Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-10
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS DAY.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS DAY.
The Big Parade To.morrow-About
Six Thousand Expected to be in
L1ne-The Order of the Procession
Marshals and A1des-Tableaux Cars |
The Route of the PrOcesstOn-The
Review, Etc-The Procession to |
Start at 1880 q. m.
Tomorrow the Knights of Columbus
will meet in New Haven for the purpose of
parading in honor of the great discoverer
from whom they derive their name. 1t is
expected that there will be between 5000
and 5000 men in line. The knights are
fine representation of the Catholic youth
Of Connecticut.
After the parade the visiting knights
will be entertained by an address by the
Rev. William Maher, D. D., chancellor
and secretary of the diocese of Hartford,
who has been selected as the orator of the
day, which is guarantee that treat is in
store for the members of the K. of G.
NEW HAVEN, Conn,
September 20, 1892.
General Orders, No. l.
/. Having been appointed chief mar
lumbus on the occasion of the celebration
of the four hundredth anniversary of the
discovery of America, the undersigned
hereby assumes charge of the parade and
| its formation, and announces the following
as his staff:
Chief of staff, John A. Hurley of Meri
| den; assistant marshals, Captain John
Clarity, James F. Brennan, James E.
Reavey, E. w. Dunn.
Michael F. Tracey, council No. l;
Thomas F. McGuinness, 8; Daniel O'Brien,
| 10; B. E. Lynch, 20; James Shields, 25;
John T. Cooper, 80; Bartholomew Kelly,
a.; John B. Began, 65; NJ. D. O'Connell,
SO; P. D. Ryan, 2; NJ. W. Lawton, 8; Will
liam b. Hughes, 4; Dennis E. Rogers, s.;
Thomas F. Kinsella, 6; William B. Ahearu,
1 John Luby, 3; .; J. Mallory Mallory, 81;
r. F. Mccarthy, 2e; j. W. Convey, 81;
J. F. Delaney, so; Frank b. Fallon,
81; James NJ. DAILY IS; William Carver, 10;
Thomas Ashton, ID; John B. Leahy. II;
Henry Defrathy, "a; John Doyle, 40; John
Byrnes, 50; Richard German, 81; NJ.
O'Hayer, 10; jeremiah Garvan, Is; Thomas
s. Rourke, So; Thomas Brown, 35; John
O'Connell, 55; Thomas A. Daley, 16; James
A. English, 20; Joseph G. Ivers, 38; John
q. Arnold, SO; T. J. Mulcshy, 40; J. F.
Houlihan, 81; Francis J. Rogers, Al;
James Costello, 46; James W; Kelly,
W TaIrs1, 50; Ea gmoh Il 49, ms sSnP
Tough, 81; John Higgins. 1s; M. F. Baker,
e.; Patrick Lynch, %; J. 81. Moran, "a;
Benjamin F. Leonard, 20; NJ. P. Cone, SO;
F. j. Kilduff, SO; NJ L. O'Meara, 81; T. S.
Barrett, ~; Thomas F. Donahue, 45
Thomas F. Malloy, SO; Jacob Hausman, So;
Miles M. Mulligan, 81; T. E. Malloy, So; J.
81. Conley, 81.
| Q. The headquarters of chief marshal
on day of parade will be at flag staff on the
old green.
| 3. Marshals and aides will report
mounted to chief marshal at his headquar-
ters Immediately upon the arrival of theil
respective councils at the green. Badges
and batons will be furnished marshsls and
aides upon their reporting for duty. 1t Ii
expected and required that all marshals
and aides will be attired in dark clothing
black silk hat, and dark tan colored kid
| gloves. Marshals and aides will furnish
their own horses; carriages will be provided
for supreme and district officers and guests
4. Marshals of councils will report tt
chief marshal for assignment to position il
line, Immediately upon their arrival at the
green, and when so assigned, will form
their councils into two ranks, facing in
ward, and take position two PAGES in from
of the center of their councils
5. The parade will be formed on thu
old green, on the lines and in form indi
Gated upon the chart which accompanied
this order.
7. The line will move promptly at 11:3(
O'Clock and in the following order:
| Platoon of Police, under command Captain j
Wrlnn, Chief Marshal, Assistant Marshals
l and Aides, Supreme Officers of this order
in Carriages in two lines.
| First District Officers in Carriages.
| Second Connecticut Regiment Band.
Division 1-Alexander Bleto, Marshal
San Salvador Council, No l.
Santa Maria Council, No. 8.
Branford Brass Band.
EldOrado Council, No. TO-.
Columbia Council, No. 20.
| Guests IN Carriages in two lines.
Second Massachusetts, Regiment Band.
II Elm City Council, No: 25.
Loyal Council, No. 30.
Tubbs' Band OF Norwich.
Roderigo Council, No. a.
Russell Council No. 65.
James T. Mullen Council, No. 66.
Division No. 2-John H Griffin, Marshal
Second District Officers in Carriages.
Silver City Council, Nos.
Pinta Council No. 5.
II Briggs Band, Middletown.
Forest City Council, No. 2.
Diego Council No. 81.
Guests in Carriages in two lines
Meri6en City Band.
Washington Council. No. 4.
De Soto Council, No. 6.
Genoa Council, No. 9.
a Freestone Council No. Z.
Division No. 81: F. B. Moran, Marshal.
Third District Officers in Carriages.
. Green Cross Council, No: II.
Tunxis Council, No. 81.
I Colts First Regiment Band.
Charter Oak Council, No. 49,
} Guests in CARRIAGES in two lines
Riverside council, No &C.
Band.
Jewel Council, No 81.
Home City Council, No. 63.
Division No. flames T. Lynch Marshal.
Fourth District Officers 10 Carriages.
Hopkin & Aliens Band
White Cross Council, No 10.
San Jose Council, No. H.
Mystical Rose Council No: 4s:
Guests in carriages in two lines.
| Third Regiment Band.
Seaside Council No. II.
Rose of Lima Council No. 50.
a Taftville Brass Band.
Ponemah Council, No. 81.
Cargill Council, No. 81.
= | Tableaux cars, commemorative OF the discover
of America.
3 Division No. 5-Captain c. H; Falkner, Marshal
District Omcers in Carriages.
. American Band, New Britain.
Ferdinand Council No. IL.
Carmody Council No. IS:
Southington Cornet Band.
Isabella Council, No. Is.
Guests in Carriages in Two Lines.
New Britain City Band
Uncas Council, No. SO.
3 Plainville Military Band.
g Palos Council, No. IS.
Sixth District Officers in Carriages.
Division No. 6-Major James Sheridan, Marshal
Baynes' Sixty ninth Regiment Band.
Park City Council, No. 16.
DanburS Band.
, Red Cross Council No. 20.
Orinico Council, No. SO.
Wheeler & Wilson Band.
, Cecil Calvert Council, No. 39.
Housatonic Council, 70. 90.
Putnam Council, No. 81
Guests in Carriages in two lines.
st. Johns Cornet Band, Stamford.
st. Augustine Council No. d.
Tinto Council, No. az.
Dryers Band, Norwalk.
Catholic Union Council, No. 46.
Pavia Council, M. 48.
National Band, Danbury.
, Mckinney Council, No. SO.
Philharmonic Band, Bridgeport.
Cordova Council No. 81.
| Seventh and Eighth District Officers in Carriages
Division No. ID E. Fitzpatrick, Marshal.
Torrington Cornet Band.
Atlantic Council, No. 10.
Winchester Council, No. 20.
al Ansonia Brass Band
> Valley Council No. 90.
Ojeda Council No., SO.
Guests in carriages in two lines.
? American Band, Waterbury.
Sheridan Council, No. 81