The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-29

poraI E. Melius, Junior Trumpeter Theo. Wiener, Leon Albesser, G. H. Koeheim, Regimental Chaplain Rev. Herman G. Wiener, Company Chap Rev. R. Stanley Povey, Major First Battalion, Brevet Major A. B. Gill bert.
 Co., D, Regt. Trinity M. E. Church Infantry, First Liuet. H. Ryder, Commanding.
 Church Infantry, First Lieut., Udo Woliny, Commanding. Co. J, 2d Regt. Peoples Presbyterian Church Hospital Det., Capt. Rich ard Wynkoop, Commanding. Battery B, Trinity M. E. Church Ar tillery Capt. Barton G. Seltsam, Commanding. A. J. Taylor, Go. No. 21. U. R. K. of P.. Capt. J. B. Munroe, Command ing
 Second Division.
 Marshal-Elbert l.. RuggleS.
 Aides Camp Peter Gabler, Chas Biltz, Capt. F. J. Breckbill, Henry B. Bishop, H. $. Curtis, Chas. A. Hurd, James E. Burns, Nestor B. Wedge.
 Graphophone Drum corps.
 Franklin Bartlett Camp No. Il, Div. of Conn.,, George w. Northedge, commanding.
 Escort to Elias Howe. Jr. post. No. Elias Howe, Jr. Post, No. 8. Dept. of Conn.,, G. A. R., John H. Neff, com manding.
 Drum. corps.
 Liuet. N. w. Bishop, Camp No. 3. Dept. of Conn. U. S. w. w., George L. Schneider, commanding.
 Carriages containg clergymen and Fanny Crosby.
 Third Division.
 Milford Drum corps.
 MarShal-Harvey C. Went.
 Supervision of physical education. Staff.
 George H. Garfield, superintendent Boys club. Writing in Public schools.
 Lincoln Fife and Drum corps, Nos. and 2, Robert L. Zink, leader. Waltersville Fife and Drum corps. Shelton School Fife and Drum corps and a company of school children schools: Prospect, Myrtle avenue City Normal, Longfellow, Maple wood, Washington, Wheeler, Grand street, Oak street, Shelton, Island Brook, Huntington, Staples, Barnum, Black Rock, Kossuth, Waltersville, man, Mckinley and North Main.
 Fourth Division.
 Hungarian societies.
 Marshal, Andrew Bodnar.
 Chief of staff, Joseph Beres. First section: penbenger, leader. Elso Magyar Betegsegelzo Egylet, Pres, Louis Warga, commanding. Rakoci Magyar Betegsegelyzo Egy- let, Pres. Andrew Modnar, command ing.
 NFl Szovetekezele, Alex. Bakos, com Szeni Laszlo Betegs. Egylet, Pres. Barna, commanding.
 Woodmen of the World, Kossuth camp, No. 14. Pres. John Nemeth, commanding.
 AS Fuggetlen Magyar Betegs Egy- lets, Pres. Joseph .Beres, command ing.
 Bridgeport es vid, gr. Kath, Egylet Pres. Szalko Balaiut, commanding.
 Fifth Division.
 Second section:
 Rakocz band.
 Scent, Jos. Betegs Eglet, Pres. Heinrich Wargo, commanding.
 Bridgeport Ref. Betegs Egylet, Pres. Id Koleleo Isloan, command ing.
 Kalvin Jan. Ref. Betegs Egylet, Pres. Zojdo, commanding.
 Ils U. Egylet, Pres. Monszport, commanding States Str. Ref. If. Kor., Pres. John KOSZtyre, commanding.
 Magyar Ker If. Kof., Pres. John Dezso, commanding.
 Bridgeport Magyar Ref. Betegs EgYlet, Pres. Stephen Koteles, com mandingI
 Sixth Division. stratford High School Fife land Drum corps. Assembly No. g, Roman and Greek Catholic Gymnastic Sokol, John Rak, commanding.
 The Gymnastic Slovak Sokol, John Sedlak, commanding.
 Italian:
 Societa di M. S. George Dewey, Pres. Frank O. Ella, commanding. Sacuta Faetana di M. S., VZo Mon tanso, commanding.
 Maria S. S. Del. Mt. Carmelo, Pie tro M1re1di, commanding.
 Seventh Division.
 P. H. Brady, marshal.
 Carriages containg his honor the mayor, city clerk, city auditor, city attorney, city treasurer, collector of taxes, judge of probate, judges of the commissioners, commissioners of po- lice, board of health, board of chari- ties, board of education, library board, board of apportionment, board of relief and board of aldermen.
 At the Park.
 The program of exercises at the park is as follows:
 1. Dirge, by Coast Artillery Corps band.
 ?. Prayer. by Rev. Richard L. Swain.
 8. Recitation, Lincoln's Gettys- burg address by Children of Shelton school.
 4. Singing My Own United States" by children of the public schools under direction of Miss Cora M. Purviance, supervisor of music. 5. Address by John H. Neff, com mander of Post Elias Howe, IT,, No. 3, G. A. R.
 6. Singing Star Spangled Ban ner," by school children.
 '. A poem, composed for the oc- casion by Fanny Crosby.
 8. Dirge and depositing flowers by Post Elias Howe, Jr.
 9. Singing America" by school children and audience.
 10. Benedictton by Rev. A. c. Thompson.
 II. Taps by Coast Artillery Corps band.
 12. Sounding the retreat at flag staff.
 Cemetery Committees.
 The following cemetery committees for Memorial day have been appointed by D. Homer Jennings, chairman of the general committee, whose first as- siStant is Charles E. Moore:
 Mountain Grove Cemetery.
 Charles E. Moore, chairman, G. A. R.; A. R. Holbrook, chairman, s. of "
 G. A. R. Dist. 1, c. E. Williams;