Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-10
THE FoREsTERs BIC PARADE.

Bridgeport Alive Again With March ing Columns Yesterday-ThOusand fViSItOrs-The Procession. Another great day was scored for Bridge port yesterday. This time it was the For esters, and their grand parade and field day was a notable success. Great preparations had been made by the several courts through. out the State, and the outcome fully realized every expectation. Every incoming train brought loads of people, and the ladies were almost as numerous as those of the sturdieI sex.
 The New Haven delegation arrived at 9:30, accompanied by the Second Regiment band, and had @ short parade. The streets were 6 moving panorama, and the bright faces and uniforms formed most happy picture. The bers that poured into it. The procession was & fine aight. Along the line of march were flying flags and bunt- ing, and the lively music of the many bands and drum corps turned the town into holi- day scene. Each organization was taken in charge by an aide as is arrived and escorted to its place in the line.
 The first division was formed on Fulton street, right resting on Main street. The
  resting on Main street. The third division on East Washington avenue, right resting on Main street. The fourth division on Lum- Der street, right resting on Nam street.
 ORDER or PROCESSION.
 Sergeant BiI minghAm.
 Platoon of Police.
 Chief Marshal,
 Captain James Sheridan.
 Chief of Staff,
 J. J. Haggerty. Iohr IT AscN.bo, wsI.a- st.n,s.or Jobn o,Tn- hvep, Thomas Farrell. Willian C9gan, John
 port; Frank Farrell, Daniel Cain.
 Joseph seIi M;sI;aaa MMSsn;ohan, NeT 0,,I Ha
 icy and John D.
 Bolan, Water
 bury.
 FIRST DIVISION.
 Marshal.
 W. E. Quigley of Waterbury. Wheeler & Wilson's Fourth Regiment Band, 25 Washington Conciave of Waterbury, A J. Culloty
 commanding, ,59 men; Court Fruitful Vine No 5,sa1 of Waterbury, George
 Turner chief ranger. 10 men Court HousStonic of Waterbury, No 7,279, Thomas Luddy, Chief Ranger, 70 men. Mattatuck Drum Corps of Waterbury. John D. Roland, oSief. Hanger. 75 men Court ieR sReIds % No TsS of waseFSury, E. T Reid,
 Chief Ranger, 10 men.
 14men. Court stephen J. Meany. No 7esS. of Waterbury,
 Edward Rock Chief Ranger,
 i25 men.
 SECOND DIVISION.
 Marshal.
 John Clarity of New Haven Second Regiment Band of New Haven,
 g meh. New Haven division containing delegates from the
 various City conrts, 300 men. 9FIN no e0Fgs o Of d New New BEta1 h meg
 Burns, chief ranger, 75 men. Carriages containing the grand officers, invited lows Past Fast district ranger, M J. Boyle of Bridge @ port; past chief ranger: Richard Lyman of New MsEsa MssF5u si dses sa5 chief rSoRas Mulloy of Birmingham: dfAtrict beaie, M Thompss0w1 s Of AnSOni9 District aerold Jas Mooney of Bridgeport. Among the guests were ag G nasD Pse Pksafa Sty Gk MS9oPsy ssp1 p1 Finn of shs city r. James Harriga9 Of Wassr; Ranger Frank Shaw of New Haven.
 THIRD DIVISION.
 Marshal,
 Frederick Mullen of BridgeDort Court Housatonie IanG No SI sss9 of m men ASsr Carroll: S Chie1 @ Ranger. M 65 meg m Court 1nson C. Phelps 9 No. % s,Ss7 Of A ansenia, on Michael Coleman, Chief Ranger 54 men Court Otto Rock No 7,es5 of Bifmingham, Joseph Haulihan, Chief Ranger, 70 men.
 FOURTH DIVISION.
 Marshal
 
 Park City band of Bridgeport sixteen men, Court Waldemere No. 69B3 of Bridgeport J. J. Haggerty, Chief Ranger, hundred and if Court Pembroke No. 7,457 of Bridgeport Patrick Cuddy, Chief Ranger, hundred and three
 men.
 Court Iranistan No. 7,56S of Bridgeport Edward J. Kimnerlin, Chief Ranger, fifty men, Heine's Band of Norwich. eighteen men. Court City Of Rome of South No-walk Frederick A. Eyre, Chief Ranger, sixty-five men At Il o'clock it started over the following line of march: Up Main street, to North Washington avenue, to Grand street, to Main street, to Washington avenue, to Congress street, to Center bridge, across bridge to Will liam street, to East Washington avenue, to Pembroke street, to Steuben street, to Center bridge, to Main street, to Water street, to Fairfield avenue, to Seaside Park. Here grand banquet was served, games of all kinds enter into and grand united con- cert by the bands rendered. The committee of arrangements were: M. J. Boyle, chairman; William Flynn, secre- tary; Frank J. Mooney, treasurer; P. H. O'Brien, T. F. Malioy, James Farrell, George W. Thompson, James Murnan, J. J. Ward, Daniel Gain, Robert Aymers, assisted by J. J. Haggerty, Edward Dean, Edward Pagan, P. Cuddy, Martin Quinlan, Edward Kimmer- Ian, Mark Flynn.
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