The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-29
CEREMONIES OF MEMORIAL DAY
 ARE PLANNED
Details of the Parade and Other
 Exercises of Tomorrow

usual manner in Broad street, and will move promptly at o'clock over the line of march given below.
 Indications point to splendid wealth CT. and it is probable that the parade and the memorial exercises at Seaside Park will be viewed by one of the greatest out-turnings in the history of <fhe city
 An especial feature of tomorrow s will be the dedication of tie Lincoln memorial tablet in the Ciry Hall. placed in honor of the ad- dress delivered in the municipal build ing by the martyred President. The lIresentation speech will be made by F. W. Smith, Sr.. who was postmas- ter under Lincoln and a personal friend of the great President.
 The details of tomOrrow's observance are as follows:
 Parade Orders.
 The following order was issued Saturday by Grand Marshal Seeley:
 Headquarters Grand Marshal
 Memorial Day Parade.
 Bridgeport. Conn.,, May 27, 1911. General Orders, No. ?.
 The details of the parade as as Follows:
 l. The grand marshal will estab- ,lish his headquarters on Broad street, north of Fairfield avenue. Tuesday. May 30, at 1 D. m. His adies will re- port to him there not later than 1:3O p. m.
 ?. The First division will form on Fairfield avenue west of Broad street, right resting on Broad street.
 The Second division will form on Cannon street west of Broad, right 'resting on Broad street.
 The Third division will form on Cannon street, east of Broad, right 'Testing on Broad street.
 The Fourth division will form on lJohn street. west of Broad, right rest ling on Broad street This division Twill enter John street by way of State street and West avenue.
 The Fifth division will form on fJohn street in the rear of the Fourth diyision, and will enter John street sby' way of State street and West ave- inue.
 The Sixth division will form on lJohn street, east of Broad, right rest lng on Broad street and will enter tJohn street from Main street.
 The Seventh division will form on Bank street, right resting on Broad ktreet.
 8. All organizations will be in position. ready to march, at 1:45 p. Inn. Division marshals will report to hhe grand marshal, as soon as their Perspective commands are in position AThe column will move promptly at o'clock, down Broad street to Pros ipect street to Park avenue to Sea- iside >park and through the park by iway of seawall boulevard to the Sol- hiers' and Sailors monument. Before ientering the park, the column will Ehalt at Linden avenue, where Elias tHowe, Jr., post will move from it's place in the Second division and re- fView the parade from the west side tof Park avenue between Linden ave- hnue and the park entrance.
 1. At the conclusion of the exer- kcises at the monument, the First and t6econd divisions will move out of the kcircle and form on the seaWell boule- ward facing the flag staff, the First tdivision in rear of the Second, and participate in the ceremony of re- threat The column will then move in ithe original order to Broad street, hhence to the city hall, where it will be reviewed by his honor, Mayor Buckingham, the board of aldermen tandS the various city boards, thence ito ! Fairfield avenue, where the tparade will be dismissed. The grand marshal will review the column at Bank street
 By order of
 HENRY J. SHELBY,
 Grand Marshal. Official, JOHN H. WADE,
 Chief of Staff. Police escort: Superintendent Flu gene Birmingham in command. Cap tains Anderson, Redgate and Began. Eergeants Coley Suckley, Sanger, tO'Connell, Blansfield, Hazel, OLeary, Pr~ut and five platoons of police.
 American Band.
 Grand Marshal,
 Henry J. Seeley.
 Chief of Staff:
 Col. John H. Wade.
 Special Couriers.
 R. A. DeWolfe, F. H. Mcclure, J. Howard Lee, and A. H. Buell..
 Aides-de- Camp.
 Geo. F.. Betts, M. M. Downer, Geo. D. Phillips. Fayette c. Clark. Lon. P. Bristol, Prof L. B. Matthias. J. !Stapleton, Sergt- Fred Munson, Vim. l94 Downs. Walter Moore, Thos. Me- ICool, Col. T. J. Murphy, Lieut.. F. J. Hinderer. H. Arthur Seeley, F. J. -Abercromitie. Dr. J. D. S. Smith, Her bert c. Baldwin, Geo. c. Stewart, Capt. c. W. G., retired; H. Spoering, Joseph L. Palmer, bugler, 14th Go. c. A. C., T. w. Cook, Col. J. H. Mo
 First Division.
 Marshal:
 Major F. J. Adams. Provisional Battalion, Coast Artillery, Corps, C. \. G.. Capt. George E.
 Hawes Commanding, Lieut..
 Elias s. Hall. Jr., Ad
 jutant.
 First Band, Coast Artillery Corps. Sergt Paul c Goulding, Principal Musician.
 14th Co, C. A. C., Lieut. Vim. N. Potter, Commanding; 4th Co.,, c. A. C.. Capt. Bennett, commanding; 11th Co. c. A. C., Capt. s. J. Hrdina, Com manding.
 Detachment Naval Battalion, c. N. 3rd Division Naval Battalion, c. N. G. Liuet. w. F. Waller, Command ing.
 Independent Military Organizations. Woodmen of the World Band. Battalion Woodmen of the World. Major John P. Mosel, Commanding. Capt John l.. Birk Adjutant. Sregt-Major F. F.. Sherwood.
 Co. A. Capt. P. F. O'Brien. Com manding.
 Co. J, Capt. F. Boloshazy. Com manding.
 Live Oak Camp No. Is, Woodmen of the World, Capt. Nathan Burrell. Commanding.
 Connecticut Division, U. B. B. \. Major General William Bernhard, Commanding
 Asst. Adj.-General and Chief of Staff, Col. Vim. Ram.
 Asst Ins Gen. It. Col. Chas. B. Watson. Asst. Q. NJ. Gen., It. Col Jas. V. Bradshaw.
 Asst. Commissary Gen., It. Col Chas. M Biltz, ST.
 Asst. Judge Advocate Gen., It. Col. Vim. l.. Zepp.