The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-10
PARADE OF A. 0. H.
ORDERS FOR FIELD DAY TO BE
 HELD IN HARTFORD.

Issued by State Resilient Murphy-De-
 tu,is of Interest to the Various Par-
 t:clpat,ng State Organizations.
 Orders for the state A. 0. H. field day
 and parade to be held in Hartford Au-
 gust 19, have been issued by President John P. Murphy as follows:
 Headquarters Ancient Order of Hiber- nians of Connecticut Norwich, August 3, 1903.
 The various divisions of the A. o. H., First regiment, A. o. H, Rifles, and the A. o. H. Cadets, of Connecticut, are requested to assemble in the city of Hartford, Wednesday. August 19, 1903, at 10:30 a, m., for parade. 4-, The procession will form on east park, right resting on Capitol avenue, in the following order: s, &.
 Squad of Police. Chief Marshal, State President John F. Murphy.
 Aids. State President J. H, Me- Murray, State Secretary John D. Cunningham, State Treasurer E. T. Lyons, State Chaplain, the Rev. J. D. Kennedy. +. Staff. .. .- Adiutant-Geneal, Rank of Brigadier- General, William Donaaghue of Hart ford. .#. .s 2" $ ! Quartermaster-G General, Colonel P. s. Kennedy of Hartford. | Surgeon General, Colonel F. J. Cassidy of New London. # Commissary- General, Colonel James F. o'Leary of Hartford. | Payrnaster- General, Colonel F. c. Mul- lins of Bridgeport. I Judge Advocate General. Colonel James M. O'Sullivan Of New Haven. Aide-de- Camps, Majors Thomas R. | Noonan of Bridgeport, John Dona- ghue. Jr., of Windham, Patrick Bar " of Norwich, Edward Dray of New ! London, John. A. Shea of Bridgeport B. D. Lynch of New Haven, D. r. Dunn of Willimantic, William " | o'Brien of Hartford, John Frederick I of Bridgeport, Joseph D, Pfeiffer of l Norwich. 4rsss[E -.. ., E@r \ Assistant Adjutant- General Colonel J.
 Dillon of Hartford. ,,-.
 Assistant Quarterrnaster-G General, Col l oneI Walter L. Laly of Bridgeport, | Roster of Commissioned Officers, First I Regiment Hibernian Rifles. I Field and Staff.
 1 Colonel Timothy J.tMurphy of Bridge lport; Lieutenant Colerel Cornelius De llurey, of Danbury; Major J. H. MeMur' Try, Bridgeport; Advocate Majoi
 Mortimer Doran, of Waterbury: Sur.
 geon Major Thomas H. Healy, o' Bridgeport adjutant, Captain Edwart
 J. Joy, of Bridgeport; inspector. sIlai arr1es practice, Captain Thomas E EO' Rourke, of Danbury; quartermaster Lieutenant James H. Rooney, of Bidgel
 port: paymaster, Lieutenant William F Dwyer, of New Haven; signal officer Lieutenant John Burke, of Thompson vile; rergeant-major, Sergeant Patric
 J. Flynn, of Bridgeport.
 The order of parade for organization : | from New Haven county will be as fol lows: - New Haven County. -. Timothy F. Luddy, County President . T. F. Smith, County Vice-President . P. J. Linehan, County Treasurer; tn Rev. James J. McGuane, Count Chaplain. Aids: Michael Donahue, Giles P. Her nessey, Ansonia; William E. Dwye John H. Cain, New Haven. A. o. U. W. Band, New Haven. . First Division A. OH. of New Havei . Morton's Drum Corps. . Division N. ?. New Haven. s Division No. 3, New Haven. Division No. B., New Haven. Division No. [, New Haven. 7. Drum Corps. Division No. 8, New Haven. Division No. 9, New Haven. Ansonia Brass Band. Division No. 1, Ansonia. : Division No 3, Ansonia. Il Division No. i, Derby. E Division No. ?, Derby. Meriden Military Band.
 Division No 1, Meriden.
 Division No. ?, Meriden.
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