The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-11-12
WALLING FORD.

The Sound Money Parade Tomorrow
Night-The Route of the Procession
Will be a Big Demonstration.
The Sound Money parade Friday eve
ming promises to be big affair. Chief
Marshal Leavenworth has issued or
ders as follows:
General Orders, No /.
Procession will form on East Cen
ter street, right resting on Main.
II-Persons desiring to take part in
the parade are requested to report at
730 p. m. Band and staff will report
at same time and place. Procession
will move at o'clock sharp.
Information will be as follows:
Band, chief marshal and staff, Grand
Army, Sons of Veterans, detachment
of Company K, c. N. G., citizens
Ramblers' Wheel club, ho1semen.
IV-Staff of the chief marshal will
be Captain D. L. Barber, adjutant and
chief-of-s Captain w. N. Mix,
Lieutenant David Ross, w. H. Edsall,
Lieutenant W. HI. Newton, l.. M. Hub
bard Henry B. Hall, R. S. Austin,
Captain A. L. Post, Samuel Hodgkin-
III. L. Wallace, Benjamin Loudon.
Wine of march will be: Main
street to Christian, to Elm, to Curtis
avenue, to Main, to Academy, to Elm,
to Center, to Fair, to Ward, to Main,
to Sylvan avenue; countermarch to
Church, to Whittlesey avenue, to Cen
ter, to Colony, to Christian, counter
march to Church, to Main, and dis
miss
VI-Staff will carry blue lanterns
and all others so far as practicable will
provide themselves with white Ian
terms. Red fire will be distributed be-
fore the march is commenced.
Wilt will be understood that all
young men not under sixteen years
will be gladly welcomed to join in the
parade, and 1T is especially urged that
all citizens, unless physically incapaci-
tated will unite with the young men in
the parade.
Wilt is also urged that houses
and places of business on the line of
march be Illuminated and decorated
w. J. LEAVENWORTH,
Chief Marshal.
yesterday mornings Courier" has
been somewhat changed, and instead
of going on Hall avenue, Washington
and Quinnipac streets, the line will
| march up Colony to Christian, counter
march down Colony to Church, to
Main. Owing to the probability of
being blocked by passing, or perhaps
switching trains, it was not deemed ad-
| visable to cross the railroad. The
| corrected line Of march is as printed
| above
| The name of G. G. Thomson has been
| favorably mentioned at a candidate
| for warden on the democratic ticket.
J. J. Myers statement to the town
| clerk on election expenses admit of S.
| contribution toward the fund.
The late Jesse Caples carried an in
surance policy of about SITS, which
| was made payable to his young daugh-
| ter Hattie.
| Ralph Perkins has arrived safely al
Lake Como, Florida, and is much
! pleased with the place.
| The Central district school tax is
now due. The tax to be collected this
year is $17,654, an increase of over
| 81 900 since last year.
The democratic caucus to nominate
candidates for borough officers will be
held next week Thursday evening.
Strauss Brothers began work yester-
| day on the Christian street sewer.
George Cook, the defeated candidate
| for representative and selectman, ask
nowledges the expenditure of S2S50
The recently completed borough vot-
| ing list contains 1,444 names as COM
pared with 1,256 a year ago.
F. a Wallace is in Chicago on a
business trip.
| The basket ball game in the armory
| Saturday evening, between Company 4
and Company D of New Britain, prom
ises to be an exciting one, as the teams
are evenly matched.
| There is a movement in progress to
get out score or more of men with
SHOT guns in line Friday evening tc
| help along the celebration, and it is
probable that at least thirty rifiemer
| will be in line. Every parader is re-
| quested, if convenient, to carry a flag
| II