Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-10-05
WILL HONOR
OUR LADD|ES
Washington Hose, Of This City,,
To Be First Visitors in
Line al Railway.
M M'CLELLANS ARE SIXTH.
Procession Will Start at 1 O'clock
NIaPdi Gras Band Concert and
General JOilification i'm the Eve
ning-Cakewalk a Feature-Both
Local Companies to Make Splcn-
did ShOwing-Rahway in Its Glory


did Showing-Rahway i'm It's GLORY
This city will be honored at the
firemen's parade in Railway next
Tuesday, as Washington Hose &
Chemical Company, No. 2, will have
the right of line. Mcclellan Engine
Company will also be in the fore part
of the first division.
The formation of line by divisions
will be as follows:
First Division-Grand marshal
and aides, platoon of police
Schwartz band, chief engineer and
assistants, ex-chiefs and assistants
Schwartz's band, Exempt Firemen's
Association, President Harry Sim
mons in carriage, Perth Amboy band
and Perth Amboy Fife and Drum
corps, Washington Hose Company
No. q, of Perth Amboy; Somerville
band and West End Hose Company,
No. 3, of Somerville; Goodwin
band, of New Brunswick; Port Ches-
ter Fire Patrol, No. /; Washington
Chemical Engine Company, No. /, of
Railway; Bollschweiler's band, Perth
Amboy; George B. Mcclellan Engine
Company, No. 3, of Perth Amboy;
Viss' band, of Newark; Washington
Hose Company, No. 1, of Railway;
Swartzmore's band, of PENNSYLVANIA !;
Norwood Engine Company, No. 1, of
Do h. c
abeth; Independent Hook and Ladder
Company, No. 1, of Railway.
Second Division Suenbehaf ;:
band, of Newark; Humane Engine
Company, No 2, of Morristown; Or
ange band, Rescue Hook and Ladder
No. 1, of Passaic; Elizabeth fife and
drum corps, Warren Engine Com
pany, No. 8, of North Plainfield; I'm
ion band, of New Brunswick; assist-
ant chief and delegation from New
ark fire department; S,eventy-first
Regiment band, of New York; Frank
lin Hose Company, No. 2, of Rah-
way; j. E. Mead fire and drum corps,
of Bordentown; Roosevelt band,
Roosevelt; Volunteer Hook and Lad
der and Engine Company, No. 1, of
Roosevelt; Imperial fife and drum
corps, of Elizabeth; Lincoln Hook
and Ladder Company, No. 2, of Rah-
way
Third Observation-Disclosures band,
Allentown, Pa; Pioneer Engine Com
pany, No. ., of Allentown; White
Plains band and Hope Engine Com
pany, No. 1, of White Plains, N. Y;
Liberty band, of New Brunswick; ;
Mercer Engine Company, No. 3, of
Princeton; Bound Brook fife and
drum corps, and American Hose Com
pany, No. 2, of Bound Brook; Voss'
band, Newark; Protection Hose Com
pany, No 8, of Railway; carriages,
mayor and common council, city Of
ficials and guests.
Assemble at Noon.
Officials will report mounted and
equipped to the grand marshal at 10
O'Clock opposite the postoffice on Irv-
ing street.
The first division will form on
Main street, in charge of Assistant
Grand Marshal William II. Wright
and aides.
Second division will form on Pierce
street, right resting on Commerce
street, in charge of Assistant Grand
Marshal William j. Drumpelmann.
The third division will form on
Fulton street, in charge of Captain
William II. Cloke.
The whole column will move
promptly at 1 pm, and the line of
march will be as follows: Form or
Main street, thence to New Bruins
wick avenue, to Hazelwood avenue, to
Main street, to Monroe street, to
Grand street, to st. George avenue,
countermarch to Seminary avenue.
to Irving street, to Main street, to
Elm avenue, to Pierpont street, to
Milton avenue, to Bryant street, to
Maple avenue, to Jaques avenue, to
Milton avenue, to Campbell street,
to Cherry street, to Main street,
where the guests and companies will
disband.
Carnival in Evening.
In the evening Mardi Gras band
concert will be held on Cherry street,
and one of the main attractions will
be cakewalk. There will also be q
band concert on Seminary avenue in
the upper section of the city.
The NEWS in every home.
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