Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-07-03

Improved Order of Heptasophs, James
 E. Reilly, aide.
 Grand Army in carriages Third Division, form on Main street,
 right resting on Maple. .- St Francis IT. A. B. Drum Corps.
 Harugari Lidetafel. Eintrecht Lodge, D. O. H., aides. John Fassbender, J, Steinman, John
 Neuman, Paul Passack, Will
 liam Schmidt.
 Seva Society, aides. Joseph Carlson, G.
 Olsen.
 Fourth Division. Main street, right Bridge; forn at S:15 a. m., march
 to center and join parade.
 Lithuanian Band. St George Lithuanian Society. A. Ma zotas, aide, Thomas Raytkie-
 witch, captain.
 Polish Military Society, Heponit Gel ski, aide, Aleck Leonbard, captain. iron Moulders' Union, Frank French,
 aide
 .-.-s4 a1fth-~ Division, form North Church street, right resting on Maple.
 Haymakers' Band Antiques and Horribles. Ed Miller, cap-
 tain, Joe Bates, aide High School Boys, Leroy Andrews, captain, aides. William French,
 Edward J. Ahern.
 Bicycles.
 Citizens in carriages
 Automobiles. Line of march: Down Water to Rub ber avenue. to Aetna, countermarch to N4apIe, to Main, to Kennedy corner. cOunfermareh to Bridge street, to Church, pass in review at stand, to Park place, to Meadow, to Meadow court. to Church street and disband. Chief marshal, M. F. Coen; chief aide. F. s. Nichols: assistant aides, M S. Baldwin, Dudley Thurston. This program is subject to slight changes.
 In addition to the foregoing there will be al children's parade, band con cert, ball game, etc, in the afternoon and grand fireworks display in the evening. The five mile bicycle race will take place in the morning and the nine mile in the afternoon. The en- tries are: Five mile f1andicap-R. H. Cronan, Stamford: Frank Williams Stamford: Peter Kelley, Waterbury Otto Anderson, Naugatuck; W. B. GIynn, Naugatuck; D. B. Hill, Stam ford; ". Billingham, Stamford; F. w. Avery, Meriden: Gus J. Fetling, Stan. ford; A. H. Mclaughlin, Waterbury; Ray Garnsey, Waterbury; George Cocco. Waterbury; Carl Jutsch, New Haven; Edwin Sanford, Naugatuek c. Civitill, Waterbury; John ". Pace Waterbury; George Ford, Seymour F. L. Wakely, Seymour; W. B. An, drew, Seymour; William Morrissey New Haven; John Noll, New Haven William Brainat, New Haven. The roads are in excellent condition and Superintendent of Streets Mccarthy intends to have a force of men out bright and early July cleaning up the debris of the night before. The en tries for the nine mile handicap are the same as for the five mile, with the the same as for the five mile. with the exception of exception of Edwin San, ford of Naugatuck and D. B. Hill o1 Stamford. These two are not entered in the nine mile race.
 Business in general will be entirely suspended tomorrow, factories, banks n majority of the stores; barber shops close at noon. The postoffice close. at noon, lobby open all day. The Salem school, the town hall, ths hose house in Naugatuek, the UnioI City bridge and hose house are al nicely decorated for tomorrow as wei as many of the private business places. The soldiers monument vii also be decorated. The work wa! done by Charters of Waterbury. Peter Paul has returned from bus aness trip to New York.
 The St Francis T. A. B. society, ac conpanaed by the Naugatuck drum corps, will go to Hartford tomorrow to attend the state convention of tht c. T. A. U.
 c. T. Kayfor, physical instructor a the T. M C. A., and wife left to-day for Cold Harbor, l.. l., for months vacation.
 Clean up all old lumber, boxes, bar rels, etc. tonight No telling where the small boy will go for material t