Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-12
CHARITY BAZAAR
Big Parade VIII Be Held To-
 Morrow Evening.

The monster demonstration of tho
 several societies of the city interested
 in the charity bazaar will be held to-
 morrow night and the indications point to the longest procession ever seen In Waterbury. The societies will
 meet in their own halls at 7:30 and report to Grand Marshal D. F. Fitz- patrick at 7:45 o'clock sharp. The parade will form on East Main street, the first division on the north side l and extending east as fnr as the Im- maculate Conception church; the sec ond section at Brook street, extending I easterly along the same street. The | members of the general committee will act as the staff of the marshall, whose aides will be the presidents of each of the societies taking part in the parade. About fifty automobiles will be in line. These will assemble l on Phoenix avenue and will precede the carriages of the invited guests and the members of the Celtic Medi- cal society. It is proposed to have the military companies and other lni- formed commands follow the military band in the first section of the line. From East Main street the line of march will continue to Exchange place, to Bank street. thence to Grand, to South Main, thence out East Main and around Stanley park, counter march to the city hall, where the fair will be formally opened by Mayor William K. ThOms. Addresses will be made by AIon- signOr SlOcum, Congressman George l.. Lilley, Senator Irving H. Chase, Senator John Hurley and Representa- tive Abner F. Hayes. Carriages for the parade have been donated by the Waterbury Rubber Tire Coach Co. Terrence .Coyle, George Partree. Martin Bergin's Sons and John Mccarthy. The booths have have been erected by Contrac- tor Mackey. All the bands in the city will be on hand to add to the zest of the occasion, including the Waterbury Military band, the Italian band, the Lithuanian band, St Anne's drum corps, St Francis T. A. B. drum corps of Naugatuck and the Naugatuck drum corps.
 Among the organizations that will have places in the line of march will be Company G. Second regiment, C. \. G., four councils of the Knights of Columbus, five divisions of the A. 0. H. the Hibernian Rifles. St Josephs T. A. society, St Jean Baptiste society, St JOseph's society and the Holy Name societies.
 The following committees from the several societies are represented on the general committee:
 Sheridan council. K. of C.-J. F. Calvin. r. H. Real J. H. Moran
 Barcelona council K. of C.-J. c. Thompson. J. J. McEvoy. T. F. O'Donnell.
 Division No 1, A. 0. H.-John La. cey. w. D. Keenan, R. McSwecney.
 Division No 3. A. O. HIT. r. Luddy. NJ. J. Mahon. Richard Barry.
 Division No ,. A. 0. H.-John Griffin. John Dillon. John Greany.
 Mulcahy council K. of C.-George Y. O'Neill. w. G. Donovan, C. J. Fin- ley.
 Hendricken council. K of C. Charles F. Mcdonald. ]. NJ. Lynch, J. ]. Kelley.
 Division No 2. A. 0. H.-D. H. Tierney, F. !. Finn, T. J. Donahue.
 Division No 4. A. Q. H.-P. Me Faddon. B. F. Whitney. John Ray.
 s Joseph's socIety-R J. Charest F. E. Baril. Wilson viellettc.
 Ladies auxiliary, A. 0. H.--Miss. Hannah MOriarty. Mrs John Allen. Mrs J. A. Hurley.
 St Francis Xavier Holy Name so- ciety-Jeremiah Sugrue
 Queens Daughters-Mrs Sarah Butler, Mrs John Duxbury, Mrs Sarah !. Hayes. Mrs Christopher C. Russell.
 Catholic Women's association-Mrs Charles A. Jackson. Mrs Cornelius Maloney. Miss Elizabeth Hart, Mrs c. P. Hayes.
 St Jean De Baptist--Joseph Gauth. Ter. Charles Carpenter, William Roch- on.
 NOtre Dame alumnae--Alice O'Con. nor, Marie Heringer. Nora Mahaney.
 Court McGivney. D. of I.-NIiss Anna C. Finley. Miss Rose A. Clarkin. Miss Mary C. McKeown.
 St Mary's alumni-John M. Hutch inson, James A. White. Kevin !, Fitzpatrick.
 Children of Mary-Elizabeth Pierce. Anna Cavanaugh.
 St Mary's T. A. society-Julia lar. kin. Jennie C. O'Neill. Daisy Lord.
 St Joseph's T. A. society-Johu |. James Brennan.
 Catholic Benevolent Legion Charles R. Bannon.
 Co C.. c. N. G.-captaIn D. E. Fitzpatrick.
 Holy Name society-willIam MIL ton.
 Celtic Medical society-Dr George W. Russell.
 The bulletin for the week is as foI- lows: Sunday night. sacred concert at the Jacques opera house: Thursdav. q whist at the city hall. and Thursdav evening will be Foresters' night. The other entertainments for the week are In charge of the following: Mon. day evening. Notre Dame convent. Tuesday evening. St Mary's Parochisi schooi alumni association and St Marys Parochial school dramatic club: Wednesday. St Thomas Paro- chial school and the Ladies' auxiliary or the A. Q. H.: Thursday evening the Waterbury Turn verpin vorvarts and St Anne's ParochiaI school. Fri. day. the Knights of Columbus and Inc Sacred Heart ParorhiaI school.
 The general committee held an on. meeting last night spd completed plans for the affair. Do. nations were received as follows: na'no,'c Momen's association. SEQ: