The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-21


 plete. A first aid to the injured field hospital will be established in a tent at the Aerodrome. Miss Agnes O'Brien will be in charge
 The information tent will be equip ped with telephones and an operator will be on duty. This service will be free to the patrons of the field day. The handsome souvenir book is ready for distribution.
 Sheriff William voIlmer has appoint ed a force of special deputies to assist in policing the track and grounds and to help the members of the various committees in charge. Polls new theatre will open at o'clock. Pictures will be shown until o'clock, and will be followed by a 13 act vaudeville show. During the evening the $2,- coo in gold will be awarded, little An na Mae Hungerford will draw the nun bers under the supervision of Con gressman Jeremiah Donovan, Mayor c. B. Wilson and Secretary of State Albert B. Phillips. The reception com n1ittee. headed by Col T. J. Murphy. has arranged headquarters in the stratheld. The guests will be enter tained there until time to take their places in the parade Thomas McDon- ald will be in charge of the informa- tion bureau at the Aerodrome.
 Bridgeport aerie will havd four floats representing the motto of the order, Liberty, Truth, Justice and Equality. Mrs. Clara Seward with Catherine Heavey and Georgiana Sew ard will be on the Liberty float. Truth will carry Michael Brady, as George Washington. and Florence Shearn. Alice CIeary. Gertrude Eagan and Anna O'Hara- Upon the float repre- eenting Justice will be Miss Mae Ar thur and William Roland as Uncle Sam. Equality will be represented by George I, Smith and Peter Promo vost.
 The parade will be formed in the streets adjacent to Bulls Head and will consist of six divisions, headed by the Bridgeport aerie in the first division with the Wheeler & Wilson band, and escort of police, the Grand Marshal and his aides, and in com mand of John J. Heavey, president of Bridgeport aerie as division mar shal. It will consist Of the aeries of Fairfield county
 The second division will be compos- ed of the aeries coming from Massa- chusetts, New York and New Jersey. and will be commanded by Fred Smith and fifth divisions will be composed of the aeries of the state the third comprising the aeries of Litch1eld, M3ddIesex, New London and Windham counties Hartford county will com prise the fourth division and New Ha-
  sixth division will be made up of car riages and automobiles with guests of the committee, floats and decorated automobiles in that order. No auto mobiles or floats will be allowed in any other division. tion:
 General Orders No. 1.
 Being grand marshal of the state parade of the Fraternal Order of Eagles of the state of Connecticut, to be held in Bridgeport, Conn. July 22, 1913, hereby assume command. I hereby appoint John H. McMurray as chief of staff and he will be obeyed and respected accordingly.
 hereby appoint the marshals for teh several divisions participating: First Division, John J. Heavey, Second Division, Fred Smith, New Third Division. Joseph H. Howard. of Winsted.
 Fourth Division, M. A. Malloy, Hart ford.
 Fifth Division. Thomas Ahearn. New Sixth Division. Henry J. campett Bridgeport.
 Per Order,
 PATRICK Fl. BDADY. Of1cia1 Grand Marshal. COL. J. H. M'MURRAY,
 Chief of Stan. General Orders No. 2.
 The parade will be divided into six divisions as follows: First Division. John J. Heavey, Mar
 shal.
 Aides-James J. Kerwin, Frank Me Cree.
 Brigdeport aerie, Stamford aerie, NorwaIk aerie and Danbury aerie. Second Division, Fred Smith, Mar
 sha1.
 Atdee-George P. Jamieson, James J. Conlin.
 Newark aerie, N J., Yonkers aerie, Yonkers, N. r.. Pittsfeld aerie, Pitts field, Mass, North Adams aerie, North Adams, Mass, Kearney aerie, Rear ney, N. J., Elizabeth aerie, Elizabeth. N. J., Springfield aerie. Springfield, Mass, New Rochelle aerie. New Ro- chelle, N. r., Mount Vernon aerie, Mount Vernon, N. r.. Port Chester aerie, Port Chester. N. Y, Ossining aerie, Ossining. N. r.. Northport aerie, Northport, L. I.
 Third Division, Joseph A. Howard,
 Marshal.
 Aides-John L. Hartes, Joseph Schie- tinger.
 Winsted aerie, winsted, Middletown aerie, MiddIetown, New London aerie, New London, Norwich aerfe, Norwich, Putnam aerie, Putnam, Torrfngton TerryviIle.
 Fourth Division, M. A. Malloy, Mar
 shall
 Aides-John H. Carol. M. D.. Carl Recks
 Hartford aerie, Hartford, New Brit ain aerle, New Britain, Bristol aerie, Bristol.
 Fifth Division, Thomas Ahearn, Mar
 shal. Aides-Dennis McGee, Edward Morris. New Haven aeries New Haven, Wat erbury aerie, Waterbury, Wallingford aerie. Wallingford, Meriden aerie Mer- iden, Ansonia aerie, Ansonia, Nauga- tuck aerie, Naugatuck. Sixth Division. Henry J. Clampett,
 Marshal
 A3de-WiIliam H. Ca11an.
 Guests of parade committee in au-