The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-29
GRAND ARMY VETERANS
WILL HONOR MEMORY OF
THEIR FALLEN COMRADES
Parade and Ceremonial Will Take
Place at Seaside Park, Veterans Escorted
by Military and Civic OrganizatiOns--City
Officials TO Review Parade at CITY Hall

All of the preparations of the an
nua1 observance of Memorial Day To-
morrow by the G. A r. and civic
organizations of the. city are now COM
p1ete. The parade will form in the
streets crossing Broad street with right
resting in Broad street. The order TO
march will be given promptly at
O'Clock, the procession proceeding
down Broad street to State street, to
Park avenue, to Seaside park and
through the park along the Seawal1
boulevard to the Soldiers and Sailors
monument. The parade will be review
ed from a stand at the City Hall by
the Mayor and other city officials
The parade will be composed as fol-
lows:
Police Escort:
Capt wi11iam Anderson, Commanding.
Co. A. Capt. John W. Redgate Com
handing
Co. B, Lieut.. F. W. Webb, Command
ing.
Co. G, Sergt. I. W. Williams, Com
manding.
Wheeler & Wilson Band
Grand Marshal.
John H. Eeff.
: Chief of Staff. ~
Capt. Frederick y. BreckbilI.
Aides-de-C Camp.
DR.. J. w. Wright. Henry Ross, Jo-|
George d. Phillips, Edward T. Abbott,
Arson S. Nichols, Robert H. Hart.
J. L. Palmer, Official Bug1er.
FIRST DIVISION.
Marshal.
Captain Frank w. Stevens.
Chief of Staff.
Lieut. Louis r. O'Neirl.
Coast Artillery Corps Band.
First Fire Co., Coast Artillery Corps,
~ NJ Major l. Il Hermann.
Commanding.
Lieut. William N. Potter Adjutant
4th Co, C. A c.. Captain A. c. Ben
nett, Commanding.
18th Co, C. A. c., 1st Lieut. Dana r.
August, Commanding.
18th Co, c. A. c., Lieut.. Louis J.
Brague, Commanding
I'd Division Naval Battalion, G. N. G.,
Lieut.. A. J. Merritt, Commanding.
independent Military Organizations.
Olympic Band
Co. K. 39th tRegt. w. o. w, Capt.
Nathan BurreIl, Commanding.
Connecticut Division, q. B. B. A.
Major General VIM. Bernhard, Com
manding.
Col. William Kan, Asst. Adjt. General
and Chief of. Staff
Lieut. Col. James Y. Bradshaw, Asst. |
Quartermaster General.
Lieut.. Col. Louis Boyd, Asst. Surgeon
General
Lieut.. Col. Charles M. Biltz, Asst |
Commissary General
Lieut. Col William L. zepp, Judge |
Advocate General.
Brigade Chaplain, E. e. Benedict, !
Waterbury, Conn.
Junior Brigade Trunpeter, Theodore |
Weimer.
Aides de- Camp.
Capt Charles M Wellington, Capt. |
Russell Glenn, Jr.
o. II n 4
Wiener.
Chaplain. Rev. r. Stanley Povey.
Chaplain, Rev Henry A Davenport.
Red Shield Corps No. 1.
Chaplain, Rev. Minard L. g. Proper,
Co. d.
Rev. VIM. H. Ely, DID,. 1st
Separate Co, Red Shield Corps No. 2.
Chaplain Rev. VIM. H. Swanson
Cadet Co.
Dowd Martial Drum Corps.
w. H. Dowd, Commanding.
VIM. Jackson, Drum Major.
co. M, I'd Conn. Regt., Major Charles
L. Hammond, Commanding.
Co. D, Brevet- Major Alfred B. Gilbert,
Commanding.
Co. I, Lieut.. H. Deegan, Commanding.
Cadet Co., Capt. w. H. Colbree, Com
manding.
Hospital Detachment, Capt. Joseph
wynkoop. Commanding.
Red Shield Corps No. 1, Mrs. Bide-
mead, Commanding.
1st Separate Co., Capt. VIM. Lively,
Commanding.
Red Shield Corps, No. 2, Mrs. D. Ely.
Commanding. Mrs. NJ. Smith, Capt.
Guard, Capt. John Colbree,
Commanding.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal.
Thomas w. Cook.
Camp.
Moose Drum Corps.
F. J. Wetstine, Leader.
franklin Bartlett Camp, No. IL, Divi-
sion of Conn, w. C. Daniels,
Commanding. .
Citizens Corps of Elias Howe Jr. Post,
No. 8, G. A. r., President J. H.
Crossley, Commanding.
Escorts to Elias Howe Jr., Post No. 8,
G. A. r.
EEEsias Howe IrS Post No. 3. penaxt-1