The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-16
LOUNSBURY TO BE CHIEF OF STAFF IN WHITE WAY PARADE His Aides wifi Be Clerks of the Ciy Hall Depart
 nents Bremen Letter Carriers and Militia to March In
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According to the new arrangement the White Way parade will form on Broad street right resting on State street.& The military companies who are to. head the parade will assemble at the State arnaory at 7:15 tomorrow night and will march down Main street, to Fairfield avenue to Broad street and passing the city hall take position as described. The band, three companies of Coast Artillery corps, the hospital corps and Naval reserves will march first. William Lounsbury, registrar of voters has been named chief of sta6 to Mayor Wilson. the grand marshal His aides will be Frank Braitnwaite. c. B. Win- ton, Bernard Keatfng.5 IT,, R. 1T. Sher-4 idan and John Bowling. They will meet in the registrars office at 7:15. tomorrow night.
 Esorfp fsnnen each with a nninia- tilre lamp tn his hat will march and Chief Moone with several pieces Of fire apparatus will also take part. The line of march will cover the streets on which the White Way is located and several other streets but the ac- tual line of march has not yet been settled on.
 Supt. Eugene Birmingham will have personal charge of the three police- platoons in tomorrow nights white
  gan, Lieut. J. A. Hazel and Sergts. Charles A. Wheeler, James J. O'Nei1 and James Ramsey as his subordinates. Those comprising the platoons will be:
 Policemen Flynn, Tibis, zhender, Flanagan, simpson, Sherwood, Casey, McGovern, Rogers, Sma1lwood, Miller. Lgginss Gregory, Barton Mendelssohn, Sheehy, M. Kelly, Isavin, A Coughlin, B. IF. Glennon, w. Halpin, Kane, T. Gerrity, J. Glennon, Dempsey, Meyer, FIahaven, McPadden,s J. Sheehan, Tate, ry, Bagley.
 Bill of dress-belts. dress clubs, buck- skin gloves.
 sergt. James Walker will have charge Of the men assigned to the west side of Main street. the special de- tails being as follows:s
 State to John streets, Henckel John to Cannon streets, Dunn; Fairfield ave nue to Golden Hill street, Roland; Col den Hin to Congress streets. sher- wood
 On the east side of Main street Sergt. Edward Wagner will be in charge of the following men especially. detailed: Congress to Golden Hill streets, Watts: Golden Hill street to Fairfield avenue, John P. Coughlin; Fairfield avenue to Wall street, Bulkley; WaHisto State, J. A. Burns; Fairfield avenue. between Main and State streets, J. Garrity; Fairfield avenue, between Main and B-nad streets,s Guilty.
 Sergt. Isaac B. Williams will have charge of a special traffic detail com prised of the following: City hall, C. Campana and Connery; Main and State, North; Bank and Main, Wolfe; John and Main, Hoffman; Wall and Main, J. Burns; Fairfield avenue and Main. D. Sullivan and Daley; Water and Fairfield avenue, Beamer; Broad and ETa31- 1.aJ7 E1CNI --1, Main and Elm, Morris; Golden Hill and Main. Fitzgerald; Gold and Main, Dwyer; Chapel and Main. D. Sheehan; Congress and Main, P. Burns; Fair field avenue and Middle street, Poland
 Bill of dress-nigIt sticks. no belts.
 Grand Marshal Wilson's general or ders follow, giving the makeup of the parade, the place of formation and the position assigned to each section of the parade:
 Superintendent Eugene Birmingham, police and officers.
 Color Bearer Vincent s. Whitney.
 Mayor c. B. Wilson, grand marshal with escort of white way commit tee
 Members of common council.
 Coast Artillery Corps band.
 Major Louis J. Hermann. Adjutant William R. Potter, Fourth company, C.. A. C., c. N. e., Captain A. c. Ben nett
 Fourteenth company, Captain Elias Hall
 Hospital Corps, Major F. J. Adams
 Naval Reserves, Ensign A. c. Chip -pendale
 City officials Members of all govern ing beardS in city and their assist ants.
 Wheeler & wilson band.
 Business Mems association, Board of Trade and Manufacturers association.
 Board of Fire Commissioners, chief, first assistant chief. senior captain and superintendent of fire alarm fire department.
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