The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-02
Sixty Men will Control Traffic at Seaside Park
 Saturday
MOTOR CARsMAY PARK
 ON CERTAIN SPACES
Must Not Drive Through Crowds Expected at
 City Exhibition

persons will witness the free ezzhini- ton of fireworks and hear the band concert which has been arranged for Seaside park on the evening of Satur- day. July f. Incidentally the police will have the greatest problem in trsaf- nc regulation they have ever handles in Bridgeport but they are prepared for it. About sixty men under the d1- rect5on of Supt- Birmingham Capt Began and two sergeants will have the Handling of the immense crowd wn1cn Is expected The police will be under the immediate direction of Capt Began who win establish his headauarters mt the Howe monument
 Sa1perintendent Eugene Birmingham Will have personal direction of the pol1ce detail at the park and suf1- cienfe men have been assigned there to assure the best Of order being kept q E1e will be assisted by Capt J. F. Re gan and Sergts- C. A Wheeler and Tsaac B williams These men are directed to report at Park and Walde- mere avenues at 6 o'clock Saturday night wearing blousess white gloves lend dress clubs:
 Policemen C. N. Campanas Patrick Flanagan, Christopher Finnegsn, A. iE Langha1n, Thomas Zehnder, Harold Sherwood T. J. Rogers J. F. McGov- ern, G. R. Simpson J- H. Howell c. H North James Connerys J- F. Glen non. John Nyquist, T. C.. SmaElwood, Charles Meyer. M J. Kane. R. F. Tate. T. J. Walsh, A. J. Mraziks VVil- liam Mcclure. J, F. A1cPaddens Carl Henckel, J- H. Sullivan, J- J- Shee- han. John Dempsey, Patrick Murphy, John Halpin. John Fox F. J. Supon- ski ". J- Halpin. S. H. Gregory, Alexander Coughlip. John J- Seery. M- Q. Guilty, R. A Miller, J. J. Layins F. L. Fee1ey, D. A. Poland, Bartholo- nnew Sheridan. George Mendelsohn. A R Keane, J- E. Barton. P J. Sheehy, M J- Kelly B. IF. G1ennon, A. P Hatch and Motorcycle Policemen Gift lord Gorgas Robert Honman, J. J.. Carrttys James Burns and Bert Lig- gins
 The fireworks display will be located mt the extreme west end of the race course The set pieces will be faced toward the east along the line. of the drive which rzns from the Barnurn x1fpnun6ent to Eranistan avenue. Be cause Of the danger in proximity to the fireworks, this drive will be clos ed during the exhibition All those who desire to see the set pieces should therefore secure places east Of this drive
 Automobiles and other vehicles may park on Waldemere avenue. SeawaH drive and also on Marina place.
 All parked vehicles must point west All traffic coming into the park must go westand get it's outlet at Iranistan avenue or Barnum dyke (extends from bath houses north). Vehicles to en- ter park again must do so at Park ave Due or east of that point. No en-, trance to park to be permitted at any time by any thoroughfare west of Park avenue.
 The entire racetrack and sidings is for the use of the general public on foot. Traffic will be maintained be- tween the rows of standing vehicles, to prevent congegtion- The space to he utilized by the fireworks men will be roped- off and be allotted to them exclusively The general idea of the traf5c regulations is to have all traffic move westerly and those going west of Park avenue shall not return but leave the park as previously stated. via Iranistan avenue
 Policemen will be stationed at all Antersecting points about the section where the display may be witnessed. A space 125 feet in front of the dis play will be roped off and 24 police men will be on duty there to keep Rack the crowd Motorists and Eoec- tators from many nearby towns are expected.
 Capt Arnold and the members of fzne detective department will be on to preserve order and watch for pick pockets and other light fingered gen fry Five motorcycle policemen will also be on duty at the park A room at the cottage at the park will be re- Eerved as place where lost children will be taken and there will be a po- Hceman on duty there.
 The speedway, which is prohibited to Putomcbiles at all other times. will De used as an outlet for vehicles Ieav- Ing the park from the SeaTValI drive after the display Is over When en- Eerlng the park by Park avenue ,au- tomobiles will be required to turn to khe left at Linden avenue and drive Into the park on the left hand side Eh1s is to keep them from driving through the crowds alighfing from the Trolley cars at the park entrance
 The discharging of any fireworks in The crowd will be prohibited and of lenders detected will be placed under arrest The police automobile will De in service at the park to quickly convey officers to any scene of disor- win De TOT set pieces in the display and many bombs, rockets, etc. It is esx- peeted the display will last about an hour and quarter.
 Rules regarding the traffic in the park will go into effect at 6:3o Satur- day evening The concert by the Wheeler Wilson band will begin promptly at 7:3O and will last one hour The principal number of the concert will be a medley Of rlafrfotic airs entitled Echoes of the Civil War. .. which will take half an hour to play A temporary band stand has been erected in the center of the race course where the court will be given
 Should Saturday evening be stormy the concert and fireworks display will fake place Sunday evening All ve- hfcse that park in Marina place must face south and those parking in or about Breezy Point must face west and drive west around the turn by the bath houses when leaving the park.
 The Connecticut company is arrang- frE an extra. schedule of cars to and from the park along the Main street and Park avenue Ines Practically all extra enployes of the company will De an duty for the occasion The corn-