Morning journal and courier., 1888-04-26
FOUNDERs, DAY PROCESSION.

Order of Procession:
 Police
 Wheeler & wilson's Band.
 MaTsRa Ma5SF F AtTsSes csief 6f sts
 Assistant Marshals. General A. L. Gurney, Colonel W. H; Stevenson,
 Msls5 aSIor Iede s1eison ms3oF samne
 Bolton, Lieutenant c. P. Grannis,
 Lieutenant A. II; HoWarth.
 George N. Moses, Elliott H. Morse,
 Merritt W. BurweIl, Edward J. Atwater,
 Joseph Schleicher.
 FIRST DIVISION.
 Military.
 Major Ruel P. Cowles MaJor william lne0ln i7.3 E1gipser MeaI Milsm sn S. tain James N Coe. Milo 5. Futile, Leonard
 BestTick, E e LTm, a,s E. d pfekerman. @ p1sIs- S. Second Regiment connessticut oSe National Guard, Second gi Regiment ne Band 1Hmer.can5 New Haven. John P. Stack, Leader.
 Reginentai Drum and Trumpet Corps.
 Regimsntsl siguMal nal Corps
 el John B. Doherty, Major Frank T. Lee, Ad- jutant Captain Thomas I: Wells, Quarter master Lieutenant E: J. Dqny. Paymas- ter Lieutenant William H. Newton, Surgeon Major Evelyn L.B Bissell, Captain Andrew Allen, Signal onicer Lieu ISiaaHt -F'A~A AsS'' O' Co. K, Captain Bryant A. Treat. Co G, Captain Alfred J. Wolf. co c, Captain Timothy F. Callahan. Co. E, Captain Theedore H Sucher.
 Go. A, Captain Lucien F. Burpee. O. B. Captain John Gutt.
 Co., I, Captain Charles A. Bowen. Co. F, Captain Charles Q. Ford.
 Co. D, Captain Andrew H. Embler.
 Non-commissioned Staff.
 Second Machine Gun Platoon. Gatling Gun, Second Lieutenant William H. Sears
 Commanding.
 Co., 4, Fifth Battalion, 0. N. G.
 Captain Daniel s. Lathrop.
 First Lieutenant Daniel Tilgh,
 Second Lieutenant Charles E Fuller.
 WalIingford Band.
 Second Co. Governors Foot Guard,
 Chartered 1T75.) First Lieutenant Albert M. Johnson, Second Lieu
 tenant Joseph J. Wooster. Carriages containing His Excellency Phineas C.. Lounsbury, Governor and Commander-in-Chief era Gen Briqaer General Charles OlmsIead; surgeon general, Briga Brgedier General John E. G1app; paymasser s gen, eral, Brigadier General Charles H. Pine; aide-de- Blakeman, Colonel J. Dwight Chaffee. Colonel Ed win H. Matthewson; assistant adjutant general. CS1sne GseTge M Whits; o; assistant ecutive secre' ary, George r Mclean City Clerk B. J. shaniey, Auditor John w Lake, MoPan Basrd of
 Alderman George L. pickerman
 
 Second Company Governors Horse Guard, Chartered 1909.
 Captain W. Burr Hall.
 First Lieutenant D. A. Blakeslee. Second Lieutenant Luzerne Ludington. Cornet, F. L. Newton 9uartterm@astere mast T. Isaac s,.a ;15[1l " Hine Pounded 1866. Department of Connecticut,
 Meriden City Band. Walter Pheniz leader Admiral Foote Post No. IT, Commander Lewis B. Brown. Adjutant E. C. Dow. Henry c. Merwin Post No. 5s, commander John J Brennan. Adjutant Samuel Morris. Gen. Won Steinwehr Post No. 76 chartered 1Ss5l Commander Weigand Schiein. Sons of Veterans Drum Corps Nathan Hale camp No 1, Captain Fred Chadeayne N E. Lincoln first sergeant. Carriages containing the orator of the day, Henry T. Blake, and delegation from the New SECOND DIVISION. ! Brgadier General c. B. Foster, Commanding Third l Brigade Patriarchs Militant Marshal. Assistant Marshas: \ Colonel Peter Terhune, Major H. S. Cooper, H. c Goodwin, Major F. r. Munson. Major John San F. H. Wheeler, c: H. Rowland, Col. Durand, Captain Msrwin, Ser
 Hull Jas Geary, r F.9 J. T. Brenuan, B. E. olmstead T. J. Farley. Martin Landrigan's band. J. J. Landrigan leader Firs Battalion Patriarchs Militant, Major C. c. smiti ! tain John S. Hinman. Grand Canton Golden Rufe | No. 3. Captain Morris A. Ray. Canton Aurora No comstocE division No 2 capeaia If. " " nanas burand Hermann No 3, Captain Martin Nagle. Order o | Frank Hutchings, W. O. Staples. Columbia band \ New Britain. Unity conmandery No. g. \ First Lieutenant John H. Scranton Marshal National and State Officers. State Council of Connscticut, ! s. P. Korn, Marshal, ! Washington Council No :, R. s. Duff, Marshal. Improved Order of Red Men, Hammonassett Trib so No; l. 2 s5 Braves 'f1 John E o, Hunt. Great
 Pootatuck Tribe No; s, Bifmingham. Knights of Columbus Weeds Band Assistant Marshal Thomas, F. Campbell in Com AiescPatriek C H. Carrigan, Herry Conlsn, Johl
 fsrtiand Sf%9s James daTan HGnn E. Nc Following come councils as follows: San Saliva So @ oa No with ta6leaux representing The Landing of Coum T The M RngRts of S St Patrek eo%e next then tn Swedish societies, then the Italian societies, thel the Bicycle club
 I | In this are the schools Superintendent Duttol marshals, aud aids as follows: Major Larned, A F Fiheld, c. T. Driscoll, pr. Carmalt, ,Thos Hooker W. FarnaH, J. R. French. E.S. Lines E. A. Callahan | S. Shoninger, A Ruickoldt, J. c. North G. | Hurd S. G .Pease, Rev. I. c. Messrve. B. E. Lynch ] F. M Adler, J. J; Kennedy, Rev. P. Miller ! Landrigans band folloNs, and then Assistan ! MarshAls s. M. Munson, s. 4. Stevens and the car ! riage containing John E. Lowell Esq ex-Governo | HarTisou, ex-Goyernor English, J. c. Bradley oh4irmsn and esrFiagss g %S9ntainng % former pupil | an veterans and members of other schools who ap \ peared in New Haven's 1898 parade. Malcolm | Booth, assistant marshal, Hopkins Grammar ant \ Hillhouse High schools, High school company Fred NJ. Lloyd, captain, carriages containing board of education and school principals Gram \ mar school guard, H. W. Loomis assistant mar shal; Dwight school company, Captain Jerom | Donovan; Webster school company, Captain A | Reynolds; Co. A, Washington school, Captain T ! Moran; Co. B, Captain Thomas Bergin; Sknne ! school company, Captain James Veitch; Eatol | school company, Captain c. F. Bassett; Woolse, school company, Captain E. H. Smith; Hamilton | school company, Captain Ralph True; Wincheste I school company, Captain W. Frey Peter J Weber | assistant marshal, St. Francis school, Capta \ Frank Shauahan; St. Johns school; new Gramma I school, Wesrvile public school. ! FOURTH DTvIsIoN-Two SECTIONS. Bremen, Hiram Camp marshal; assistant mar ! shals, T. H. Mcdonald, William Woodend, William | J. Vogel, l.. CBrien, H. A. Stevens. Band. Ney | Haven Veteran Bremen Association, Hiram Camp | hand engine Volunteer; Drum Corps; Sons of Vet | eran Bremen, Charles Doty president, George | Allen secretary. 70 men with hose carriage. Hub | bard Drum Corps Winchester Hese Go. No. l. or ! hose carriage. Sassacus Drum Corps Fire De partment Fair Haven East, H, A. Stevens chief