the next two weeks.
 Richard Scadden of Whittlesey Ave, will be registered at the Frank lin House, Crescent Beach, New London. for the weekend.
 Private Dave Duggan, 1st Cl Med. Corp, A3d Division, is home from camp Blanding, for the next ten days. His twin, Donald, who is & lieutenant in the National Guard, is also home on a furlough.
 sgt. Donald Wigglesworth of Mad ison street, is spending his furlough with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Harry WiggIesworth. Donald re- ceives his mail at Camp Banding Fla.
 Lionel Frazier, Q former resident of Baldwin street. is visiting with his parents, who now reside on North Main street. Private Frazier was recently transferred from a Qeorgla camp, to Camp Blanding.