The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-14
ORDER FOR THE PARADE

FOR DEDICATION OF SOLDIERS MONUMENT ON BROADWAY. An Imposing Demonstration on Friday -The Organizations Which Will Take Part-Route of March--Chief Marshal Major John O. Tiison's General Or ders for the Event-FIre Alarm Bell Signal if Too Rainy for Parade schools to Close at F Noon Friday. Major John 0. Tilson, who will be chief marshal of the parade on Friday at the dedication of the soldiers monu- ment in Broadway, to-day issued gene ral orders for the parade, as follows:
 Headquarters of Chief Marshal,
 New Haven, June 12, 19Oo. GENERAL ORDERS No. 1.
 l.. The chief marshal announces the following staff:
 Chief of staff. Fred s. Snow.
 Aides: Hon. Levi Jewett, Hon. Charles H. Clark, Captain w. $. Wells, Gen. Henry 5. Peck, Col. John G. Hea- ly. Major Thomas Boudren, Capt. Ira E,. Hicks, Col. James N. Coe. Col. Lu- cien F. Burpee, Col. l., M. Uliman, Ma for ID. A. Blakeslee, Capt. A. Avery Beyin, Capt. William H. Sears, Selah G. Blakeman, Ira R. Wildman, c. H. Scholey. r ---
 Marshal of Veteran division, S. S. Thompson. ....-
 Aides to marshal of Veteran division: Major B. H. Cheney, Lieut.. 5. :. Lew is, w. H. Evans, B. s. Bradley, w. H' Ssllwood, W. B. Blair, FLA. Curtis.
 Staff officers will appear mounted Those entitled to wear the G. A. R. uni form will wear it in preference to any other. Retired officers will wear the uniform (blue) of highest rank held with campaign hat. Active officers will wear the uniform (blue) of their pres ent rank, with campaign hat. Civil ians will wear dark coat, with cam paign hat. 3as ..s.s-s ss.s, ss, The staff of the chief marshal will re- mort to him in front of Trinity church on the Green, at 1:30 P. m., on the das of the parade. The staff of the marsnaI of the Veteran division will report to him at the same time, in front ot ths Center church. on the Green. -.. 2. The parade will be divided into two divisions, as follows: ..s.-.. First division: All military organi' cations. .-@s,.. -..s ....s.., Second dvision: All veteran organl' zations and Sons Of Veterans. .5 l. 3. The parade will march in the fol lowing order: ssss ....-
 FIRST DIVISION. 44 Chief Marshal John Q. Tilson ant staff; Second infantry, c. N. G., Col Theodore H. sueher commanding; Sec ond Regiment band; First battalion Second infantry, c. N. G., Majol Charles F. McCabe commanding; Com Dany I, Capt. o. L. Bradley; Company D. apt. B. l.. Isbell; Company H, Capt T. M. Russell; Company E, Capt. G E. Hall: Second battalion, Second in fantry. c. N. G., Capt. H. B. Cartel commanding; Company A, Lieut.. c. H Bangs; ompany F, Capt. F, Q. Grue rer; Company c, Capt. w. B. Spencer Company N, Capt. W. B. Besse; Thir6 battalion, Second infantry, N. G., Ma for Henry Norton, Jr, commanding Company G, Capt, D. E. Fitzpatrick Company B, Capt. Frank Pauly; Com pany L, apt. Joseph DeCantillon; Com pany K, apt George c. Abbott.
 Medical corps. c. N. G., Maj. J. H Townsend commanding.
 First Separate company, c. N. G. Capt. John W. Ross, Jr., commanding Signal corps, c. N. G., Capt. B. H Hotchkiss commanding. ..t.... Machine Gun battery, c. N. G., Lieut. Robert G. Morley commanding. Naval battalion, c. N. C.. .-.s.-a. Commander IF. s. Cornwall and staff First Division Naval battalion, c. N G., Lieut.. Clifford M. Peck, command ing. T:oop A. c. N. C., Capt. Luzerne Lud ington. >S#
 Second company, Governors Foo Guard, Maj. Smith G. Weed, command ing. .s His Excellency Governor Henry Rob erts and staff, in carriages.
 Invited guests in carriages.
 SECOND DIVISION.
 Marshal s. s. Thompson and staff.
 Drum corps. @ L
 Department commander, G. A. R., Al bert A. May and staff.
 Admiral Foote post, No. IT, G. A. R John M. Crow, commander.
 Henry c. MerWin Post, G. A. R., Phil ip Ryan, commander.
 General won Steinwehr post, G. A. R Chris Rothhaar, commander.
 Gideon Welles Naval Veterans asso citation, William s. Wells, captain.