Morning journal and courier., 1884-11-01
FIRST DIVISION. Brigadier General F. D. Sloat.

\ C.. "; Blakesee. Joel F. Gilbert, Sherwood s. Thompson, Newcomb M. Bassett, Lew is D. Chidsey, Henry N. Whittelsey, jr., John H. Phillips, and N. Landrigan's band, 9 pieces J. J. Landrigan, | leader; Blaine and Logan Veterans drum corps 8 pieces, Blaine and Logan Veterans 13s men, Captain A. Whites Big Seven drum corps pieces, Edward l White, leader. Harrison Zouaves, 50 men, Captain H. R. Loomis Excelsior Marshal drum corps of Bridgeport, g
 pieces, Edward Leary, leader. Honorary members Coc zouaves of Bridgeport, 20 coe zOuaves of Bridgegorti 7s men, Captain Thomas Hendricks Big Four drum corp, pieces, Rene Greeley battery, 60 men men, Captain T. H. sucher. Bunnels Solid Eye drum M corps, 5' pieces. W. H. Stiles escort of North Haven 35 men, Captain T. o.
 Judd.
 Wilkins Guard drum corps. Wilkins Old Guard, 70 men. Captain G. W. Ladieu. Bradley drum corps of Meriden, 8 pieces William p,.,,,o-- ,u, o. Lane Lane leader;
 Tileston.
 SECOND DIVISION
 Colonel S. J. Fox.
 AIDS. Colonel Henry Allen. George S. Barnum.
 ASSISTANT MARsHALs F. B. Spencer, Romanta Wells, P. E; E stevens, George F. Spare, A. D. Baldwin, S. G. Johnson Charles F. Snow' .F C. fMm Gharles Graham National band of wallingford 20 pieces, J. T. Nc
 Donough leader
 Merwin legion, 70 men Captain F. T. Lee. o' i'' samuel t Fairchild fir % ieade9r i' p'e'eS' Molly Pitcher PS%Reers and battalion 1ss
 Frank King 1aSa Company gpsy Captain Americus drum corps, pieces, Frank Hurlbut G. w. Humphrey, KOhanza dru% GorRs @.fs ef fDsan6qEy IA peces Harrison battalion of Danbury, s6 men, Captain Ire Belva Lockwood battery of Danburv. s4 men
 Captain Torrance Brady -'' Eagle battalion, colored, of Danbury, 26 men, Columbia band of BFanford, 21 pieces UP Landerer leader Colonel Allen escort, Branford, 60 men, Captain H. Beecher Pumea tain kReRs h fanna Nashville 30 Daley Drum Corps, pieces, Thomas Stewart, Hugh Daley escort, 40 men, Captain J. S. Hill. THIRD DIVISION. Brigadier General George H. Ford AIDS. 1 Paul Wright, Captain Frank A Monson. ASSISTANT MARsHALs. Capt. Stiles T. Stanton, Wallace B. Fenn Capt. George S. Arnold, John F studiey. Ellsworth T. Foote, Charles L. Johnson Charles Charles M M Walker Walker A All H Whittemore,, Charles W. Clark i,a,, M wilson Is Catherwood, West Haven band, Charles B. Humphrey, leader Harrison phalanx, New New Haven, h Captain F. L. Bige- Bridgeport mounted guard, Captain Munson, 20 Converse plumed knights New Haven, Captain H. E. Marsh 50 men, Tngue escort, Milford, Captain Benham 30 men George H. Ford cadets, New Haven Captain Mix, Blaine and Logan guard, Guilford Captain Chitten- Harrison phalanx, Bridgeport, Captain Charles Wilkins regulators, New Haven. Cautain Rell eo Third ward Irish-American Blaine and I,ogau c,u,, New Haven, Captain Kelly, 9 men FOURTH DIVISION. Major S. E. Chaffee marshal D. Chadeayne, WE EImes, W. E. Downs pioneers, Birmingham, Capt. Lamou-
 reaux, 40 men,.
 Drum corps. Mullgan Guards, Birmingham, Capt. Durand, 30 Drum corps
 FarTel advance, Ansonia, Capt. Moore, 60 men, Drum corps. Wallace reserves, Ansonia, Capt. Thompson, 55
 
 chas. H. Pine escort, Ansonia, Capt. Harrett. 40 men. The Lilies of the Valley Ansonia, few. attired in
 Mother Hub6ards, i" in carria@ess I'''i GU HI Clark escort Birmingham, Capt Winn i5 men
 Waterbury zouaves, Waterbury ~ ~ N' D. sperry mosnted R1asg gue16cds New Haven Capt Hamden cavalry, Hamden, Capt. Downer 1s n,s, EaSG daVen CAVaArys EktsC dAVen, Capt, Smith The decorations and illuminations were very fine in many places. On Elm street Hubbard's advertising agency was brilliantly illuminated, flags of all nations adorned the windows. The house of Eli Whitney was illuminated. Dr. Peterson's and Mrs. Keys' were illuminated. The residence of J. B. Darlington was adorned with Chinese Ian terms. The American flag was float ing over the stoop. Red lights were burned in profusion. Judge Munson,