The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-23

nounced in the Journal and Courier some time ago.
 FOR MONUMENT DAY IN WAL
 LINGFORD.
 Captain Daniel L. Barber, marshal for the monument day parade, has issued the following order:
 Wallingford, Conn, Oct. 20, 1902. General Order No. 1:
 Having been appointed chief marshal of the parade on the occasion of the dedication of the soldiers and sailors monument on October g, 1902. the fol- lowing gentlemen are hereby appointed on the staff: Lieutenant J. George Kraft, adjutant First battalion, Second regiment, c. N. G.; Captain John s. Parker. ". A. Booth, Seymour G. Bald win, Thomas F. Daley, George T. Jones, Samuel Hodgkinson, Joel H. Paddock, D. G. Griswold.
 The line will form promptly at 1:30 p, III.
 First division on Main street, right resting on Center street, in the follow ing order:
 Chief Marshal Captain D. L. Barber
 and staff. Section Signal Corps, C. N. G., Lieuten- ant Earl H. Hotchkiss commanding. Field and staff, Second regiment, c. IN.
 G.
 Second regiment band, 25 pieces. Second regiment, c. N. G., Colonel
 Theo. H. Sucher, commanding. Fourth regiment band (Wheeler & Will
 son), 25 pieces. Second company, Governors Foot
 Guards, Major R. M Johnson,
 commanding.
 National band, 27 pieces. Arthur H. Dutt ton post, No. 36, G. A. R. Commander l.. A. Northrop, command
 ing.
 Visiting G. A. R. posts.
 Sons of Veterans. Carriages containing department com
 manders and officers G. A. R.
 Bus containing disabled soldiers. Second division will form on Center street, right resting on Main street, Captain S. Parker commanding. Joel H. Paddock adjutant. American band, New Britain, Conn.,, 25
 pieces. Wallingford Fire department. Chief
 John F. Downey, commanding. First division, A. o. H., P. J. Linehan,
 president
 First regiment band (Colt's)s Walingford T. A. B. & l.. society, Maurice J. Barry, president. Eintracht Singing society, John Lock- ert, president. Gustav Vasa lodge, Order of Vasa. Hugo Malinquist, president Carriages, containing president of the day, speaker and guests, town and borough officials. The line will march promptly at ? o'clock D. m. over the following route: Main to Ward street, to Whittlesey av- enue, to Center street, to Colony street, to Parker street; countermarch, Church to Main street, to monument. At the close of the exercises the line will march on Main to Center street, here the bands will be consolidated and play America.
 Parade will be dismissed. CAPT. D. L. BARBER, Chief Marshal. OUlCldts
 ]. GEORGE KRAFT, Chief of Staff. Reserved seats are on sale at PiXley's for "The Moth and the Flame which appears in the opera house tomorrow evening.
 Some of the factories will close all day to-day: others will shut down at noon. The schools will all be closed, and many of the stores will close at noon. The postoffice will be open from 7:SO to 12 o'clock and from 6:30 to in the evening. The democratic caucus selected w. C.. Northrop for judge of probate and E.. F. Kavanagh and G. A. Hopson for rep resentatives. Yesterdays recorded real estate transfer was: Cassimer Bronson to Mrs. Elizabeth M. Hull, 70 feet of rear land near Fair street. F. c. Allen expects to return to | Washington, D. C., to-day. The decorations on the various build | ings along the line of march will be the finest ever seen in Wallingford. ! There will be some fine music here | to-day. as the Second regiment band, Colts band, of Hartford, and Wheeler & Wilson's band, of Bridgeport, are among those which will be in line.