The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-27

TOW evening, Sne Will De assisted by Frank N. Kelley The programme is arranged as follows: Ludwig Van Beethoven Sonata Op. ?, No. 3. Adagio. Scherzo. Allegro assai. Charles Gounod-
 Lend Me Your Aid (Queen of sheba) Frank N. Kelley Mendelsso1n- Song Without Words. Spinning Song. Alley Speaks If You Become a Nun, Dear. NeVfr Mighty lak' a Rose. Frank N, Kelley. Grieg-
 Papillion.
 Andante Motto Sonata Op. D. An deni Fruhling. Kate Stella Burr Under the Rose. Frank N. Kelley. Moskowski--
 The Juggleress, Op. 52, No. f, Benjamin Godard-
 En Route, Op. 1G7, No. 12.
 The following orders governing the Memorial day parade have been issued by Chief Marshal David Ross:
 Wallingford, May 26, 1902.
 Adjutant's call will be sounded at 9:5O a. m by the field music of Company K on the lawn fronting the bank and oth- CT buildings on Main street, where the line will be formed between Center and Prince streets in the following order:
 National Band of Wallingford.
 Chief Marshal and Aids Company K, Second Regiment c. N.
 G., Captain Henry Norton, Jr, in
 command.
 Detachment of Sons of Veterans, as
 special escort to the post. A. H. Dutton Post, No. 36 Department
 of Connecticut, C. A. R., L. A. Nor
 throp, commonder. Soldiers and Sailors of the Spanish American war, and those who have
 served in the Philippines, with such
 members of their detachment as
 may he chosen in command.
 Such other organizations as may choose to honor the memory of our de- parted comrades will please report to the chief marshal before the line is formed or may join in the procession at any time on the march,
 When line is formed the band will troop off for dress parade.
 The procession will start at ten a'clock over the following route: Main to Christian, to Colony street cemetery, where the graves of our read comrades, who rest there will be decorated, un- der direction of the post commander, after which the march will be resumed to the Center street cemetery, where the exercises of the day will be conclu- ded
 The procession will enter the Center street cemetery in the following order:
 The column of foot men will continue the march on Colony to Prince street, where they will take the south en- trance.
 The carriages will break from the column and take the~Center street en- trance.
 The following named gentlemen are appointedaides to the marshall:
 Captain D L. Barber, chief of staff.
 Quartermaster M. W. Futile, late of the II. s. navy, aid.
 Officer of the guard, William Raw son, late sergeant Seventh Connecticut Volunteers.
 John A. Downey, chief fire depart .nent Thomas Ward, first sergeant Compa- ny K, Second regiment, c. N. c. John Clark, late of the United States Steamship Marblehead in the war with Spain. Walter Payne, late of the Thirteenth United States infantry, who served in the Philippines, Staff officers will appear in the uni- | form of the branch or service to which | they belonged or are now serving in, l with white gloves and dismounted. 1 They are requested to meet at the home | If the chief, 245 Center street, at 9:3o | l. m. After the exercises at the Center l street cemetery are concluded the col- | nm will march to Main street, where | he parade will be dismissed, Invited guests who do not take the l carriages at their homes will be taken | ID in front of the post office, Main ] street,
 Carriages will assemble on Main, | forth of Prince street. in the most ad- yant ageous position to view the dress ! parade, but will keep to the south of | he formation When the column | tarts on the march the leading car ages will be ready to close in the the ear of the column, followed by other lrivers in turn.
 Quarternaster Futile will have harge, assisted by such other staff off, icers as he may select
 DAVID ROSS,