The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-30
Ol MEMORIAL DAY.
! HE BIG PARADE THIS FORE
 NOON


 of 1Iarch-Other Events To-day Yacht Races, Gun Club Shoot, Bicycle Races, shore Attractions and Others -State Saengerbund.
 Memorial day to-day will be a nota- ble day here. First and most impor- tant. there will be monster parade around the center of the city by the veterans. Second regiment, patriotic or ders, militia and Boys brigade. After ward the decoration Of graves will be conducted by delegations from different participating bodies. The line of march starts from the green at o'clock.
 Last evening the big indoor memorial exercises were held at the New Haven theater. They are reported in other columns.
 The New Haven Gun club will hold one of it's interesting competitive shoots for amateurs in the traps of the asso- ciation near Schuetzen uark. Shooting begins early this morning, dinner will be served at noon and the contest will continue in the afternoon. Prizes of Yalue are 0mered.
 The Connecticut State Saengerbund, composed of the leading German sing ing societies of the commonwealth, will hold it's annual meeting at 129 George street.
 The opening regatta of the New Ha- ven Yacht club will be held at Morris Cove to-day. Early in the forenoon the owners and their guests will assemble at the Cove, visit the new clubhouse now iii course of construction, and then board the several boats of the fleet. A race over the inside course for knock abouts will be held in the forenoon. The entries are:
 Peggie, owned by P. Tyler.
 Wriggle owned by F. T. Catlin.
 Abbie, owned by Messrs. Chamberlain and Powning. .-... Francis, owned by Commodore Montgomery and sailed by c. W. Raw son. ..-.
 The invited guests will be entertained after the race on a short cruise on the sound.
 At ii o'clock this morning the Sons of Veterans will hold their memorial ser- vice at the East Rock monument. This l will be an impressive celebration and < at that place will doubtless attract many people. .s~ ...
 Following is the makeup of the pa- rade this forenoon: .,.- s-..-:.
 Headquarters Chief Marshal,
 Memorial Day Parade,
 New Haven, May p, 1905. General Orders No. l.
 The chief marshal announces the fol- 2 lowing staff: ... Chief of staff-Lieutenant Clarence B. Damn. it,. .as.-s ...... Staff-Col. Theodore H. Macdonald, Lieutenant William s. Wells, Qate U. $. NJ, Major Dennis A. Blakeslee, Lieutenant J. K. Murphy, Captain J. J. Kennedy, Captain William H. Sears, Captain Arthur N. Farnhan, Lieuten- ant William J. Bradnack, Lieutenant NJ J. George Kraft, Colonel I. M Ullman, Lieutenant Colonel James Geddes, Com rnander Frank s. Cornwall Captain J. F. Donovan, Captain George $. Wood, Captain Luzerne Ludington, Lieutenant F.. F. Lewis, Lieutenant Robert J. Woodruff, Lieutenant Alfred H. Illus ted.
 Staff officers will parade mounted in the undress (blue) uniform of their rank, with campaign hats and side arms. y.sl &-s., @& '- :. Marshal second division-W William AppIegate.
 Aides-L. H. Beardsley, W. J. Bart lett, s. E. Crocker, A. J. Willard, Chas E. serviss, J. P. Nichols, E. L. Hor- ton.
 Marshal third division-s. s. Thomp- son.
 Aides-Burton S. Bradley, William H. Evans, James E. McGuire, William F. Smith, William H. sellwood, W. B. Blair.
 Staff will parade mounted in full uni- form.
 Aides will be mounted G. A. R. uni- form.
 By command of Henry s. Peck, \ Chief Marshal. Official: "' Leut. Clarence B. Damn,
 Chief of Staff.