The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-28
Plans Complete for
 Memorial Day Observance

Ccontinued from Page 1.0 Major General wm. Bernhard, Com
 rnanding. Col. William Ram, Asst. AdJt. General
 and Chief of Staff. Lieut.. Col. James V. 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. B. Benedict,
 Waterbury, Conn. Junior Brigade Trdmpeter, Theodore
 Weimer. AA
 Aides de- Camp. Capt. Charles M. Wellington, Capt.
 Russell Glenn, IT. Chaplain. 2d Conn Regt., Rev. H. G.
 Wiener.
 Chaplain. Rev. R. Stanley Povey- Chaplain. Rev. Henry A. Davenport,
 Red Shield Corps No. 1. Chaplain, Rev. Minard L. G. Proper. Chaplain, Rev. wn- H. Ely, D.D.. 1st Chaplain, Rev. Wn. IF. Swanson
 Cadet Go.
 Dowd Martial Drum Corps
 w H. Dowd, Commanding
 Wrn. Jackson, Drum Major. Go. M, 2d Conn. Regt-. Major Charles L. Hammond, Commanding. Co. D, Brevet-Major Alfred B. Gilbert
 Commanding. Go. I, Lieut.. H. Deegan, Conmandtng. Cadet Co.,, Capt. W. H. Colbree, Com
 handing. Hospital Detachment, Capt. Joseph
 Wynkoop, Commanding. Red Shield Corps No. 1, Mrs. Bide-
 Com m ding. 1st Separate Co., Capt W1n. Lively,
 Commanding. Red Shield Corps, No. 2, Mrs D. Ely, Commanding. Mrs. M Smith, Capt Calvary Guard, Capt. John Colbree,
 Commanding.
 SECOND DIVISION.
 Marshal.
 Thomas w. Cook.
 Aides-de- Camp.
 Moose Drum Corps.
 E. J. Wetstine, Leader. Franklin Bartlett Camp, No. II, Divi- sion of Conn.,, w. C. Daniels,
 Commanding. Citizens Corps of Elias Howe Jr. Post, I No. 3, G. A. R., President J. H.
 Crossley, Commanding. Escorts to Elias Howe IT,, Post No. 3, Elias Howe Jr., Post No. 3. Depart ment of Conn, G. A. R.. Frank M.
 Wilder, Commanding. Lieut.. N. w. Bishop, Camp No. 8. De- partment of Conn.,, United Span
 ish War Veterans. c. M.
 Deitz, Commanding. Carriages containing C1ergymen. Carriages containing disabled veterans
 THIRD DIVISION.
 Marshal.
 Harvey c. Went, Supervisor Physical Education. And a Company of School Children from each of the following public SchooIs:-Prospect, Myrtle avenue, 1 City Normal, Longfellow, Map1ewood, Wheeler, Grand street. 1 Shelton School Drum Corps, Shelton, 1 Island Brook, Huntington, Staples, 1 Barnun, Black Rock, Kossuth, Wal tersvil1e School Drum Corps, Walters vile, Lincoln School Drum Corps, l Lincoln, summerfie1d, Roger Sher- man, Mckinley and North Main.
 FOURTH DIVISION.
 Italian Marine Band. The Federation of Italian Societies, | J. V. Massey. Commanding. |
 Societies.
 FIFTH DIVISION. St. A1oysius T. A. and B. Drum Corps.
 Marshal.
 Hon. Malcolm MacFayden. Carriages containing His Honor, the Mayor, City Clerk, City Auditor, City Attorney, City TreasureF, Collector of
 
 the City Court, Town Clerk Board of Fire Commissioners, Commissioners of Police, Board of Health, Board of Charities, Board of Education, Lib rary Board, Board of Apportionnnent, Board of Relief and Board of Alder men.
 On arriving at Seaside Park the fol- lowing program of exercises will be carried out:
 I. Dirge. by Coast Artillery Corps Band.
 g. Prayer, by Rev B. J. Craft. B. Singing My Own United States" by Children of the Public Schools, un- der direction of Miss Cora M. Purvt- ance, Supervisor of Music. 4. Reading of the first officaI or der for the observance of Memorial Day, issued by Major General John A. Logan, Commander-in-Chief, G. A. R., 186S by Rev. A. C.. Thompson. B. Reading Linco1n's Gettysburg Address by Adjutant General Stewart. G. Address by Frank M. Wilder, Elias Howe, IT,, Post No. 3.
 7. Singing. Star spangled Ban ner,'' by School Children. 8. Dirge and depositing flowers by Elias Howe .Jr. Post.
 g. Singing America" by School Children and Audience.
 10. Benediction by Rev. E.J. Craft, Il. Taps, by J. L. Palmer, Com the Retreat at the Flag Staff, by the Consolidated Bands. The spring months often find a wo- man tired out, with pain in back, hips and head, nervous and sleepless. Fo- Fill 5if7lxI Ixy, !