Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-10-19
ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED.

Nearly All of the Military and Civic l
 Organizations VIII Parade on Friday.
 The various committees on the local Columbian celebration met at St Patrick's hall last evening. John H. Moran presided. The committee that had been appointed to procure a hall and orators, reported that Rev Dr An derson had expressed his willingness to speak. Rev Father Mulcahy would not be able to attend, so Rev Dr Martin had been secured. The meeting will be held in City hall. The parade will begin at 1880.
 It was voted that the committee of each organization appoint one of their delegates to act as a committee to trans act the business and arrange, the line of march. It was also voted that this committee choose the chief marshal, who will appoint his own aides.
 The following are the organizations that will take part in the parade, to- gether with the delegates that represent each organizations:
 Wadhams post, G. A. R.. H. F. Cas- we'll. Barcelona council, K. of C., D. Hackett. Rose Hill Social club, M. Behan. Second division, A. O. H., William Harrington. Court Hancock, A. o. F. of A., E. P. Hyland. Court Linden, A. O. F. of A., D. J. Griffin.
 Waterbury battalion, Go A, Lieutenant
 Hart, and Go G, Captain Wolff. Sheri- dan council, K. of O., J. J. Mcdonald. Fourth division, A. O.. H., Daniel All
 man. Rose Hill Hose company, No 5, John Downey. Nosahogan lodge, I. o.
 Meany, A. o. F. of A, George Foley.
 Brooklyn Athletic club, T. F. Luddy.
 Third division, A. O. H., James Thomp- son. Go E, Hibernian rifles, Captain J.
 E. Finley. Young Mems Catholic Liter Try association, James M. Lynch. Union St Joseph, Canadian Institut, St Jean
 Baptist and L'Union Fraternelle, were St Thomas cadets, Joseph Lawlor.
 Acme Social club, James L. Duncan.
 Ereditario di Savoia, Adduci Salvatore. St Cassimere. Charles Hurlburn. First division. A. O. H.. Hugh Feeley. Court
 Wolfe Tone, A. O. F. of A., John s.
 Hayes. Pastime Social club, R. J.
 Schlegel. Vittorio Emmaniele I I, G
 Cuccaro. St Patrick's Sunday school
 Martin Brophy. Court Falcon, A. O. F.
 of A., Martin Geraghty. E. F. Durand
 division, K. of F., E. R, Davis. Speed
 well lodge, J. Elliot Russell. Washing ton conclave, K. s. F., James Murnane
 and the fire department. w. c. Bannon After voting to invite the city govern
 ment to review the parade, the join : meeting adjourned and the committee
 of delegates was called to order. J. J
 Mcdonald was chosen chairman and O w. Cornish secretary. The first busi ness done by this committee was tit election of Lieutenant Colonel l.. F Burpee chief marshal by unanimou vote. Two committees were then ap pointed to prepare lines of march. The line of march will be formed ol the north side of the green. At Cit. , hall they will be reviewed by the cit. officials, and will march to Church, t. ] Grand, to Bank, to Washington avenue t countermarch to Meadow, to Soul 0 Main, to Liberty, to Baldwin, to Mill, t l. East Main, to Wolcott, countermarch t
 Cherry, to Grove, to Willow, to Yves
 Main, to the green, where they will b n dismissed. Messrs Keenan, Cornish an e Hayes were appointed to procure tn
 music for the evening. Captain Wolf
 was appointed to wait on Colonel Bul
 pee and inform him of the acton of tn IT joint committee. The following commit l. tee was appointed to solicit subscriE tions: Chairman, O. w. Cornish; secrt s tary. James Murray; I. c. Moore, F. W z Chesson, Charles CaIabro, George Par neton, Charles Urban, D. Hackett, CaI tain J. E. Finley and D. J. Casey. Tn }, Icommittee will meet again Thursda 't evening.
 e Mutual Hook and Ladder compan v will hold special meeting this evenln 'f to decide whether the company WI \, take part in the parade, now that tt " commissioners will not allow the i'll 1T apparatus to be used.