The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-25
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY
ARRANGEMENgS AT MEETING OF
 MEMORIAL DAY COMMITTEE

MEMORIAL DAY COMMITTEE Held at the Y. M. c. A. Last Evening Professor Francis wayland will Address the Sunday School Scholars-Division
 ofthe Parade Around the Green-Seryices in Various Churches at 9 p. m.
 At meeting of the marshals, assist ant marshals and aides who will have charge of the rally of the New Haven Sunday schools next Monday, held at the Y, M. c. A. last evening, General E. E. Bradley chief marshal of the ral- ly. presided. Details of the arrange ments were discussed and settled upon. It was decided that appropriate badges would be worn by the marshals and aides, and that each would pay for his own badge and baton. The chief mar shal, marshals, assistant marshals and aides will wear different colored badges to distinguish their rank. These badges will be ready for distribution next Sat- urday.
 day afternoon at Trinity church on the green, United church, First M. D. church, Calvary Baptist church, Church of the Redeemer and at St. Mary's R. c. church. Immediately after these services each marshal will form his di- vision for the parade around the green just inside of the fence. The parade will start from the entrance to the green near United church and will then move towards Church street, to Chap el, to Temple and to the space in front of the reviewing stand on the south side of Temple street, between Center and United churches. This space will be divided into eight parts by ropes, a division being assigned to each part. The reviewing stand will seat two hun dred persons and will be occupied by the invited guests, including the city officials, state officers of the Grand Army, city pastors, Sunday school workers from various parts of the state, and others.
 After the march around the green a short address will be made by Dean Francis Wayland of the Yale Law school The parade will form with the Second regiment band at the head, fol- lowed by the chief marshal, General Bradley and his aides. Next will come the escort of the local posts of the G.. A. R. followed by the divisions of Sum- day school scholars.
 General Embler will be marshal of the first division, which will consist of the band and Grand Army. The order of the remainder of the parade will be as follows, each division being named from the church in which it will attend the 2 o'clock services: United church division, Marshal John c. North, Sun day school of United church, Hope Baptist church, Grace M. B. church, St. James, Westville, St. Andrews, Ham, den, County home and St. James church, Fair Haven.
 Center church division, Edward s. Swift, Sunday schools of Davenport Congregational, First Baptist, Olivet Baptist, German M. E., First Presby- terian, Plymouth church and Trinity M. E.
 Trinity church division, Benjamin R. English marshal. Sunday schools of Calvary Baptist church, St. Paufs, Humphrey street Congregational, West Haven M. E., Second Advent.
 Calvary Baptist church division, Cap tain c. F. McCabe, marshal, Sunday schools of Dwight Place church, Trim ity German Lutheran, Summerfield M. E., and German Baptist
 First M E. church division, General Henry s. Peck, marshal, Sunday schools of First M. F. church, St. Thomas P. E., Grand avenue Baptist, Dixwell avenue Congregational and Swedish Congregational.
 St. Mary's church division, Jerome r. Donovan, marshal, Sunday schools of St. Mary's. St. Johns R. C., St. Fran cis', Sacred Heart, St. Patricll's and St. Boniface
 Church of the Redeemcr division, Charles Kleiner, marshal, Sunday schools Of Mishkan Israel, Church of the Pedeemer. Welcome hall, Howard avenue Congregational, Epworth M. E., and Swedish Luthcra. Places in these divisions vii! be assigned later to the Boys Brigade.
 In each church where the services are to be held at 2 o'clock Thursday after noon. sections will be assigned to each Sunday school.
 The aides on General Bradley's staff will be Lieut.. s. F. Punderson, Lieut.. Clarence B. Damn, Lieu.s. Charles Smith and William O. Pardee.
 THROWN FROM HIS WAGON.