The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-28

Makeup or the Big Froeesston-ha- Jor TIIson's Orders. Following is the order issued by Ma jor John c. Tilson, chief marshal of the parade at the dedication of the Ninth regiment monument in Bay View park, August 5:
 New Haven, July 25, 1903. General Orders No. 2. I. The parade on the occasion of the dedication of the Ninth regiment, c. ", monument will be divided into four di- visions, as follows:
 First division, Colonel Theodore H. sucher, marshal; Second regiment in- fantry, c. N. G.; Second battalion, Fourth regiment infantry, c. N. G.; First Separate company infantry, c. N. G.; Machine Gun battery. c. N. G.; Battery A, c. N. G.; First and Third divisions Naval militia. c. N. G.; Sec ond company, Governors Foot guards; Governor Abiram Chamberlain and staff. : s& .@g' ..,e. ze4#
 a Second division, Colonel T. J. Murphy, marshal; Ancient Order of Hibernians; Sons of Veterans. . 4..s-s E..
 Third division, Commander Morgan G. Bulkeley. marshal; Grand Army of the Republic; sons and grandsons of the Ninth regiment, c. "; Ninth regi- ment, c. ".
 Fourth division, Bernard b. Lynch, marshal, and aides: Catholic Temper ance Institute of America; T. A. and B. societies; detached civic organizations.
 Fifth division, Colonel T. F. Callahan, marshall; aides; Knights of Columbus. II. The first division will form in col umn of platoons on Temple street, south of Elm street, with right resting on Temple street, with the exception of the Second company Governors Foot guards, which will form on Elm street, east of Temple street, the right resting on Temple street.
 III. The second division will form on Temple street north of Elm street, with right resting on Elm street.
 l ". The third division will form on l the green, east of Temple street, next ] to the fence on Elm street, with right resting on Temple street, with the ex- ception of the sons and grandsons of I the Ninth regiment. c. VI, Ninth regi- I ment, c. "; and general committee, i who will form on walk from Elm and l Temple streets to liberty pole.
 V. The fourth division will form on ] College street, north of Elm street, with right resting on Elm strict. The fifth l division will form on Elm street, west of College street, with right resting on l College street.
 VI. Organization commanders will re- port to the marshal of their division as 1 soon as they reach their places in line. VII. Division marshals will report to the chief marshal as soon as the organ l 1ization in their division have reported. I VIII Organizations are to be in their places in line not later than 10:SC and the parade will move promptly at 10:45. The line of march will be l through the following streets: Elm to College, College to Chapel, Chapel tc Church, passing in review in front oi the city hall, Church 10 Whitney ave nue, Whitney avenue to Trumhull Trumbuil to Orange, Orange to Chapel Chapel to Church. Church to Congress avenue, Congress avenue to Howard avenue, Howard avenue to Bay View lpark.
 TX. Retired and active officers of the I United States army and navy and the Connecticut National guard, acting as aides to the chief marshal, are author ized to wear the uniform of the rank or which they wereretired.
 1 By order of | JOHN 0. TILsoN, Chief Marshal.
 Official:
 l AMOS F. BARNES.
 Chief of Staff.
 The formation of the procession will be as follows: | Mounted police. I Platoon of police. % | Chief Marshal Major John c. Tilson' Chief of Staff, First Lieutenant Amo: F. Barnes.
 Aides-Hon. James A. Howarth, N w. Kendall, Frederick B. Fallon, Jajol ID. A. BlakesIee, Colonel Lucien F. Bur. lpee,. N. Burton Rogers, General E. B l Bradley, Joseph E. Ahearn, Patrick F Harkins, Edward Finlan, pr. M. D Slattery, Colonel Samuel B. Horne, Jo seph M. Scharff, Major Ira E. Hicks Albert F. Lavery, Davis s. Walton, Jr. I A. Avery Bevin, M. J. Byrne, M. F. Me Cabe, Major Henry S. Dorsey, James R Maxwell, E. J. Duggan, General H. Peck, Seymour c. Loonis, Thomas F Foran, General F. Montgomery, Majol IC. R. Bannon, Colonel T. B. Warren Captain James N. Coe, Captain Alfred B. Beers, Lieutenant H. $. Hamilton. I FIRST DIVISION.
 Marshal, Colonel Theodore H. Sucher 1 Second regiment infantry, c. N. G.
 Colonel, Theodore H. Cucher, NeV Haven, Lieutenant Colonel James Ged
 des, Waterbury; Majors, Charles F
 McCabe, New Haven, John o. Tilson
 New Haven. .~5 t.. f.
 Company c, New Haven--Captain Jere
 hiah F. Donovan, First Lieutenan
 William B. Spencer, Second Lieu ,., tenant James A. Haggerty.
 Company G, Waterbury-Captain Dan
 iel E. Fitzpatrick, First Lieutenan
 Patrick Halpin, Second Lieutenan
 Thomas F. Eallihan.
 Company B, New Haven--Captail Frank Pauley, First Lieutenant Salerno, Second Lieutenant w. He'd rich. .ss5 Company F, New Haven-Captain Ed
 ward O. Gruener, First Lieutenan
 Leroy Clark, Second Lieutenant E
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