Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-03

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Eaton, L. C. Huse. A. H. Walsh, j.
A. Stocker and Norman e. Shotwell
south Orange Decorated.
South Orange Village has been
lavishly decorated for the big safe
and sane" program tomorrow. Build
ings in village centre are bedecked in
Old Glory. The program tomorrow
will include the reading of the Dec
laration of Independence by President
Francis Speir on the village COM
mons at $3.50 o'clock; band concert
$3.50 to $50; parade 10 o'clock; athletic
games at South Orange Field Club
2 o'clock in the afternoon; fireworks
1880 O'Clock in the evening at Grove
Park
In Maplewood there will be
parade and athletics in the morning;
athletics in the afternoon and BAND
concert fireworks and dancing at
night on the Field Club grounds.
Large Parade in Montolair.
If the weather proves fine tomorrow
Montclair will witness one of the
largest parades in its history. Mont
clair Chapter, Sons of the American
Revolution, which has independence
Day celebration in charge, has been
successful in having the residents or
Montclair enter enthusiastically into
the plan to make the Fourth one long
to be remembered
The parade will consist of I'VE diVl-
sione and will form on Park street,
with the various organizations ana
floats resting on Montague place
Portland place. Mum street, Cottage
place and North Fullerton avenue:
In the first division will be Chief OF
Police Henry Gallagher and sixteen or
his men, followed by Grand Marshal
James Mooney and his SIX aides from
Essex Troop, the Tripoli Band, COM
pany X, Fifth Regiment. n, q. N. j.;
Grand Army of the Republic, IN car
riages: John J. H. Love Camp, sons
of Veterans; Bersagliere oocleIy,
Conductors and Motormen OF the
public Service Railway, 100 strong;
clan Cameron, with Kiltic Band, and
Guards of Columbus. All of these or
carnations will be in uniform.
THE second division will lnclude
the Ancient Order of Hibernians. with
a band of thirty-two pieces, ana the
Italian Foresters. In the third dl-
vision will be the Boy Scouts, with
the Maple Avenue School fife and
drum corps; the fourth DIVISION,
school floats, in which there WIN De
floats prepared by the chestnut
Street Cedar Avenue, Maple Avenue
BALDWIN Street. Grove Street, Eve
ming and Parochial schools, represent
ing Molly Pitcher, Washington cross
ing the Delaware, the purchase Of
Manhattan Island William Penn ana
the Indians, Betsy Ross and the flag,
landing of Columbus and the old
liberty hell and Columbia.
The fifth division will have COM
mercial floats and vehicles. After
reviewing the parade from the
grounds of the old First Presby-
terrain Church Mayor Ernest c. Hinck
and the other town officials, with spe-
cial guests, will go to Hillside School
grounds, where patriotic exercises
will be held. Mayor Hinck, Mrs Fred
erick B. Lovejoy and Edwin Madison
will act as judges of the parade Tor
which a number of cups will be
awarded as prizes.
The following program OF exercises
win be carried out: Music, negro
band; invocation, Rev. Wilson r.
Stearly: presentation of colors with
pledge to the flag, conducted by John
Leonard Merrill, president New Jer-
sey Society, S. A. R.; greetings by
the chairman, w. I. Lincoln Adams;
flag raising and salute by children;
awarding of cups; reading of prize es-
says and award of prizes; singing,
America" GRAFTON, Rev. DR.. D..
Frank Page, of Fairfax, Va; singing,
columbia, the Gem of the Ocean"
music, Tripoli band.
The exercises will be followed by
athletic events at Glenfield Park
under Physical Director G. L. List
man, of the Young Mems Christian
Association In the evening there
will be display of fireworks from
plot of ground at the corner of
Bloomfield and Claremont avenues.
Sunrise Salute in Bloomfield.
In Bloomfield at sunrise a salute
wiz be fired by the Bloomfield Bat
terry. A band concert and patriotic
exercises will be held at $3.50 o'clock
on the green. Should rain interfere
the exercises viii be held in the audi
tcrium of the Bloomfield High School.
Starting at 1870 O'Clock. the parade
will form at the Green" where the
fire department will be reviewed by
Mayor William Hauser and members
of the Town Council.
The formation of the parade will
be as follows: Platoon of police, led
by Chief of Police L. NJ. Collins;
band. Grand Marshal George NJ. Cad
mus and aides, members of the Town
Council in carriages, members OF
G.. A. r. in carriages. First division
Drum corps, Captain Theodore e
Jones commanding; Sons of Veterans
E. S. Redheld commanding; Bloom
field Signal Corps, u S. B. S., Irwin
J. Roberts commanding. Second
division-Band; Bloomfield fire de-
partment, Chief George E. Koeber
commanding; assistant chief engi-
neers, Essex Hook and Ladder Com
pany No. 1, Phoenix Hose Company
No. /, Active Hose Company No. 2
Excelsior Hose Company No. 3
Montgomery Hose Company No. 4
Brookdale Hose Company No. 5
commanding; drum corps, junior
| Captain A. f. Zeigler commanding
Boy Scouts of America. Polish so.
cieties, Bloomfield Battery.
! At the close of the parade an ath
/ letic meet will be held on Williamson
I oval, where boys and girls will com.
4 pete for prizes donated by the bust
ness men of the town. There arr
| twenty-five events on the program
/ and Town Clerk Raymond F. Davis
4 chairman of the committee on sports
/ has announced that almost two hun
bred and fifty entries have been re
ceived for the various events.
J The officials at the games will be
] Judges, Hugh D. King, George Nor
! ris. L. G. Haskell, G. e. Van Wrinkle
! Edward ]. Hughes. Fred Brokaw ant
| Allen Cockefair; timers, John M
Hague, T. HaIsey Storm, ]. G. vii