The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-04-20
DIsting uished Msn, Ine!nding Cover nor and star, 10 be Pressnt-LI1s of Msrch-GoSsrnor's Party to be Quar- tered at Tontins-Dinmsr at Harm0- nfe Hali-List of Taasts.

along the line of march they ask that residents will make an attempt to dee- crate their homes in honor of the cele- bration and the visiting First Com pany from Hartford.
 The celebration will be held the 24th of this month and will be in cornmem- oratien of the one hundred and tlir- tieth anniversary of the company.
 The order of exercises begins at 1 p. m., when the company is to assem- able at it's arrnory and march to the depot to meet the Hartford company and escort it to the Foot Guard Ar march to the Church of the Redeemer, where the exercises are to be held.
 THE PARADE The formation of the parade follows:
 Mounted Police. ~.- Second Regiment Band. Second Company Governors Foot ..4 Guard Drum Corps. Major Smith c, Weed, Conmandant, Second Company Governors Foot
 Guard.
 Governor Roberts and Staff. E First Company Governors Foot Guard
 Band.
 Major Fred R. Bill, Cornmandant. First Company Governors. Foot Guard.
 Guests in Carriages.
 The line of march will be: Whiting street to Meadow, to Church, to Chap el, to State to Elm to Orange. to the Church of the Redeenrer 4, s.,#
 CHURCH SERVICES. ...z The services in the church are sched- u1ed for o'clock and will be as foli- lows: $..u&
 Salutation to the Coiors. Second Regiment Band. Doxology, ..s sG ..s satsz...5.. .zs g3$ $. Y5 Invocatior--The Lords Prayer. 59 Anthenl-"The Lords Prayer. Anthem Fling Out the Banner, Let It Wave" .............. Calkin The Church of the Redeemer choir, Reading of Scriptures. Memorial Hymn-Boys' Choir, led by Lieut.. Benj. Jepsof1. <. Prayer. s solo-"Lest We Forget" ...... DeKoven Adagtio. ......................M .Mendelssohn Historical Address-The Rev. watson L. Phillips, D. D., chaplain The Sec ond Company Governors Foot Guard. Years Ago Our Fathers" Air, Chris- tus Victor. "...%s Boys Chorus.
 ..-. IN MEMoRIAM. Conducted by the Adjutant, Ensign
 A. w. Mattoon. y sergt. Loren H. Stannard, died Feb- ruary 29, 1904.
 sergt. Luther E. Jerome, died March IS, 1904. ~ x.
 sergt. John Mcqueen, died April 15, 1904.
 Private Albert L. Blodgett, died De- cember ?, 1904. Major Benjamin E. Brown, died De- cenber 27, 1904 f~ The Lost Chord rd.................Su Sullivan Second Regiment Band. Taps. -s-.&.: < The Star Spangled Banner @ verses.) ~ % Boys Chorus. Solooists, Masters Irving Beebe. Jerome Gilbert. America--All uniting. Benediction. ,+ Marche Heroiaue in D....... Schubert
 Prof. Thomas G. Shepard.
 DRILL ON GREEN.
 After the church services the parade will go from the church down Orange street, to Trumbu1l, to Whitney ave- nue to sachem to Hillhouse avenue, to Grove to College, to Elm, to York to Chapel, to Church. Halting in front of the city hall there will be a historical representation of the demanding, from the selectmen. of the keys to the pow der house on Monday, April, 24th, 1775.
 Resuming the line of march while 8 salute of thirteen guns is fired, the troops will proceed to Elm, to Temple, entering the green by the north gate, where they will be reviewed by the governor. A dress parade will be given by both companies consolidated and the two bands consolidated. The sunset gun will be fired and the flag lowered. The troops will then pass out of the south gate of the green down Chapel to Orange to City Mission hall where guns and equipments will be left. The companies will then reform and march to Harmonic hall for dinner, which is to be served by Captain George T. White.
 THE TOASTS.
 The toast list follows:
 Major Smith G. Weed, toastmaster. Hon. Frank B. Brandegree-"U United States
 Governor Henry Roberts-"The State of Connecticut.
 Mayor John P. studley-'The City of New Haven
 President Arthur T. Hadley-''Yale and the American Wars"
 Colonel Wellington B. Smith-'The Foot Guard in the Revolution.'s
 Ex-Governor Abiram Chamberlain "Reminiscences of the Foot Guard,''
 Major Fred R. Bill-"Greeting from the First Company -- r.5 After the dinner the First company