The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-01-07
THE INAUGURAL PARADE
ALL ARRAAGEMENTS COMPLETE
FOR THELVENE

Inc Military Parade VIII ne hme-Ihe
Assignment of Guests in Carriages
The New Haven Foot Guard-The
BAH in the Evening-The General
Assembly.
Hartford, Jan. 6.-Al the arrange
ments for The parade in connection
with the Inauguration of Governor
elect Rollin S. woodruff next Wednes-
DAY nave been completed by Adjutant
General George M. Cole. The military
companies which will take part in the
parade are the Second company, Gov
ernor's Foot guard, New Haven, Major
Smith Nj. Weed commanding; the First
comany, Governors Foot guard Hart
ford, Major Louis R. Cheney, COM
manding; Company T, Second infantry,
C. N. G., New Haven Lieutenant Fox
commanding; Second division Naval
battalion, Hartford, Lieutenant G.. C.
Beach, commaniing; First company,
Governors Horse guard, Hartford, Ma
jor Hurd commanding. The two COM
panies of the Governors Foot guard
will be accompanied by bands of music.
The naval division will parade as ar
filters.
On the arrival of the parade at the
south front of the capitol the military
companies, other than the sailors, will
march from Capital avenue to the
north front Of the capitol. The Naval
division will proceed through Capitol
avenue to the west carriage way lead
ing to the capitol and take a position
III that vicinity. When the governor
elect steps out Of his carriage, ana Is
about to enter the capitol the Naval di-
vision will fire a salute.
The inaugural parade is ordered to
start promptly'a at 1880 p. m. from the
Hartford club, Prospect street, taking
the following route: From Hartford
club to Pearl street to Trumbun to
Main, to Buckingham, to Washington,
thence to state capitol.
Carriages will be taken as follows:
First carriage Their excelleneies,
Governor Henry Roberts and Governor
Elect Rollin S, Woodruff, and EXecu-
lives Secretaries Edward M. Day and
Charles E. Julin.
Second carrlage-~Brlgadier General
/ George NJ Cole Lieutenant Command
er John L. Bunce and Major William
~, Lyon.
Third carriage Majors Walter B.
Goodwin, Warren L. Hail. Harold H..
VanKueren and William P. futile.
Fourth carriage Major Samuel F..
Beardsley, Lieutenant Commander
Robert d. Chaplin and Colonies Isaac
M Ullman and Theodore Macdonald,
| Fifth carriage-C olonels oliver G,
Smith, NJ Moody Downer Norton R.
Hotchkiss and Charles NJ. Jarvis.
Sixth carrlageAColonels William III,
Hall, James e. Cooper, John w. At
wood and ]. Moss Ives.
Seventh carriage-Colonels William
: e. f. Landers and Michael j. Wise.
Eighth arriage-Lieutenan Govern
or Everett j. Lake, Secretary of State
Theordore Bodenwein, State Treasurer
James Walsh and freeman F. Pat
ten. @
Ninth carriage-Comptrollers Asahel
w W Mitchell Thomas D Braastreet At
torney Generals William A. King and
Marcus II. Holcomb.
Upon arrival at the capitol, the stats
and state officers win accompany theii
excellencies, the governor and govern
or-eleet to the executive chamber, and
there remain until notified that the
joint assembly Of senate and house Of
representatives are in waiting for his
excellency the governor-elect, who will
be escorted to the, house of representa-
tives by his staff and state Officers; the
retiring staff being dismissed in the
executive chamber at that time.
The Second company, Governors
Foot guard, Of New Haven, and the
New Haven Grays will be the guests
of the First company of the Foot guard
on Inaugural day They will be met
! at the station on the arrival of their
special train by a delegation Of the
Foot guard, and will be escorted to
Putnam Phalanx armory, where they
will have lunch served, and get really
for the parade. The Hartford men will
leave their armory and will march to
Haynes street, where they viii receive
the New Haven delegation Of military,
and will escort them to their position
in line of the escort to Governor Wood
ruff, who will be at the Hartford club
The line will form on Prospect street,
right resting on Central row, and the
Second company, Governors Foot
guard, will have the right Of the line.
At the armory In the evening the fiva
boxes on the stage will be occupied as
follows from right (south) to left
(nofth); Governors staff and ladies;
Governor Woodruff and personal
friends, with ladies'; Major Louis R.
Cheney and personal friends, with la
dies; Retiring Governor Henry Roberts
and friends, with ladies'; Lieutenant
Governor Everett j. Lake with personal
friends and ladies.