Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1913-05-22

GOVERNOR FIELDER
COMING TO-DAY

comptroller |. E. Edwards, Senators
Wheaton, of Cape May, Slocum, of
Monmouth, White of Burlington, Ma
ginnis of Passaic, Barber of Warren,
Johnson Of Bergen, Martens. of Hun
terdon, and Edge of Atlantic City.
Others may be in the party. Here the
party will be joined by Senator Mich
OILS and Assemblyman Ackley.
The Commercial League committee
will go to Camden tomorrow on the
noon train and meet the distinguished
party, and come down with the Cover
nor upon the special car which the
League places at his disposal. The
train will arrive at South Pearl street
station at 4-45 o'clock.
Here, in automobiles, the Governor
and his party will be met by the Com
mercial League committee, together
with the Mayor, members of City
Council and Board of Education.
Marshal Samuel Iredell in an auto
mobile with Public Safety Commits
sioner George H. Hughes and a bug
ler will assume command of the party
and the machines will, at rapid pace,
move out Pearl street to Commerce,
west on Commerce to West Avenue, to
Broad street, to the drive leading over
the campus of the West Jersey Aca-
deny to the building, where the Gov
ernor and those accompanying him
will alight from their machines and
go up on the high porch of the build
ing facing south.
In the mean time the automobiles
will have assembled about the Aca-
DENY grounds on Broad and Lawrence
streets, facing their machines so that
the parade later will move east on
Broad street. There will have gath
cred upon the campus at the Academy
at 4.39 O'Clock, at least 1000 pupils
and teachers of the public schools, to-
gether with mass of citizens who
will gather to give welcome to the
Governor and hear him speak.
The Bridgeton Concert Band will
be at the Academy grounds at 4.30
o'clock and entertain the people with
a lively band concert.
Immediately upon arrival of the
Governor, former Senator B. H. Minch
Vice President of the League, will
present the chief executive and Gov
ernor Fielder will make short ad-
dress.
A chorus of 500 or more pupils of
the Bridgeton public schools under di-
rection of Miss Lydia P. kellogg, will
in chorus sing America"
The Governor and his party will
then re-enter their machines, take
their place at the head of the line.
already formed on Broad street, and
go over the route determined upon
and already announced as follows:
Leaving the West Jersey Academy
at Broad street, down Broad street to
Fayette, Fayette to Cottage Avenue,
Cottage Avenue to Atlantic street, AT
lantic to Broad, Broad to Jefferson,
Jefferson to South Laurel, South Laur-
ell to East Commerce, East Commerce
to East Avenue, East Avenue to Ir-
wing Avenue, Irving Avenue to Mag
nolia Avenue to Indian Avenue;
thence to Bank street. Bank to Wash
ngton, Washington to North Pearl
street, North Pearl street to Bridgeton
Avenue, Bridgeton Avenue to North
Laurel street, North Laurel to the
Hotel where Governor
Fielder will review the parade.
After passing Governor Fielder at
the Hotel Commercial, cars will break
to the right or left on Commerce
street, OR continue down South Laur-
Ell street.
Drivers will observe an interval OF
forty to fifty feet and not exceed a
speed limit of ten miles per hour.
While the autoists are passing in
front of the Hotel Commercial, the
Bridgeton Concert Band will be play
ing and adding to the pleasure of the
occasion.
All over the city tomorrow It is
urged by the League Committee that
the flags be flying. 1t is easily pos
sible to display a flag upon every
house, every building, and it will be
all the more creditable if the decora-
ttons are everywhere.
Following the public demonstration,
from 7.30 to $50 Governor Fielder will
meet his Democratic friends from all
about the county, and following the
reception he will undoubtedly accept
the invitation of the Woodside A. A.
to sit in box at the Criterion theatre