The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-26
PROGRAM FOR MEMORIAL
 DAY PARADE ARRANGED
CoI W. P. Bryan Will be Grand Marshall Column Will Move in Four Divisions and Will be Reviewed as if Starts,
 by Mayor Buckingham and City Officials

" UsuJOi OuOH6h' The program for Memorial Day ob- servance, subject to minor changes, has been prepared. The parade will be reviewed by the Mayor and city officials just as it starts. instead of at it's close. as in former years. There will be four divisions of the parade, commanded by Grand Marshal Walter F. Bryan. The program follows: The official orders of the marshal and the position of the organizations are given below:
 HEADQUARTERS
 GRAND MARSHAL,
 MEMORIAL DAY PARADE,
 Bridgeport. Conn.,, May 2S. 1910. General Orders No. 8.
 The details of the parade are as follows:
 l. The grand marshal will estab- fish his headquarters on Broad street, north of Fairfield avenue, May 30, 1910, at 1 D. m., at which point aids on the grand marshaPs staff and mar shals of divisions will report to the chief-of-staff, not later than 1:30 o'clock p. m.
 be in position not later than 1:45 2. The First division will form on Fairfield avenue, right resting on Broad street.
 The Second division will form on Cannon street, west of Broad street, right resting on Broad street.
 The Third division will form on Cannon street, east of Broad street, right resting on Broad street.
 The Fourth division will form on Bank street, right resting on Broad street.
 The column will move at 2 o'clock p. m. down Broad street, where it will be reviewed at city hall by His Honor, Mayor E. T. Buckingham, board of aldermen and the various city boards, thence to State street. through State street to Park avenue, south on Park avenue to Seaside par and through the park by way or the Sea wall boulevard to the Soldiers and Sailors monument. The First division will form line Of masses on the lawn east Of Monument circle, facing the monument.
 The Second division will form line on Circle driveway, east of the monu- ment.
 The Third division will mass on lawn of Monument circle, facing mon ument.
 The Fourth division will. move through the Circle driveway east Of the monument, and in rear of the Sec ond division, to the north side or the monument where the passengers VIII alight, and the carriages will move out of the Circle by way or the west ern driveway.
 monies at the monument 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.
 The First division will move across the lawn to the left or the Hecona a9 division on the Sea wall oouleVaru; where it will be joined by the Second division at the conclusion of the cere- monies at the flag staff. .L The line will move through the mark to Broad street, to Bank street. where it will be reviewed py the grand marshal and staff and dismiss. Marshals of divisions will observe the regulation distances between ol- visions during the parade (4S paces). Rv order of Grand Marshal,
 COL. WALTER F. BRY AN. Official: ,,rv
 Chief-of Staff.
 ORDER OF PROCESSION. Police Escort. R;cvole Souad. Officers Burns, O'Nell,
 Hayes and Daily.
 c. A. c. Band. sunerintendent of Police Eugene Blr-
 mingham.
 Drum Corps.
 Battalion of Police. Tjeut. William Anderson, command- co. A. Lieut.. John Redgate, com manding. Go. c. serg. Charles suckley, com manding. Go. D- Serg. Garry Sanger, command co. E, serg. George Coley. command ing.
 Grand Marshal.
 COL. WALTER P. BRYAN.
 Chief of Staff, &
 Major James J. Hurley.
 Special Courier,
 Harold H. Gernet.
 Aids-de Camp.
 Capt F. V. Gilhuley, George C. Stewart, Austin S. Nichols. William H. Downs, J. R. Topping, M. D., Col T. J. Murphy, Major William HI. Mari gold, Lieut.. D. M. Trecartin, M. D., J W. Wright, M. D., Lieut.. w. H. Mari