Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1886-10-13
FIRE LADDIEs IN LINE.
Norwalkss big Fire Parade-New Ha
ven Yeterane Repreaented.

NorwaIkss Big Fire Parade-New Ha-
ven Veterans Represented.
NoRwALK, Oct. 12.-The fire department
held parade to-day and all the fire laddies
for miles around and from many different
towns made the town bright with their
gorgeous uniforms. Many hundreds of spec
tators viewed the parade, which was com
plete in every particular. Polished engines
and light and gay hook and ladder trucks
were in line and presented splendid appear
ance. Many fremen came from Walling-
ford and other towns along the Hartford di-
vision. The American band of New Haven
headed one of the fire companies in line.
Members of the New Haven Veteran Fire
mems association were present and were the
guests of Pioneer Hook and Ladder compa-
nv of this place. Among those from this as
sociation were Charles Berklee, Richard
Murphy, Henry Howe, James Brown, Nelson
Downes, Edward Caldwell, Henry Mix, An
drew Wohlroby, John Pardee, Henry Smith,
E. Hayes, William W. King and A. j.
Friend Foreman George F. Peckham was
in command of the New Haveners. The af-
fair was a success and complete in every
respect.
LINE OF MARCH.
The line at starting was formed in the fol-
lowing order:
First Division.
Grand Marshal, A. A. Chinery.
Marshal, W. E. Damn.
Wheeler g. Wilson Band.
Chief j. ]. + To Prowitt
Bana q q men,
Colts Band, Hartford.
Water Witch Hose Of New Milford, so men, N
Staub. foreman,
Kohanza Hose Of Danbury, rs men, j. H. Ellwood,
Foreman
Hotchkiss Hose of Birmingham, - men.
Ansor la Band.
Eagle I Hose s,o Of A RsonLas6 IS men,
Westport Band:
Vigilant Engine Co., of Westport.
Drum Corps
Padanaram Hose of Danbury, 81,
B. Young Foreman.
Birmingham Band
Alert Hose, of Bethel. 25
A. T. Knoxton Foreman.
Grassy Plain engine Co.. of Bethel, q,
L. Dickens, Foreman.
Visiting Engineers and OK Engineers.
Second Division.
Marshal DR.. c. S. Murray.
Dan0ory EFs aG Sand d. GaPsfdrd C. Noble
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Co, of Norwalk, 80,
l. L. BraSSi sgdl Foreman
Washington H. and L. Co of Danbury, 30.
Robert Brown, Foreman.
Pioneer H. and L. Co. of Westport, 20.
Charles Chapman, Foreman.
Heines Band of South Norwalk.
Old Well H. and L. Co. of South Norwalk, IS.
f. l.. BVxbee. Foreman.
Drum Corps
Seamstress Engine Co. of Bridgeport.
R. NJ. Bassett II. and L Co. of Birmingham.
Harry Howard H and L. Co. of Portchester, 49,
D. SaShey, Foreman.
Nevtovn H and nd I'm L. GO Sor e Newtown, 40.
Drum Corps
Veteran Volunteer Firemen's Association of New
Haven, 49,
Newfeld H. and l.. Co. Of West Stratford.
Drum Corps
Eureka H. and L. Co. of Bethel, %.
M. A. Leppert. foreman.
Young America Engine Co.. Norwalk, % boys.
Dodsworth Band, 40 pieces.
Amogerone H. and L. Co. of Greenwich, 40
Warden
Court of Burgesses.
Water Commissioners.
Third Division.
Marshal Geo. s. Gregory.
Assistant Engineer Geo. Darrow.
Howe Band of Bridgeport.
Hope Hose Co. of Norwalk 35 men and honorary
John L. Kelley, Foreman.
Ex-members Hope Hose Co of Morrsania
Chief Engineer John Van Horn.
Band.
Arctic Engine Co. of Milford.
Wallace Hose Co., of Wallngford, p.
Drum Corps.
Humane Hose Co., of Danbury, "a,
G. 7. AnSon, Foreman.
Band
Putnam Hose, of Portchester, "a.
compo Engine Rre Co. o of westport. 80,
John Gaut, jr, Foreman
Putnam Hose, of South Norwalk, 26.
Gulf Stream Engine Co, Of New Canaan, 20,
William Patterson, Foreman.