The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-05-30
mEMon1An DAY oBsEnvANon.

Patriotism runs rife in New Haven just at present, and the indications are that Memorial day will be celebrated in this city to-day as never before. The soldiers monument on East Rock will be decorated in the morning by the Sons of Veterans under command of Captain A. W. Russell. Music hall on Court street will be opened at o'clock this morning and J. A. Church, chair man of the flower committee, with delegation of the Relief corps, will be on hand to receive flowers.
 In the afternoon the various Sunday schools of New Haven and vicinity will assemble at o'clock for a brief service in the following named churches as ar ranged by the officers of the Sunday
 School Superintendents' union: Trinity
 Episcopal church, United church, St. Mary, church, Church of the Redeemer,
 Center church, Calvary Baptist church, and First Methodist church.
 ORDER OF EXERCISES.
 Chief marshal, w. R. Downs; aides,
 s. F. Punderson, R. N. Burwell, G. H.
 Butler.
 Center church-Presiding Lynde liar
 rison; devotional Rev. Allyn K. Foster;
 address, Rev. J. c. North, D. D.; mar
 shal, J. T. Manson.
 Church of the Redeemer-Presiding
 Cullen B. Foote; devotional, Rev. C.. B.
 Cutten; address, Rev. Levi Gilbert, D.
 D.; marshal, Charles Kleiner.
 First M E. church-Presiding S. B.
 Warren; devotional, Rev. N. J. Squires;
 address, Rev. G. F. Prentiss; marshal, w. c. Warren
 Calvary Baptist church-Presiding L.. W. Cleaveland; devotional, Rev. H. F.
 Kastendieck; address, Rev. w. l.. Phil lips, D. D.; marshal, w. c. Lotze. United church-Presiding Max Ad- Ter; devotional, Rev. F. A. M. Brown; address, Rev. Stewart Means; marshal, N. W. Perkins. Trinity church-Presiding Rev. c. O. Scoville; devotional, Rev G. W. Phil- lips; address, Rev. J. S. Chadwick, D. D.; marshal, W. H. Douglass. Catholic Sunday schools-Presiding officer and speaker to be supplied; mar shal, J. F. Donovan. The church services must be conclud- ed at precisely o'clock. Fact division, under direction of its marshal and es- corted by delegation of veterans, will then be conducted to its position in line on the green, assembling promptly at 3:30 o'clock.
 The Grand Army posts, Sons of Vet erans and Boys brigade, under the di- rection of Marshal A. H. Embler and Assistant Marshal John Garrity, will l form on the Chapel street side of the green, between Temple and College streets, right resting on Temple street.
 The whole body, headed by the Second l regiment band, will then participate in | a short march inside the green. The l line will move at 3.30 p. m. sharp in l the following order: Platoon of Police. Chief Marshal and Aides. l General Committee of Arrangements Second Regiment Band. First Division-G. A. R. Second Division-United Church Division. ! Third Division-Center Church l Division. Fourth Division-Church of the Re deemer Division. Fifth Division-Trinity Church Division. Sixth Division-Calvary Baptist Church Division. Seventh Division-First M. D. Church Division. | Eighth Division-St. Mary's Church Division. | At the conclusion of the march the | schools will be dismissed. The exer- cises of the day will conclude with a
 dress parade by the Boys brigade | Lieutenant Colonel H. A. Beebe, com- l mander.
 WESTvILLE'S CELEBRATION. l A childrens memorial service was | held at the Westville Congregational 1 church last evening. Order of Exercises. l School chorus-Our Heroes. Prayer.
 I Recitation-The Blue and the Gray. l Ouartet-Cover them Over With Beau
 tiful Flowers. | Recitation-Decoration day. :! School chorus-Song of the Flag. 1 ecitation-Memorial day | School chorus-Red, White and Blue.
 Patriotic exercises by pupils from room l No. 4.
 l Quartet-Freedom Forever. l Recitation-The Young Soldier
 School chorus-Star Spangled Banner. l Address-Rev. H. BlatZ. | School chorus-America. | Benediction-Rev. J. F. Sexton.
 To-day parade occurs. It will pro-
 ceed to the cemetery, where the veter- | ans, assisted by the school children
 will decorate the soldiers graves. At
 the recall they will all assemble at the l soldiers lot to participate in the fol l lowing programme:
 | Opening prayer-Rev. MT. Blake. Comrades Who Have Fought To- gether'-Quartet. 1 Address-GeneralP Pierpont.
 "All is Quiet I Tattoo-Drum corps.
 i Taps by bugle in distance. | Taps by bugle drum. | Benediction-Rev. J. F. Sexton. | EAST HAVEN IN LINE. | The programme for patriotic services l in East Haven for to-day has been pre- ] pared. c. c. Kirkham, who is ir 1 charge, requests that the following or ders be complied with: All local vet