The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-07-03
T0-MORR0W'S BIG PARADE
GENERAL BRADLEY'S OFFICIAL
ORDER AS 10 THE PROCESSION.

The Route of March--Many Organizations
to Participate-There win be Music in
the Air--More About Store Closing, Etc.
All aboard for the big celebration of
the glorious Fourth of July in New Ha-
ven tomorrow, the first in years, and
to the planning and getting up of
which William G. DeForest Dickinson,
with most cocmendable public spirit
and patriotism, has devoted much time
and efficient work Everything points
to the big success of the affair, wealth
er permitting. 1t is estimated that
there will be 5000 in line. Following is
General Bradley's, the chief marshars,
general order for the affair:
Assistant marshals-Raphael Cipria-
no, L. Furcolo, Francisco Farini, Lo-
renzo ]. Mattel, Andrew Barbato,
Agossino Giannelli, Vincent Pecararo.
lombard Military Band.
Societa Marineria Italiana, L. Fra
nieso Condo, President; Di Mutuo Soc
corso.
Fratellanza Italiana di Ms, Paulo Rus
so, President.
Nicolaris Military Band
L. G. Garibaldi Society of M. S., S.
Del Gregg, President; societa santi
Antonio Di Parora, Giuseppe Mattel
President; Y. A. r. Society La Concor-
dia, Ludovico lombard, President; So
afa NJ, Irv IL too D,,ar
dent.
The line of march will be as follows:
From the south gate of Temple street
on the creme down Chapel to Olive, to
Wooster, to Brewery, to Chapel, to
Wooster Place, to Greene, to Olive
(rest), to State, to Trumbul, to Tenn
pie (rest), to Elm, to York, to Crown
(rest), to Church, to Elm, passing in
review at the City hall, His Honor
Mayor Hendrick, the aldermen, coun-
cilmen and other city officials
AS each organization reaches Elm
street after passing the City hall in re-
view, it will be dismissed from the
line and can pursue it's own route to its
rendezvous, except that it must not
counter march past the City hall, and
thereby interfere with the review of the
other organizations.
All organizations are ordered to re-
port to the marshals of their respective
divisions at $3.50 o'clock a. m. sharp.
Marshals will have their divisions
formed complete and ready to move at
10 o'clock a. m.
Each marshal will start his division
promptly as soon as the left Of the pre-
ceding division passes the right of his
own.
Aids and assistant marshals of the
chief marshal will report to him for
duty on Temple street in front Of Trim
ity church at $50 o'clock a. m. prompt
~
Other aids and assistant marshals
will report at the same hour to their
division marshals on the right Of their
respective divisions as follows: Aids
and assistant marsha1s of Second divi-
sion to General Andrew H, Embler on
Temple street nearly in front of the
Center church.
Aids and marshals of Third division
to Colonel John G. Healy on Temple
street nearly in front of the United
church.
Aids and assistant marshals of the
Fourth division to Major Benjamin E..
Brown on Temple street near the north
erly line of Elm street.
Marshals aids and assistant marshals
will not be mounted and will wear dark
clothes and derby hats, If possible;
also white cotton gloves; baton and
badges will be furnished by reporting
at 9:15 a. M at the chief marShals
headquarters.
If any organizations reach the line
after it has started they lose their po-
sition and must take the left of the en-
tire line.
In case the forenoon of July proves
very stormy the entire parade will be
abandoned and the signal to, that eff
feet will be two strokes and repeated
on the City hall bell at 9:15 o'clock a. m.
EDWARD E. BRADLEY,
Chief Marshal.
SOLDIERS TO REVIEW
In response to the invitations ex-
tended by Mayor Hendrick to the old
soldiers to view the parade from the
reviewing stand at city hall on July A.,
Commander C. B. Foster has issued an
order to Admiral Foote post, G. A. R.,
to report at city hall at 1920 o'clock
sharp.
Hardware Merchants to Close.
Most of the hardware stores will be
open this evening and closed on the
glorious Fourth, as follows: The John
e. Bassett & Co., Cox & Lyon, the N.
r. Bushnell company, Linsley & Light
bourn, Bradley, Damn & Darlington, G.
H. Mersick & Co., Buckingham, Clark
z jackson, S. o. leighton & Co., L. L.
Rosenberg, r. B. Bradley, George H.
Baker and w. A. Warner & Brother.
BARRIERS to Close.
All the New Haven BARRIERS have
agreed to close their shops at noon Sat
urday for the remainder of the day and
evening. They will be open tonight
until IL o'clock.
Florists Will Close.
The florists of New Haven will close
all day on the Fourth of July.
HEADQUARTERS Chief Marshal, Fourth Of
July Parade, New Haven, Conn, July
3, 1886
General Orders No. /:
Having been chosen chief marshal of
the Fourth of july parade, the under
signed hereby assumes such office.
The chief marshal will have immedi-
ate command of the First division with
Headquarters on Temple street in front
of Trinity church.
The following are appointed mar
shaIs with power to appoint additional