The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-05-30
HONOR THE NATIONS DEAD
TRIBUTES TO BE PAID TO-DAY
IN THIS CITY.

Parade and Decoration of Graves
Orders for the Street Parade by Ma
ior TiIson-UnyeiIing of Bushnell
Memorial at Monitor Psrk-Addresses
by William e. Wells and j. Rice
Winchen The PrOgramme-Other
Events of the Day-MemOriaI Day
Sports.
To-day the graves of our hero dead in
our cemeteries, who fought for the ma
ton on land or on sea, will be appro-
priately decked with flowers, and there
will be a parade; also there will take
place the unwilling of the monument in
Monitor park, West Chapel street. in
honor of Cornelius S. Bushnell, with
whose name the building of the Mon
itor, which achieved so glorious tri-
umph for the Union cause at most
critical time, will be forever associated.
The big public meeting last evening at
the New Haven theater, reported in
another column, opened the patriotic
exercises in honor of the day.
For the parade to-day, which will
form on the central green, and move
promptly at $3.50 o'clock to take part in
the Bushnell memorial exercises Ma
jor John Q, Tilson has issued the fol-
lowing official order:
CsuTEEH MIA PSII AT sc SIT ENF
THE chief marshal announces the
following staff:
Chief of staff-Colonel William E.
Morgan.
Aides-General Henry S. Peck, Hon
Livingston w. cleveland, Col. ], M.
Ullman, Col 7. H. Macdonald, Major
D. A. Blakeslee, Bernard E. Ly1ch,
esq, Capt. Luzerne Ludington, Capt.
William H. Sears, Lieut.. g. f. Hutch-
inson, Lieut.. j. George Kraft, Ensign
Osborne A. Day.
Mounted orderly and trumpeter-
Joseph E. southerton.
Marshal Of military division-Com-
mander Frank s. Cornwell.
Aides Of marshal Of military division
Capt. Dwight e. Bowers, Lieut.. John
X. Murphy, Captain James f. KAN
Lieut.. Edward X. Ingraham'
Marshal of veteran divisions. s.
Thompson.
Aides to marshal of veteran division
Mai. BENJAMIN H. Cheney Lieut..
Bennett S. Lewis, Burton ,. Bradley
William B. Blair Franklin a. Curtiss,
William H. Evans, William Fl. Sell
wood.
The staff of the chief marshal will re-
port to him in front of Trinity church
on the green at 8 a. M, May 80, 1906.
The staff of marshals of divisions will
report to their respective chiefs at the
same time.
2The assignment Of organizations to
positions in the parade are hereby made
as follows:
MILITARY DIVISION.
Commander Frank s. Cornwell, mar
shall, and staff.
Governors Foot Guard, Major Smith
G. Weed, commanding
First company, Capt =. w. Brown.
Second company Lieut.. ]. 9. Twining
Third company, Lieut.. ]. H. Parish,
Fourth company, Lieut. G. I. Hewlett
Second Regiment band.
The New Haven Grays, Company +,
Second Infantry, c. N. Gu
Capt. e. O. Gruener, COM
manding.
First Separate company, G. N. e..
Capt. John w. Ross, jr, commanding.
/ mt. Naval fNatfp linn q N
G., Lieut. Clifford M. Peck, COM
handing.
The governor, mayor and invited guests
in carriages.
VETERAN DIVISION.
S. S. Thompson, marshal, and stair.
Naval Veterans association, ALFRED
Elcock, captain.
Drum Corps.
Admiral Foote post, No. II, G. A. R.
T. e. Benedict, commanding.
Henry C.. Merwin post, No. Y, Philil
/ Ryan, commanding.
Won Steinwehr post, No. rs, Chris Roth
haar, commanding.
Patriotic Order Sons of America.
Camp No. /, j. D. Frederick, president
Camp No. a, B. Bretzfelder, president
Camp No. 8, Charles Farr, president.
Camp No. u, Edward Morgan, presi
dent
ment
Battery A, First Baptist Church Boys
brigade, Captain Thomas Logic.