The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-09-13
THE PARADE.
Magnificent Show of Veteran Volunteer
Firemen.

| Elremen.
| The line was formed on High, Church
| Allyn and Trumbull streets by Marsha
| HARRISON and his aids, and was ordered
| to move shortly before II O'clock There
| were twenty-four veteran firemen's as
| sociations in line, numbering altogeth-
er 2,147 men. This was exclusive OF
bands, police, visiting citizens in car.
| riages,and special guests of the several
| organizations.
THE ORDER OF PROCESSION.
First Division.
Chief Marshal Alexander HARRISON.
Aids to the chief marshal-Ex-Lieute
ant Governor Ernest Cady, David
Mayer, c. B. Boarsaman Major w. H.
Talcott, Colonel William N. Wood
ruff, Captain c. H. Coley, Captain
Charles J. Dillon, Lieutenant Horace
J. Case, Lieutenant William H. Higgs,
j. c. Wasserbach, James P. Allen, Ed
ward Balfe, jeremiah T. Noonan,
George w. Pomeroy, James Morgan,
Lieutenant William Gray.
Major f. NJ Warren, Marshal.
Platoon of Police in Command of Ser
geant Johnson.
Colts band. rs men, j. o. Casey lead
er.
Washington Veteran Firemen of
Hartford, ITO men, Foreman Brown.
Old Colonel Ellsworth Engine.
Uniformed company Veteran Firemen
Exempts of New York, 20 men, Assist
ant Foreman Dalton.
Salem Cadet band Is men, Jean M.
Missud leader.
Barnicoats of Boston, rs men, Fore
mani Charles o. Wiadleigh.
Hatch's band, % men, C. P. Hatch
leader
Volunteer Hose company of East
Hartford, so men, Foreman w. A..
Wright.
Old Washington engine.
Aetna Roarers' drum corps, men;
Aetna Hose company of East Hartford,
AZ men, Foreman Smith with hose car
riage No. 4.
Briggs band, 20 men, c. E. Wells
leader
Hotchkiss Hose company of Middle
town, as men, Foreman Fred Chapman
Carriages containing guests.
Second Division.
Major George B. Fisher, Marshal.
Springfield Second Regiment band, 25
pieces, E. A. Jones leader.
Springfield Veteran Flremen associa-
ton, 1l5 men, Foreman G. f. Hovey
Engine and hose carriages.
Waltham Watch City, Veteran Fire
mems association, 40 men, Foreman G.
M. Clifford
Dedham band, % men, A. M. Leonard
leader
Charlestown Veteran Fliremen. $50
men, James M. Gleason foreman.
Union Cornet band of Valley Falls
r. T., rs pieces, w. N. Kinney leader.
Members of Providence common conn
Gil.
Providence Veteran Fireman, rs men,
Foreman Little.
Foot Guard band New Haven, % men.
F. Major leader
Veteran Firemen of New Haven, 65 men
Foreman B. f. Brockett.
Boys company Of East Hartford Fore
man Charles Heath.
Somerville drum corps, members of
Somervi1le city council.
Somerville Veteran Firemen's associa-
ton, 100 men, Captain George w, Bean.
Engine Hancock.
National drum corps of Waltham. IL
pieces, b. j. Madden leader.
Newton Firemen's association. 75 mon
Foreman John Hargedon.
Bolden's drum corps of Hartford, 10
pieces, Watkins Christia leader.
Red Jacket Veteren Firemen's assooi-
alton, so men. Foreman w. T. King.
Father Matthew cadet drum corps, Is
men, Major Doyle.
Pawtucket Veteran Firemen's associ-
alton, 100 men, Foreman Gowan.
Third Division.
Captain T. F. Flanagan, marshal.
Salem drum corps, 8 men, T. f. Remen
leader
Salem Veteran Firemen's association
CWhite Angels, POS men, Foreman Rob
ert E. Pollock.
Hyde Park cadet drum corps, Ii men,
Sears leader.
Hyde Park Veteran Firemen's associ-
alton, 100 men, Foreman Weatherby.
Eveline B. drum corps of Hartford, 1G
men, Atchison leader.
New Bedford Veteran Firemen's asso-
citation, lis men, Foreman Washburn.
Worcester band, "a men, L. D. Waters
leader.
Worcester Veteran Volunteer Fire