The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-12
THEPARADEN NEXT TUESDAY
FIELD DAYOF THE UNITED ORDER
 OF AMERICAN MECHANICS.

The Arrangements Made for the Entertain
 m"nt of the visitnrs-New London oun- cl Preparin for the Event-Thc Oniciais for the Parade, Line Of March, etc. .. New London. Oct. ll.-Next Tuesday afternoon the annual parade of the American Mechanics of the state will take place in this city, and 1t Is esti- mated that over 1.5Oo will participate A. T. Boone, secretary of the executive committee. has issued comprehensive circular to every subordinate council and commandery. from which these ex- tracts are taken.
 The annual state parade of the Order of United American Mechanics. will be held In the historic old city of New London, Tuesday, October 16, 1894.
 The headquarters for national and state officers. major-general and staff of the Loyal Legion, and the executive committed. will be established at the Crocker house. rooms 9 and 3.
 Headquarters for the ladies will be at Hotel Metropolitan, parlor A, rooms and 6.
 Lawrence hall has been engaged as headquarters for visiting brothers.
 The arrangements for catering 10 visitors and their friends are being perfected, and ample provision Is being made to provide for all. The executive committee has leased to the members of F. F. Smith council, No. 69, and Mother Bailey council, No. 29, D. of L., the spacious armory at the corner of Wash ington and Colt streets, where they will minister to the wants of the visitors during the day, and they guarantee to satisfy even an epicure.
 The following hotels, the Crocker house, the Metropolitan and the Win throp are making arrangements to ac- commodate all who favor them with their patronage.
 The Cottage cafe, the Ellis and other restaurants will arrange to provide to their full capacity throughout the day | and night.
 | quested, upon arrival at New London, to report to the executive committee at the Crocker house, that their coun- cils may be assigned positions in line. Councils that combine in the engag- ing of a band will be assigned place in line together.
 Colonel William H. Bentley has been appointed marshal, and will be support ed by the following named brothers as chiefs of divisions and aids: Marshal and chief of first division-- Colonel William H. Bentley. r
 Chief of second division-Colonel H. B. Smith; third division, Cornelius Monroe; fourth division, Frederick C.. Burrows.
 Aids-Ray Lewis, W. D. Beckwith, Tyler B. Earl, Ernest Lewis, J. N. FL | liott, Alpha Lewis.
 The first division will form on State street, right resting on Main. The sec ond division will form on State street, right resting on Washington. The third division will form on Bank street. rght resting on State. The fourth di- vision will form on Golden street, right resting on Bank.
 Line of march-The column will coun- termarch on State street, to Main, to Williams, to Huntington, to Granite, to Williams park, where the line will be reviewed by his honor, the mayor, the board of common council and the city officials. Thence the line will pro- ceed to Broad street, to Hampstead, to Bulkeley, to Colt, to Truman, to Bank, to State, where the line will be dis missed.
 The column will move at 2 D. m. sharp. All brothers are urgently re- quested to take position in line pre- vious to that hour, that there may be no unnecessary delay. Six councils of the 0. U. A. M, of New Haven will participate in the pa- rade It is expected that they will come 600 strong and will bring the Foot Guard band. The will be escorted by Unity commandery, headed by their drum corps They will be marshaled by s. F. Lindsley. .,,