The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-29
E. H. DILLON & CO.
LINE OF MARCH FOR MEMORIAL DAY PARADE
 ORDER OF PROCESSION

Grand Marshal James J. Hurley has completed arrangements for Memorial Day parade, as follows: The grand marshal will establish his headquarters on Broad street north of | Fairfield avenue. May 31, at which point aides on the grand marshaps staff and marshals of divisions will re- port to the chief of staff at 1:30 o'clock D. m.
 All organizations participating will be in position not later than 1:45 o'clock D. m.
 The column will move at o'clock 1 p. m., down Broad street to State street, through State street to Park l avenue south on Park avenue to Sea- side Park, and through the Park by | way of the sea wall boulevard to the | Soldiers and Sailors Monument. At the conclusion of the ceremonies at the monument, the Fourth Division | will move out of the circle, through the northern drive and proceed direct to | the grand stand on Broad street, be- | tween State and Bank streets where Mayor Henry Lee will review the col | umn.
 | The First and Third Divisions will stand fast, while the Second Division will move out of the circle through the | southern drive, and form on the sea wall boulevard, facing the flag staff. all standing at attention during the ceremony of lowering the colors. | Marshals of divisions will observe | the regulation distances between divis- | ions during the parade, GAS paces.) | Major Louis J. Hermann, command ing the Coast Artillery Corps, is re- | Quested to detail one non-commission- | ed officer and two privateS to report to the marshal of the Second Division, | for the purpose of lowering the cOlOrS.
 The principal musician is requested | to report with the Coast Artillery band to the marshal of the Second Di- vision, for the purpose of playing the l 'Star Spangled Banner" while the col ore are being lowered.
 Lieutenant William E. Waller, com l manding the Naval Division, is re- quested to detail squad of men. prop erly equipped, to man and fire the eV- ening gun, who will report to the mar shal of the Second Division for instruc- tions, at the flag staff. | POLICE ESCORT: Bicycle Squad, Officers Burns. O'Neil. North and Flood.
 Superintendent of Police, Eugene Blr- | mingham.
 | Drum Corps.
 Battalion of Police.
 Lieut.. Vim. Anderson, Commanding. Go. A, Lieut.. John Redgate, Command Co. B, Sergt. Fred c. Webb, Command ing.
 Go. c. Sergt Charles Suckley. Com manding.
 Go. D. Sergt. Garry Sanger, Command | ing.
 Go. E, Sergt. George Coley. Command
 ing.
 II Grand Marshal:
 Il MAJOR JAMES J. HURLEY.
 Chief of Staff:
 Lieut. WILLIAM H. MARIGOLD, JR Special Courier:
 HAROLD H. GBRNET. Aids-de-Camp: Capt. Edward Mora, Capt, S. P. Gro nan. Sergt. Chas; T. Dimond, Priv, .. Elmer H. Ravens Lieut.. Col. John H Wade, Lieut.. Col J. A. Wignall, Major G. B. Cowell, Major S.. F: Beardsley' Major John A. Hurley, Major Barthol- , Capt. F. J. Breckbill, Capt Clifford B. Wilson, Capt. Geo. D. Shelton, Capt J. J. Halligan, Capt. John A. Leonard, Harry R. Bennett, M. D., J. W. Wright Walter Stapleton. George E. Hill,
 Hon. Thomas c. Coughlin, Alderman J. E. Burns, Ex-Alderman F. D. Ives, Lieut.. F. J. Hinderer; Capt: M: H. F. A. Bartlett, Priv. Louis Kutscher, Jr, Priv. F. W. Wren, Priv. George B. Clark. Col. M. Moody Downer, Col.
 White. Major w. H. Marigold. Major William Houlihan. Major John H. Me
 Murray, Capt. F. A.. Adams, Capt. F. v. Gilhuley Capt. Henry c; Stevenson Gso G. Burkhardt, Capt. Edward J. Joy, Lieut.. c. Lincoln Banks, M. D.. Lieut.. George L. Porter, M. D., c. A. Sprague.
 M D., Lieut.. J. J. Scanlon, Sergt. A. H. Buell., James H. Kershaw. Hon. Alfred A Doty, Ex-Alderman John
 Morrissey, John Hotz, w. I. Belknap, Jr, Frank T. Staples, Harold Baker, Loren Delbridge, David Armstrong, F. J. Abercrombie. Christian Haug, John
 H. Spittler. Henry Beutelspacher, Jo-
 seph M Sanger. Matthew Wieler. Jo- seph WieIer, Charles M. Biltz, Clemans Kioefkorn, Walter Loewith. Israel J. Cohn, F. H. McGuire, Joseph Dulbis,
 Mike Simco, Matthias -Ocko, w. H
 Boardman, Thomas M. Walsh. F1orindo
 sidy, U. R. w. O. w, Live Oak Camp
 J. M. O'Brien, U. R. w. o. w.. J. c.
 Tuthiu Camp F. Elmendorf Miller
 Commandery, No 12, l.. L. O: H. A. M, Coast Artillery Corps Band, C. FIRST DIVISION. Marshal:
 Lieut. Col. Merritt F. White, c. N. G..
 retired. and Staff. Coast Artillery Corps, c. N. G.. Major
 Louis J. Hermann. Commanding. Fourteenth Co.,. Capt. George E. Hawes, Commanding. , Fourth Co.,, Capt Arthur T. Bennett | Commanding.
 Eleventh Co.,, Capt. Stanley J. Herdina 3 Commanding. l Third Division Naval Battalion. Lieut. | w. E. Waller Commanding. 2 Section Coast Artillery Medical Corps Lieut. Frank w. Stevens. Com manding. 9 Company F. Hibernian Rifles, Capt , John J. Mccarthy. Commanding Independent Military Organizations. $ Col. George H. C. Osborne. Command = ing 1st Regiment Connecticut Bri- : gade, U. R. K. of P Il Aides: