Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-29

| l. Dwight School Cadets, Captain Baldwin. | Gile Continental Guard | Second Company Governor's Horse Guard, Major Department commander sloat and Staff Admiral Foote Post No: 17, G. A. R., Commander
 H.nrv Mar5 asRFy P6s msfwi1 No PG T q CorP der Gleason. General Won steinwehr Post No. 76 G. A. R., Com mander Weidig Big Four Drum Corps. 1 Nathan Hale Camp, Sons of Veterans mander Loeser. SECOND DIVISION ". The second division will form on the Green
 A in the rear r 9f b the f % right the active fire department, which will form on Tenn pie street, right resting on Elm: ! Marshal Hiram Camp. Assistant Marshals. Landrigan's Band. Veteran Bremen of New Haven. Mt. Vernon Brass Band. Veteran Bremen of New York | Hand Engine: Drum Corps. Poquonnock Drum Corps, IS Pieces. Chief A. Hendrick and Assistant Engineers. NeW Haven Ere Department Steamer Company No. E. Steamer Company No. B. l Steamer Company No. f. ] Hook and Ladder Company No. 1. I l Steamer Company No 6. l Hose Company No. 2 I Steamer Company No. 8. | Hook and Ladder Company No. 8. Winchester Hose Company. 1 Police Call Wagon. Police Van. Police Ambulance. | V. The line will move at two o'clock over the fol lowing route: Out north gate of the Green up Elm
 to York to Grown to Orange, to Trumbull to State, street cemetery, where the line will be dismissed. iu7Do taIU for finO
 vi. The line will be reviewed by the Mayor and Common Council in front of the City Hall. J. D, PLuNKErr. Chief Marshal, James G. Bush, Chief of Staff The entire police force has been ordered out for parade on Memorial day. The force, under command of Lieutenant Wrinn, will head the Memorial day parade. A drum corps will be furnished for the police by the commissioners.
 At North Haven. The services in North Haven on Memori al day are to be in the Congregational church, commencing at o'clock in the afternoon. colonel of the First Connecticut cavalry, is to make the address, and the cemetery servi- ces will be by Arthur DuttOn post. At the church the programme is as follows:
 1. Anthem-I Will Give Thanks.
 2. Salute to the Dead.
 8. Musc-Garlands of Peace.
 4. Ritual of the Grand Army and reading of the
 5. Musc-In Peace They Sweetly Sleep.
 There will also be sung ''America" Isaac L. Doolittle will be president of the day, and Wilbur E. Crockett marshal.
 In West Haven.
 William Pritchard will be marshal in West Haven Decoration day. Eighteen Grand Army men, other veterans and the school  the cemetery.
 The following has been issued by Hiram Camp:
 VETERAN VOLUNTEER FIREMEN's ASSOCIATION
 HEADQUARTERS INs. BUILDING, RooM 2,
 NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, May 28, 1885, pate in the services Memorial day, Saturday, Both inst. Therefore do hereby request all Vet welcome our brother firemen from New York.
 Veterans that uniform are requested to appear in red shirts, black neckte, black pants, belt and fire
 Veterans not having uniforms are requested to parade with us wearing the badge of the associa-
 Veterans are requested to be promptly at head quarters Saturday. 3Oth inst, at 12:30 o'clock D. foreman Charles aries DOty, assistant foreman: @
 A. R. GooDNow, Secretary.
 AT CARLL's THIS EVENING.
 The literary Memorial day exercises will take place at Carll's Opera House this even ing commencing at o'clock. Commander D. w. Sharpe of Admiral Foote post will preside. The admission will be without tickets and the public are invited to attend The oration will be delivered by Comrade Rev. Dr. Edward Anderson, formerly colonel of the Twelfth Indiana cavalry. Dr. Adder son is 8 very eloquent and magnetic speaker and our citizens may rest assured that great treat is in store-for them.
 The poem written by Colonel Van Zandt of Rhode Island will be recited by Past Commander J. D. Plunkett, whose ability as an elocutionist insures fine rendering of this beautiful poem of the war.
 In addition to this there will be excellent music and singing by select choir from the High school under the direction of Professor Jepson.
 ADDITIONAL FACTS.
 The following letter to Superintendent Dutton explains itself:
 NEW HAVEN, May 2s 1885. Samuel T. Dutten Esq, Superintendent of Public
 Dear sir-The general committee of the Grand Army of the Republic of this city would respect fully request you to order only one session of the to allow the scholars to collect iowersfor Memorial day. Very respectfully yours,
 J.N. Coe, Adjutant. --'- '--- .
 Chief Marshal Plunkett has added the fol lowing to his list of aides F. A. Curtis, Dow.
 The local posts will meet at their several headquarters at 12 o'clock noon instead of 12:30 p. m. as previously announced.
 The committee request that the watering carts and citizens living the line of march l refrain from watering the streets from Il l o'clock a. na. on Saturday until the parade is over.
 The special pieces of floral decorations | which will be carried in the procession are IS follows: For the grave of Colonel Earn | ham, a life size figure of a fireman; for the | grave of Admiral Foote, an anchor five feet | ong; for the grave of Colonel Merwin, an | enlarged Grand Army badge. The floral | pyramid which will be composed of baskets | of flowers will be sixteen feet long, sixteen | feet wide and ten feet high.
 Thirty men from the fire department will | be detailed to act with the Veterans as es- | ,ort to the visiting veteran fremen from | New York on their arrival in this city. | They will be formed into three squads of | en men each and will be under the com nand of Charles H. Hilton of Hook and 1 Ladder 1, Henry Futile of Steamer and | Charles B. Dyer of Steamer 3. Fire Marshal | Kennedy will be in general command. They | will start from the Green for the depot at | 2:30 p. m.