Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-10-22

Marshal Burpee gave the order and the procession began to move, first passing in review before his honor, Mayor Web | ster and the members of the city govern ment, at the city hall. The line of march l was as follows, slight change having been made at the suggestion of the chief marshal: From the north side of green, passing in review at City hall, to Bank, countermarching at Bank street school, to Meadow, to South Main, to Liberty, to Baldwin, to Union, to South Main, to East Main, countermarching at the Sacred Heart church, to Cherry, to Grove, to North Willow, to West Main. The procession moved as follows: Platoon of Police, 10 men. Lieutenant c. R. Bannon.
 Chief Marshal, Lieutenant Colonel L. F. Burpee. Major J. w. Benedict, Captain c. L. Stocking, Captain J. P. Kellogg, Lieutenant G. G, Blakeslee, Colonel Charles Brewer, Daniel
 Kiefer, Thomas l.. Axtell,
 John F. Hayes.
 FIRST DIVISION. Marshal, Captain A. M. Dickinson. Aid, Paymaster Beach of Seed reg't.
 Company G, 60 men,
 Captain A. J. Wolff.
 company A, OI HIGH,
 Lieutenant Edwin Hart. Company E, Hibernian rifles, 50 men,
 Captain John E. Finley.
 St Thomas cadets, 32 men,
 Captain Thomas J. Condon.
 SECOND DIVISION.
 Marshal, Captain E. c. Colby.
 Aid, William E. Quigley. Brass City drum corp, IA pieces,
 Drum Major Shea. Wadhams post, G. A. A., 75 men, Commander L. w. Holmes. Letter Carriers in carriage decorated with mail bags and flags.
 THIRD DIVISION.
 Marshal, John H. Moran. Aids, T. F. Barrett, J. D. Bolan,
 American band, 21 pieces,
 F. H. Blake, leader.
 Knights of Columbus, 175 men.
 FOURTH DIVISION.
 Marshal, J. J. Mcdonald. Aids, J. H. Madden, James Sutton.
 A. o. F. of A.
 Court Wolfe Tone, 45 men.
 Court s. J. Meany, 40 men.
 Court Shields, 46 men.
 Court Falcon, 42 men.
 Court Fruitful Vine, 40 men.
 Court Hancock, 43 men.
 Court Linden, 47 men. Hellmann's German band, 20 pieces. St Casimir Lithuanian society, 150 men,
 under George Alderman.
 FIFTH DIVISION.
 Marshal, James Coughlan.
 Aid, Patrick Thompson. St Thomas cadet drum corps, 20 pieces. Ancient Order Hibernians. Second division, six platoons of 16 men each, under Captain J. F. Calvin. First division, 60 men, under President Thomas Luddy. Silver drum corps, 10 pieces. Third division, 50 men, under President James Thompson. Fourth division, 100 men, under Presi- dent Daniel Altman. Enterprise band, 20 pieces. H. l.. White. leader. Colored Republican club, 25 men. SIXTH DIVISION. Marshal, J. B. Vallee. Aids, O. A. Valentine, B. P. Comeau. French Canadian Band, 20 pieces. Walter Conrad, leader.
 L'Union Fraternelle, 60 men. St Jean Baptiste Society, 50 men. | L'Union St Joseph, 50 men. | LInstitut Canadien, 40 men. Bersagliere band of New York 20 pieces, | D. Clemente, leader. Marshal, Joseph Malo. Societa Principe Ereditario di Savoia, 125 men under President D. Trotta. SEVENTH DIVISION.
 Marshal, Samuel c. Snagg.
 Aid, Louis Bertoli.
 Oakville Brass band, 20 pieces.
 Victor Emmanuel II, 70 men.
 Hartford City band, 25 men,
 c. P. Hatch, leader.
 Waterbury Fire department.
 First Assistant Beecher. Second Asst OBrien, Third Asst Burns
 Phoenix Engine Go No 1.
 Citizens Engine Go No2 2.
 Monitor Hose Go No 3.
 Protector Hose Go No 4.
 Rose Hill Hose Go No 5.
 Brass City Hose Go No 6.
 EIGHTH DIVISION.
 Marshal Edward l.. Maloney. Aid, Pres Smith of Rose Hill Social club St Aloysius Cadets Drum corps, IS pieces Acme Social club, 60 men. Young Mems Catholic Literary associa tion in carriages, 30 men, under President J. M. Lynch. Brooklyn Athletic club Tn carriages under President Edward Dwyer. . Pastime Social club in carriages, unde
 President R. J. Schlegel. Rose Hill Social club in carriages, unde
 President Matthew Smith.
 Active Turner society, Otto Book instructor. w. R. c. T. A. and B. soC iety in car riages, under Pres Henry Byrnes.
 Citizens in carriages. The line came around the green iron the west to pass in review before tn City hall where stood Mayor Webste and the Aldermen and councilmen The military companies, who have pas sed in review so many times lately went by with no sign of embarrasmen and in accordance with the rules of dis