The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-05
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH
AND HOW IT lYILL BE CELERRATED
 IN NEW HAVEN.


 The Big Parade This Forenoon in Honor of the Country's 121st Birthday-The Afternoon Entertainment-Firew Display This Evening-Many Other Events.
 To-day New Haven will have fine celebration in honor of our country's natal day.
 To-day will be welcomed by a salute of forty-flve guns at sunrise in Quin- nipiac park, near the Yale boathouse This will be the, first official recognition of the day. The Sons of Veterans will fire the cannon, one salute for each of the forty-five states. The salute will be a signal for bell ringers in the churches to ring bells The churches in which bells will be rung and the ring CTS are as follows: Thomas Hodgson, Church of the Ascension; William H. Deutcher, Grand avenue Congregation al; F. R. Fisher, Center church; T. E. Turner Trinity; A. M. Beebe. Dwight Place church; John Morrison, Sacred Heart church; John Maloney, St. Pat ricks; John Delaney, St. Francis church; L. B. Judd, United church; H. s. Hamilton, Taylor church; Max En- der, All Saints mission.
 PARADE AT g O'CLOCK.
 The next event of the celebration will be the parade of the military organiza- tions and societies at 9 o'clock in the morning. Chief Marshal Henry s. Peck has issued general orders for all organizations to assemble at S:3O o'clock, at the green. Marshals are ex- pected to proceed upon the line of march at o'clock. The line of march will be as follows:
 Out the north gate of the green to Elm, to Broadway, to Howe, to Chapel, to Church, passing the city hall, where the parade will be reviewed by His Honor Mayor Farnsworth. the alder men, councilmen and other city off, cials; thence to Elm, to Temple, to Grove, to Hillhouse avenue, to Trum- bull, to Orange, to Elm, to State to Olive, to Greene, to Academy, to Chap el, to Orange. where the parade will be reviewed by the chief marshal and staff. As each organization reaches Church street, it will be dismissed.
 Linus Mead president of the Crystal Ice company. has offered barrels of ice to be placed at intervals along the line of march for the soldiers
 The following organizations will be in the parade in the order named. preced- ed by General Peck, chief marshal, and his staff, mounted police and platoon of police on foot
 Second battalion, Second regiment headed by the Grays, Blues, Light Guard, City Guard. sarsfield Guard First Separate company.
 Admiral Foote post, G. A. R., headed by the Old Guard band; then the Gideon Welles Naval Veterans, and the fol lowing camps of the Sons of Veterans: Nathan Hale of this city, c. L. Dpham of Meriden, Franklin Bartlett of Bridgeport, William B. Wooster of An sonia, Charles l.. Russell of Derby
 Next, the Third regiment. Boys bri- gade, composed as follows: Calvary Baptist company, Grace M. F. com pany, Plymouth company, Trinity M E.. company, Dwight Place company odRllSl SOilPbiSS SAioASAA VI the Redeemer company, Howard ave nue Baptist company.
 Hebrew Military association
 Veteran Bremen with old hand en- zine.
 Then the camps 1 and 4, P. o. s. oi A., headed by Nicolars military band and the Connecticut drum corps; ther Martha Washington camps Daughters of America, in barges and next deco rated float representing Goddess of Lib erty, thirteen original states and George Washington; next, Washington camp Liberty Bell council No. 3, IT,; ther Perseverance council No. 33, Daughters of Liberty, in barges; next a float, ther Goddess of Liberty council No. 3 Daughters of Liberty, in barges.
 Then comes Society Marmeria Ital jana, headed by Rome Military band Columbus lodge, J. o. B. A.; K. o. J J. society; Hellman's Waterbury drum corps and Knights of the Golden Eagle