The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-04
To-MoRRoW,s BIC EVENT.
Further Preparations for Dedication O,
 Ninth c. V. Monument.

Ninth Q. V. Monument,
 Word has been received by the Ninth regiment committee that the following T. A. B. societies of the state will he present in line for Ninth regiment dav tomorrow: The Derby T. A. B. society. Wallingford, Ansonia, and New Britain societies.
 It is expected that about 1000 T. A. B. members will be in line.
 A meeting was held last evening of the ladies T. A. B. societies to vote to take part. They ride in carriages in the procession.
 St. Aloysius society has invited the chaplain. Father J. D. Coyle, and his assistants to take part in the parade.
 number Of the A. o. H. societies have voted to take part and the Nau- gatuck Hibernian Rifles sent word yes ferday to Colonel Healy that they would , be in l.ne. They will be under com mand of Captain J. D. Shea with Lieu tenant F. Murtagh and M. J. Ryan.
 The following staff officers will ac- company Colonel T. J. Murphy, who will command the A. o. H. division in the parade: Major J. H. McMurray, Lieu tenant James H. Rooney, Lieutenant w. H. Dwyer.
 Arrangements have also been conclud- ed for the entertainment of the distin- Euished guests to arrive here on that day.. Governor Chamberlain will stop attthe Hotel Tontine and will be enter talned while here by the Governors Foot Guard at Hills Homestead in the afternoon.
 Rev. William !. Slocum, who will be the orator at the dedication exercises will be the guest of Rev. Father Ken nedy of St. Francis R. c. church on Ferry street.
 Ex-Governor Morgan c. Bulkeley, who will command the c. A. R. sec tion. and who is the department com rnander, will be entertained while in this city by Virgil McNeil. The department commander will be received by the members of the staff residing in this city. upon his arrival at the depot.
 The following additions have been made to the staff of Major John Tilson. who will command on dedication day: Lieutenant H. s. Hamilton. General A. H Embler Colonel Edward Schultz of Hartford, James M Lawton, Captain IVY. H. Sears, Denis Murphy, T. J. Led- dy. Colonel I. M. Ullman, Captain Lu- zerne Ludington, J. J. Corr of Bridge port, p. c. Mooney, w. J. Stall, and Dr. M. Slattery.
 Edward Croft, commander of the Con- necticut division, Sons of Veterans, U. s. A, has issued the following order re- garding the attendance of members of the command at the dedication of the Ninth regiment monument at New Ha- ven. Wednesday: Special order No. 3, 1903:
 Waterbury, July 29, 1903. I. All camps and members who are to | take part in the parade and dedication of monument of the Ninth regiment, c. l ", will report in New Haven, August 5. at 9:S0 a. m., room 15, Insurance build- | ing, to Adjutant F. H. McGar, who will | assign them their proper place in the ] parade.
 II. All members who can possibly at | tend are urged to do so.
 III. Staff officers will report in full | uniform, side arms and white gloves.
 Captain c. w. Roberts, commanding | Stedman camp. No. 6. S. of V, has is- sued orders directing all members of his camp who intend to go to New Haven to report to him at once.
 The Irish flag is conspicuous in the decorations about town. Something i, nnicue in decorations is arranged by Major George E. Albee at his residence on Howard avenue. As part of the dec- oration at his home he has an Irish pike, g weapon used in the Irish insur- rection in 179S. Major Albee is prepar- ing decoration which he says will be s'dear to the hearts of all members of the Ninth c. VI