The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-16
AUTOMOBILE PARADE
 TOMORROW BIG
 FEATURE FOR ELKS
Line of March As Laid Out Will Cover Business and
 Industrial Centres

All PA0pd4 dIAOIS 4O4 tAAO OA5 eH0|O mobile parade that will be given in this city tomorrow, previous to the Elks' events at Sea Breeze Island are completed, and it promises to be the greatest and grandest affair of its kind that this city has witnessed. Up wards of seventy-five cars, including eight or nine huge automobile trucks will participate in this feature, and there is possibility that this num- Der will be increased to over 100 cars before parade starting time. A mum Der of out-of-toWn lodges will be rep resented, auto parties from Danbury, New Haveny Hartford, South Nor walk, Stamford, Greenwich, Ansonia and Derby having notified the com mittee of their desire to take part.
 The parade will leave the Elks' Home, State street at 1:90 D: m. Lafayette, .Court1andS and Warren street, and at the signal from Esquire Charles Chadwick, and Marshal P. r. Bellew will join in. the procession. The line of march is as follows: State street to junction, return to Fairfield, to Park, to Railroad, to Myrtle, to Atlantic, to Lafayette, to Railroad, to suth, to Barnum, to Central, to Con- necticut, to Junction, return on Strat- ford, to Newfeld, thence to Sea Breeze for dismissal. This line of march, while long one is also very thorough, and will give the many visiting guests in the parade, a fair idea of our immense local industrial activities, to- gether- with the central business dis tricts.
 All cars participating will be de- corated with the Elk colors, while the floats will present a gala show. with their purple and white stream CTS and bows. One car will be utiliz- ed to convey the mammoth hand carved Elk, which will be donated to the Bridgeport lodge of Elks at Sea Breeze tomorrow evening by William Gallagher. manager of Sea Breeze. It is expected that a majority of the central business houses will decorate their fronts with Elk colors, a num- Der having already signified their in- tention of doing so.
 An idea of the immensity of the parade can be had from the list of cars donated for the occasion and which are as follows: The Ford Agency, 10 cars; William Norris, Gen. era1 Motor Truck Co., huge trucks; Blue Ribbon Garage. 2 Packards and Packard truck; Ralph Barnes, Jennings, garage. 2 Stevens -Duryeas; Elm Auto Co., Peerless The Pull man Agency, Setzer and Beach. T Cole 50s Fair1feldE Auto Co. gEonneiI's s garage. 2 Stearns.
 The LOcomobile Go. three cars, Will liam E.. Seeley two cars. and one car each from MT. Dow, Spring Perch Co., Edward Foster. Mrs. w. A. Grippen' A. H. Canfeld, F. A. Wing, M and R- Motor Co., two cars, T. B. Ford, Jo- seph Ciglar, Col M H. Rogers, MT. Woods, Blue Ribbon Auto and Car rfage Co, B. L. Coe, BelIamore Go, Jacob Huber, w. s. Batcheller, Mat" thew Maloney, J. H. O'Rourke, Thom- as W. Grant, MT. Schiott, Carl Reck, Frank IGalley, Jr., Leo Lalley, F. E.. 1alley, Stephen Horan, John J. Fay, c. H. Ryder, Dr. Vim. Mclaughlin, Joseph I. Flint, Bernard Blumberg, Walter Anderson, Henry Murphy, Rob- ert Sperry, Dr. J. H! D. Budau, B. T. Buckingham, Dr. E. F. McGovern, T. Frank Murray, Edward Naylor, A. McNeil, Jr., Hubbel Building Co.,, Jo- seph Fray, William Buckley, and oth- CTS. All other persons who contem- plate having their car in the parade are asked to report same to the Elks committee as early as possible, so that proper arrangements can be made. P. F. Bellew, chairman of the parade committee, earnestly requests all cars to be on hand tomorrow afternoon not later than 1:15, at Elks Home as the parade must get under way not bit later than 1:30.
 The Elks team will take the field against the police in the following or der:
 Neisner, 3b; Lalley, 2b; Bowling, If: Donnelly, c; O'Roruke, 1b; DeLorrn or Burdick, p; J. Grant, ss; Osborne, If; Lannon, Ciglar, of.