Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-10-20
GENERAL ORDERS.
Chief Marshal Burpee's Plans For the
 Columbus Day Parade.

GENEHAL OHOEhS. Chief Marshal Burpee's Plans For the |
 Columbus Day Parade. l.. F. Burpee, chief marshal of the parade, has issued the fol lowing general orders:
 WATERBURY, Oct 19, 1899. I. At the request of the committee of of the Columbian parade, hereby assume the office and duties of have been appointed, and will be re- spected and obeyed accordingly: Major J. W. Benedict, Captain c. l.. Stocking, Captain J. P. Kellogg, Lieutenant G. G. Blakeslee, Colonel Charles Brewer, Daniel Kiefer, Thomas L. Axtelle, John F. Hayes.
 II. The following marshals are ap- pointed, and will assume command of the several divisions as follows: Captain A. M. Dickinson, first division; Captain E. c. Colby, second division; J. H. Moran, third division; J. J. Mcdonald, fourth division; James Coughlan. fifth division; George Panneton, sixth di- vision; Samuel c. Snagg, seventh di- vision; Edward l.. Maloney, eighth division.
 III. The several divisions will be com posed of the following organizations re- spectively:
 First division: Companies A and G, Second regiment, c. N. G.; Company E, Hibernian Rifles; St Thomas Cadets.
 Second division: Wadhams Post, G. A. R.
 Third division: Knights of Columbus; Knights of Pythias; Odd Fellows.
 Fourth division: Ancient Order of Foresters; Waterbury R. c. T. A. & B. society.
 Fifth division: Ancient Order of Hibernians.
 Sixth division: French Canadian societies; Societe Principe Ereditario di Savoia.
 Seventh division: Society Victor Elm manuel II; Waterbury fire department. Eighth division: Social, literary, athletic and other clubs and societies. W. Marshals will appoint such aides as they deem necessary, and each mar shal will determine the order of forma- tion of the several organizations com posing his division.
 V. Divisions will take position pre- vious to 1880 p. m. Friday, October 21, as follows:
 First division, West Main street, right near the soldiers monument. Second division, Prospect street, right on West Main street. Third division. on West Main and North Main streets, right on Prospect.
 Fourth division, Abbott avenue, right on North Main.
 Fifth division, Phoenix avenue, right l on Abbott avenue. | Sixth division, on North Main street l right opposite Holmes & Parsons bank. Seventh division, on East Main street right on North Main. | Fig hth division, on East Main street right on left of seventh division. | VI. All organizations must be in posi- tion in their respective divisions at 1:1t D. m. Each marshal will thereupon i'm | mediately report to the chief marshal a the soldiers monument. The line vii move promptly at 80 p. m., and eacl division move into line as soon as it fright has been uncovered by the preced ing division.
 VII. The line will be reviewed by hi honor, the mayor, the court of common council and other officers of the city a the City hall. Marshals and aides anC other officers will render the prope salute.
 Further information, if desired, cal be obtained from the chief marshal a the Second regiment armory between 1 and 100 o'clock Friday noon. ! LUCIEN F. BURPEE, Chief Marshal. NOTES. ! Mayor Webster requests all member of the city government to be present a the City hall tomorrow afternoon a 1:30 to review the parade. The Second division, A. O. H. wi meet in St Patrick's hall at 12:30 an the Fourth division at 1 o'clock to-mol row afternoon.
 Court Stephen J. Meany will meet 6 1 o'clock tomorrow afternon, in G. A R. hall, to take part in the parade. Tn regular meeting of the court will b held at 7 o'clock in the evening. , Court Fruitful Vine, A. O. F. of A
 will meet in G. A. R. hall at
 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, to tax
 part in the parade. The name of thi
 court was inadvertently omitted fror 3 the list published yesterday.
 The pupils of the Convent of Notr Dame will hold Columbus day exercise 3 at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
 the evening scenes of the Columbu e voyage will be shown in the conver
 windows Tn full view from the street. Court Falcon, A. O. F. of A., wi meet in G. A. R. hall at o'clock. The Italian society Principe Fred tario de Savoia has engaged the Bers, 3 glieic military band of New York fc to-morrow's parade.
 The p0iice ueCall TOT Io-Lnorro" pa
 ade will be as follows: Lieutenar Bannon, Officers Pagan, McNiff, Aher1 t Noonan, Byrnes, Blakelee, Thoma s Cahey, John Brickel and Claffey. Rev Father Roy of Hartford will d.
 liver a sermon on Columbus at St Ann
 church at 4:30 tomorrow afternoon l. followed by benediction.
 The members of the Third division, 4 10. H., will meet in St Patrick's hall at
 o'clock with the society badge, whi
 gloves and canes.
 Ths exercises in the City hall will b gin promptly at o'clock to-morro y Ievening.
 The merchants on Sonth Main ar