The Newtown bee., 1907-05-31

| The ffremen will park their fire al paratus on the ca St side of south parl | right resting on Bank street. Tn Governors foot guards will form o the east side of Main street, facing tn reviewing stand. The third division | after passing the reviewing stand, vii go east on Church street to Eas street. north on East to the schoo grounds, where an open-air picnic will be held.
 IntermisSion.
 Formation of Column, Bi-centeppia Parade.
 Line will form on west side of Mair street, head of column resting on Ben nitt street.
 FIRST DIVISION. Platoon of Police, Capt David Brad ley. Chief Marshal, S. R. Hill and staff.
 Second Company Governors Foot Guards, Major Weed.
 Governor and staff.
 Bugle Corps.
 Company G, Sd Infantry, Capt By. der.
 |. Upton Post, c. A. R, John F. Will Hams, Commander.
 New Milford Cadets, Capt Clifford Noble.
 Official guests in carriages.
 SECOND DIVISION
 Marshal D. E. Soule and staff
 Line will form on north park, right park. Second regiment band at hean. Water Witch Hose O., No. ?, of New Milford, to take the right of line and form on south end of the park. The visiting companies to form at north of Water Witch Hose Co.
 Danbury Military Band.
 Litchfieid Fire Department.
 Waterbury American Brass Band.
 Fountain Hose Co. of Ansonia, No. l.
 Band.
 Echo Hook and Ladder O. of Shel- ton.
 Ansonia Brass Band.
 Eagle Hook and Ladder O., No. 6, Of Ansonia.
 Band.
 Old Forgotten Engine Co. of Dan- bury and Bethel.
 THIRD DIVISION (sCHooL DIvIsIoN1.
 George E. Ackley and staff.
 Boys Of Center High school march ing in costume.
 School children in floats, in district order.
 This division will form on Elm and will consist of all the school floats in the several districts. FOURTH DIVISION (CoLoNIAL AND IN
 DusTRIAL.
 Henry O. Warner and staff. The first section of this division, consisting of the Colonial features, will form on Bennitt street, right resting on Main. The Wheeler & Wilson Band, by cour- tesy Roger sherman Chapter, ID. A. R.
 Colonial features in Floats, Wagons, Carts, Horsemen, Footmen.
 rka ind frt, sion will form on Whittlesey avenue lin double column if necessary, right resting on Main street. THE AUTOMOBILE PARADE OF MONDAY.
 JUNE 17.
 The automobile parade will form with the head of the dine in front of the Postoffice, will go down South Main into West street, up West through Bridge street, up the east side of Park and down Bennitr street to Railroad street, Railroad to Bridge, through Bridge ana up the west side otPark, through Elm to East street, down East to Church and through Church and Bank to Railroad, down that and through Bridge>to Park, cir cling Park, when the decorated cars will be judged and the prizes awarded. judges stand and get numbers before parade begins. A place for parking autos will be reserved in the rear oi the Center High school on East street.
 NOTICE TO AUToMoBILIsrs.
 During the parade of Tuesday, auto mobiles cannot be allowed on any of the streets covered by this line of All owners and drivers of cars are requested to leave their machines on the Center school grounds during the parade--[S. R. Hill, Chief Marshal.
 CARE OF TEAMS.
 w. NJ. Keeler and Beeman X Strong will arrange to care for a great many teams during the celebration, provid- ing hitching places and caretakers Tillman Heacock will arrange to care for considerable number, and P. NJ. Cassedy Nill provide room and care for some 200 teams on the ball grounds.
 BADGES.
 The official badges are ready for dis tribution at Com mittee headquarters Knapp building, Bank street. There is a distinctive badge for each sub for the general committee and for guests. They are beautiful and will be sold at cost, 25c each. The number is limited and the first to come will be the first served with the guest badge. A great many have been sold already to committee members and all such members are urged to cali and secure badges before the celebration begins. There is no other official badge.
 Special badges have been prepared for the visiting military, firemen and police; for the Grand Army and the New Milford Cadets.
 MEMORIAL DAY oBsERvANcKs.
 Rev K. A. Johnson preached to the veterans of Upton Post, G. A. R., Sunday evening. MT Johnson took for his text: Tim. 2 3: "A good sol dier." He said in substance: In the past what did this mean to you, con- radeS? A willingness to sacrifice. To give up home, friends, business, com forts, for the sake of country. To en- dure hardness. The weary march: the ground for bed; poor food; exacuipg drill; unaccustomed discomforts. To contend with enemies. Brave and de- termined, at risk of limb and life To lEIcs7