The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-10-05
PATRIOTS OF EVERY CREED
THE REPUBLICAN MANAGERS Ey. TEND THEM AN INVITATION

TEND THEM AN INVITATION To Participate in the Monster Parade-It Will be the Greatest Political Pageant Ever Seen in This City The Order and the Route of the Procession Clubs Must Respond Promptly.
 The details of the parade to be given under the auspices of the republican town committee have been completed and should the weather be pleasant the procession will have more men In line than has been seen at any political demonstration in this city for years. Twenty-Five organizations have report ed to the chief marshal, James A. Howarth. Several others not yet re- ported are expected to give notice of their intention to participate in the event. Notices have been sent to resi- dents along the line of the parade re- uuesting them to Illuminate their houses.
 All clubs participating in the parade are expected to be in line at o'clock, as the column will move promptly at that hour.
 Chief Marshal Howarth has made the following assignments of locations for the different organizations and the line of march:
 FIRST DIVISION.
 Marshals, D. A. Blakeslee, Arthur Fogg, A. N. Farnam, John w. Lowe, H. H. Stevens, w. A. Russell, John Manson, Francis Orr. Edward J. Har- rington, w. N. Forsyth Dr. F. w. Wright, Captain l.. Ludington, Clar- ence Blakeslee, Judge L. P. Deming, w, H. Blair, Major c. w. Blakeslee, l jr., Joel A. Gilbert, Charles F. Snow, Benjamin A Booth, Frank Brazos, Cy- rus Jones' Robert Reed, w. M Bonner, Frank Clark, I. E, Ullman. William Hertz, James A. Thorpe, Fred Maeget- son, J D. Dewell, jr., J. P. Lavigne, w. T. Clark.
 | Patriotic Veteran Legion. | Wide Avakes. | Gold Battalion.
 Young Mems Republican Club. | Mckinley Legion.
 Swedish Club. | Elm City Republican Club. African-American Republican Club. | N. D. Sperry Legion. l Mckinley Minute Men of 96. l SECOND DIVISION. Colonel Frank T. Lee and His Aides Band
 New Haven Gold Legion.
 Third Ward Republican Club.
 Fifth Ward Republican Club.
 Sixth Ward Republican Club.
 Seventh Ward Republican Club.
 Ninth Ward Republican Club
 Tenth Ward Republican Club
 Eleventh Ward Republican Club. l Twelfth Ward Republican Club. Thirteenth Ward Republican Club
 Fourteenth Ward, Republican Club. Fifteenth Ward Republican Club
 Star Cycle Club
 Mckinley Bicycle Club. 1 Mckinley Minute Men of 96.--All first l presidential voters are requested to gather at the east side of the Green, facing Court street. Monday evening at 7:30, to participate in the republican l parade
 The sound money men, democrats as l we'll as republicans, are asked to illum- mate their houses along the line of march. Here is the line of march: 1 Forming on Central Green, Elm street to College, Chapel, Park. Grown, l Church, Grove, Orange, Humphrey, State, Olive, Greene, Academy, Chapel, l Church, Elm to Temple street, where l on the Green, the parade will break ranks.
 The republican voters of the Seventh ward are requested to meet at the Sixth ward club room, 1S6 Chestnut street, at D. m, to attend the parade l in a body.
 The Sound Money battalion, Major T. H. Sucher commanding. will meet in the Hoadley building this evening, at 7:15 o'clock sharp.
 All those who were Wide Awakes in the campaign of 1860, are requested to meet at the parlors of the Republican league, Chapel street, this evening at 7:30 o'clock, for the purpose of joining the parade. Badges can be procured from Treasurer William E. Gould at the above place of meeting. The Mckinley and Hobart Bicycle club invite all bicyclists to participate with them. They expect to have LOGO men in lineg The cyclists who want to join them can get suits by calling at room 37, Hoadley building, this evening at o'clock.
 1 Veterans are requested to meet at 97 Crown street. Headquarters of the Union Veteran Patriotic legion, at 7:15 sharp this evening to take part in the grand parade.
 The members of the New Haven Gold legion are ordered to report at Warner hall tonight at 7:30 o'clock in full lress uniform, with white gloves, and aides in gauntlets.
 The members of the Ninth ward club are requested to meet at the headquar- ters on Dixwell avenue at 7:15 o'clock sharp to form and march to the place assigned them in the procession.