The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-19
Official
COL. T. J.. MURPHY,
 Chief of Staff.
ORDER OF PARADE.

Bridgeport, Conn, July 20 1912. General Orders No. 2.
 Hibernian parade-The parade will be divided into eight divisions, as fol- lows:
 First division-Ffrst regiment. Hi- belnian Rifles Of Connecticut; Fiber nian Cadets of Connecticut.
 Second division-Fairfield County, A. O. H.
 Third division-Middlesex and Tol- land Counties, A. O. H.
 Fourth division Litchfield and Windham Counties. A. o. H.
 Fifth division-New London County, A. O. H.
 Sixth division-Hartford County, A. O. H.
 Seventh division-New Haven Coun- ty, A. O. H.
 Eighth division-C1ergy, Ladies' Aux Hilary, floats and carriages.
 FORMATION.
 The grand marshal and staff will establish headquarters on Atlantic street, right resting on Broad street
 The First division will form on Broad Ftreet, south side, right resting on Atlantic street.
 The Second division will form. on Broad street, north side, right resting on Atlantic street.
 The Third division will form on La fayette street, north side, right rest Ing on Atlantic street.
 The Fourth division will form on Warren street, right resting on Att lantic street.
 z The Firth division will form on Myr- tie avenue. north side. right resting on Atlantic street.
 The Sixth division will for mon La fayette street, south, side. right rest-f ing on Atlantic street.
 The Seventh division will form on Myrtle avenue, south, side, right rest ing on Atlantic street. a The Eighth division will form on Park avenue, south side, right resting on Atlantic street.
 Organization commanders will re- port to the marshal of their division as soon as they reach their places in line
 Division marshals will report to the grand marshal as soon as the organ nations in their division have report ed.
 All floats. automobiles and carriages will be confined to the Eighth divfs- ion and will take position in the same relative manner as the different coun- ties participating. A strict observ- ance of this paragraph is required as no floats, automobiles or carriages will divisions.
 Organizations are to be in their places in line not later than 11:30 o'clock a. m., and the parade will move promptly at 12 noon. Aides will be at the railroad station in readiness to escort organizations to place of for nation.
 LINE OF MARCH.
 The line of march will be through the following streets: Atlantic street to Park avenue to State street, pass iya iy1 kof Fall State street to Main street, to East avenue, to William street, to Barnum avenue, East Main street to Stratford avenue, to Fairfield ave- nue, to Broad street and dismiss. The parade will be reviewed by the grand and staff previous to dis nisSal.
 By order of
 PHILIP J. SULLIVAN,
 Grand Marshal
 COL T. J. MURPHY,
 Chief of Staff. After the review of the, parade by the grand marshal and his aides the parade will be dismissed in Broad street The Hibernnian Rifles will go to Young Emmet hall in Main | street where lunch will be served; the cadets will be entertained at the Park Theatre building, and the guests of the committee will be entertained at the Stratfield by the reception conn 1 nan. The other visiting organizations 1 will be served with lunch, the two divisions of the Ladies Auxiliary talk 1 ing care of the members of that or der. After the parade there will be big 1 pected to attract thousands to the is- | land. There will be a list of sports | in the ball field, including 100 yard lash, quarter mile run, novice; quar- ter mile run for boys under Is; mile | -un, handicap; running broad jump; | half mile run; run, hop, step and | lump; half mile run for members between the Young Emmets Of this l ,tiy and a New Haven team. There | is a large list of entries for all of | .hese events and good sport is prom sed The prizes will be gold, silver l and bronze medals, and all of the | cials will be: Referee, Dr. J. F. Calla- nan; judges, Dr. P. J. Mclaughlin, l Maurice F. McKenna and D., I. McNa- mara: clerks of course, William T. | Mullins and Stephen F. Boucher; an- nouncer, Frank Braithwaite; starter, | J. H. McMurray. The games will | commence at 3 o'clock. A continuous concert will be given | during the afternoon by five bands, | the Wheeler & Wilson of this city | Colts of Hartford, Coast Artillery of | this otiy, Ansonia Brass band, and | Coast Artillery of New Haven. In | Inc evening there will be a concert by | the members of the Germania, | Maenner Chor and Ar ion Singing societies, and there will be l dancing and all of the amusement | features of the island and refresh | nents for the visitors. The concert by the singing societies | has been arranged by the following 1 of the German American l Alliance: John L. Schleichert, Charles |