Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-09-05
LABOR DAY TO-DAY.

The Parade To-Day of the Labor Or
sanizat1ons-Aftert tho Parade Come
Festivals at Savfn HOck-A Big |
Rush to the Rock Expected.
The local organizations perfected, very
extensive preparations for making to-day
notable one in the annals of labor
parades in this city. The day will open
with an extensive parade in the forenoon,
in which probably two thousand men will
take part.
At 9:15 a. m. the parade will form at
the green. The line of march will be
through the south gate of the green to
Temple, to Congress avenue, to Church,
Elm, State, Wallace, to Grand avenue, to
State, to Chapel and back again to the
green and disband.
Mayor Sargent has issued An order to
have the streets kept clear during the
| parade, and everything will be done to
make the affair q success. Immediately
after the parade the crowd will take cars
for the rock. The committee in charge of
the arrangements for the day have re-
quested the officials of the West Haven
road to see that people are prevented from
| riding on the running boards" of the
cars, and also request that the people
themselves exercise extra precaution
against accidents.
The order of the parade will be as fol-
lows:
FIRST DIVISION.
T. Chief Marshal, John SchoI.
| Aides, Louis M. Gompertz, P. F. Collins
l. Platoon of Police.
Cigarmakers' Union No. 80.
| Rq Rasbe sS eatesls Un Onion
| Wood Carvers' Association.
l Bakers Unions No. 101 and Ill.
Typographical Union No. AZ.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal J. E. FITZGERALD.
Aides, Peter 81. Kearns, Felix McGuinness.
Phoenix Assembly No. 5,O19.
Buffers and Polishers' Assembly 2563.
Moulders' Union No. go.
| Moulders' Union No. n.
/ Waterbury Moulders' Union.
| Iron Shipbuilders and Boiler Makers Union.
THIRD DIVISION.
Marshal Joseph Carr.
Aides, John Herman, Joseph Nett.
Bradford Band.
Masons' Laborers' Union No. s.
Stone Masons' Union
| Bricklayers and Plasterers' Union.
Local Branch United Order Of Carpenters ant
Joiners of America.
Amalgamated Carpenters Union.
Plumbers, Gasftters steamfitters and steamft
| ters' Helpers Union No. 81.
Painters and Decorators Union No. S.
, The first division will assemble on tn
green, Elm street side, second division OF
Church street side, third division on tn
Chapel street side.
All organizations will be at the gree
at 9:15. The games at Savin Rock in tn
afternoon will be unusually interestin
and nearly every athlete of any prominenc
: in the state will take part.
The committee in charge of the arrange
, ments of the day are:
i Executive committee T. Nc
Namara, chairman; John E. Fitzgerald
J. J. Nett, M. G. Kautz, P. H. Kearns, I
: N. Gompertz, NJ. Belasoo, L. W. Keact
T. Q. Cation, w. Rankin. John Smith
John Ryan, g. Sexton.
General committee Cigar Makers unio1
II. Belasco, E. Oatley; Typographics
d union, No. AZ, D. T. McNamara, l.. \
Gompertz; Bakers union, No. 101, ]. Mu
vey, r. J. Byron; Bakers union, No. IL
J. Geiger, L. Rutterhauser; Trades cou1
Gil, J. Ryan, D. McCuen; L. A. K. of L
= No: 500, J: E. Fitzgerald, P. F. Collin
Mods1; uni0G .o No. Co. Z Ga Muin J.
uuiou' NO. ~, Z. hearns, deOre
u Marks, Robert Hall; Boilermaker
and shipbuilders' union, NJ. Gems
dine, P. w. Groggin, P. Healey; Rubb'
10 Workers union, L. w. Reach, J. E. Do
F. ley; Mason Laborers' union No. 5, job
Herman, John Smith; United Carpenter
" and Joiners' lodge No. 81, M. G. Kautz, {
Sexton; Brotherhood of Painters and De
J. orators No. Sc, J. Nett. J. Crane; Anna
gamated Carpenters and Joiners, w. Ram
N in, W. Hedden; Plumbers, Gasftter
Steamdtters and Steamftters' Helpe,
union No. 81, Louis Powell, T. 9. Cato
Joseph F. Carr.