Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-30

CT F. Carroll. Naugatuck Fire Department, Chief J.
 B. Fuller.
 A. w. Smith, Aide.
 Fire Truck and Jumpers. Isbell Post, No 43. G. A. R., Post Commander M. S. Baldwin in
 command.
 Invited Guests in carriages. Division III, South Church street right resting on Maple street.
 American Band, 15 pieces
 Polish Military Society. Division ", Division street, right on
 Church street.
 Italian Band of Bristol.
 Christoforo Colombo Society.
 Ed R. Pichuelo. Aide. Division V, North Church street, right l
 on Maple. Waterbury Military Band, 16 pieces, l
 J. J. Lallter, Leader. Logen Sven, Order of Vasa, Joseph
 Carlson, Aide. Sit Francis T. A. B. Society Drum Corps, 19 pieces, J. Shevory, Leader. St Francis T. A. B. Society, John Fitz-
 gerald, Aide.
 A. O. H., Division 2.
 A. O. H., Division 1. Division VI, North Church stret, right
 on Division. Naugatuck Drum Corps, II pieces, F.
 O'Laughlin. Leader. Natatuc Tribe, No 25, I. o. R. M., J.
 M. Hollibaugh, Aide.
 New Milford Band.
 Visiting Tribes of Red Men. Division VII, North Meadow street.
 right on Division. Hobo Band, 20 pieces, Railroad Pete,
 Leader. Antigues and Horribles, led by Hay
 makes, Ed Miller. Aide.
 Theta Sigma E. J. Ahern, Aide. Division VIII, South Meadow, right on Division. Patriotic Floats of various societies. Advertising Wagons and Floats of
 Merchants. Division TX, North Church, right on l Meadow Court. Automobiles under command of
 Charles Wurtenburg.
 Bicycles.
 Citizens in Carriages. In accordance with the foregoing arrangement of divisions the parade will move in the following order: Division 1 will move west along Ma pie street, turn about the water tank which is south of the Town hall, picking up Division as Water street is passed. Divisions 1 and ? will swing around the tank, and Division 3 will fall in, followed by Division 4. Division 5 will move as soon as Di- vision 4 has swung into Church street behind Division 8. As soon as D1yis- ion 5has passed Division 6 will move Division will pass along Division 1.* A~VT S.1 QAo-n xas-9~ n Division will follow along Divis- ion street behind Division IT. I Division g will move up to Division street as soon as the street Is clear, ready to follow the advertising wag- ons!
 The parade will move over the fol- lowing line: Along Maple, across bridge to Main, along South Main to Kennedy's corner, countermarch to Maple Maple to South Water, South Water to Rubber avenue, Rubber ave- nue to Cherry, along Cherry to Scott, countermarch to Rubber avenue, Rub- Der avenue to Church, Church, pass in review at reviewing stand North Church to Meadow court, Meadow street to Park place and disband, ex- cept Divisions 8 and which will con- tinue up Church, across Hop Brook bridge, Bridge street to Main, Main to Maple, and there disband.
 The Naugatuck Mal1eable Iron Co.'S plant will shut down this evening Work will be resumed Wednesday July 6.
 A large number of people enjoyed ! the band concert in the park last even ing. Leader Fulton had arranged g most pleasing program.
 The prizes for the Fourth of July races are on exhibition in B. F. Judd's drug store.
 William Brennan of Woonsocket R. l., is visiting friends in town. Mrs Robert Sloan of Philadelphia ii visiting her parents, Gr and Mrs Shel don Payne of Highland avenue.
 Frank Palotti, arre-tad by Police man Santoro, Monday night, for tn, Naugatuck authorities. was taken t , Naugatuck, this morning, in charge O. a Officer Anthony Malone, the office who tried to effect Palottf's arrest ol December {. 1908, the night of tn, burglary. Officer Malone fired tw. shotg at Palotti, but the latter es capped The officer succeeded in cap turing Thomas Maher. the other ma . rauder, and he was sentenced to eigh months in jaiI dll February under tn r name of Ryan. The homes of bot men are tn this oity Maher after wards squeaIed on Pa1otti. and the DC lice made his apprehension matte of short time. Palotti has been Ql posted several times. and has served term in the Hartford county jail, a. 6es