The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-01
LABOR DAY PARADE
TO Be BIGGER AND
BETTER THAN EVER
Plans Completed, Last Night at
Meeting of Essex Trades
Council.
MAYOR AND ALDERMEN
TO REVIEW MARCHERS
Council Will Hold Preliminary
Celebration at Picnic Next
Saturday.

The Labor Day parade this year
promises to eclipse anything of its kind
ever attempted before in this city.
Last night, at a special meeting<of the
Essex Trades Council, in headquarters.
e6 South Orange avenue, the committee
in charge met and made ina
! rnents. The different labor unions were
assigned to their respective places In
line and those who fail to be on hand
: at 10 a. m. next Monday will be forced
to march at the ms of the second divi-
sion.
There will be several bands and drum
corps throughout the line, and the
flower floats this year will be beautiful.
There will also be many owe features
on wagons, depicting the different
trades at work.
Henry Hebeler has been selected as
grand marshal and will lead the march,
ers from High street and Springfield
avenue Town Market to Broad, south on
Broad to Lincoln Park, AROUND the park,
north, on Broad, past the City Hall on
the east side, where the Mayor and
MEMBERS of the Common Council, along
with other city officials, will view it.
Mr.. Hebeler will drop out of line at the
First Church. where he will review the
parade, and he has asked the different
unions to take some side thoroughfare
to their respective headquarters so as
not to congest traffic at the Four Cor
ners.
A preliminary Labor Day celebration
will be the annual picnic of the Essex
Trades Council, to be held. Saturday
afternoon at Wevers's Colosseum, in
Springfield venue The picnic will
start at 2 o'clock. Games, athletic
events and contests of different kinds,
along with concert and dance music,
will help to keep all who attend happy.
The formation of the Labor Day pa
rade and places of assignment to the
dicerent organizations are as follows:
Escort of Mounted Police.
Grand Marshal-Henry Hebeler;
Grand Marskals Aides-Henry F. Hilferss,
William fireman, John Lang, Patrick
Clark, James Bowling. Joseph Soma
bend, Nv. II. Garra brandt, Charles
First Division.
Delegates to Essex Trades Council.
Nincent's Band.
United Hat Trimmers of Newark.
Hat Fur Weighers and Feeders, Union. s
13 and IA.
Thea rical Stage Employees, No; "a
Forre on High street, between spring
~ ID yer and William street. 81
EA Oerteld Band.
e prHTf fCigarmakers' Union 1S8.
zsdrt Tobacco Workers 80.
= Machinists' Union $40.
e M%achinists' Union $50.
Machinists' Union 525.
Machinists' Union 1855.
Machinists' Union 1888.
Form on High street, between William
and Mercer streets.
Progress Band.
Typogra phical Union 1O3.
Topographic Union (Germam 8.
Photo Engravers' Union %.
Webb Pressmen's Union s..
Newspaper Mailers' Union II. -.
Newspaper and Mail Delivers Union 94b3.
Printing Pressmen's Union 81.
Bookbinders' Union 62.
Hat Tip Printers Union !.
Bill Posters and Billers' Union 1S.
Form on High street, tween Mercer
and Court streets.
Krimke's Band.
Bakers Union 81.
Bakers Union 1871.
Drum and Fife Corps.
Steam Engineers Union 6S.
Drum and Fife Corps.
Firemen's Union SO.
Boifshers and Buffers Union A.
Brass holders Union @.-
Brass Workers Union lS.