The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-04
THOUSANDS OF BRIDCEPORTERS
 WILL CELEBRATE AUGMENTATION
 OF PARK CITY AS 8 HOUR TOWE
Corset Workers Will Have Mammoth Floral Figure IS" To Symbolic I'm proved Working Condi- tions Here.
Steamer Rosedale Will Car ry Many Hundreds to New Haven Demonstration on Monday-Warner Girls to Have Six Floats.

Further arrangements for the big celebration of Bridgeporters who will participate in the Labor Day parade at New Haven are being made touay. One of the features of tha process sion will be a big floral IS, emblem atie of the hour schedule foN which the girls and women of Bridgeport fought. It will be on 8 float of the George C. Batcheller Go, The Batch el1er girls will have another float bear ing a corset
 The Burns & Bassick Go, girls en- p1oyes are making arrangements to obtain big grease cup, which, if procured, will be the center of inter est on their float. The Burns SsNBas-, sick feminine workers make these grease cups.
 The La, 2esssta Corset Go. girls will have an immense La ResistaL corset Six of the Warner Bros. Go. products will be on the floats accompanying the Warner girls
 Two hundred machinists will go to New Haven and enter the parade. They will have no float but they will wear uniforms.
 Employees of the Salts Textile Co.,, the Bias Narrow Fabric Co and the Bryant Electric Co, are invited to take part in the parade
 The steamer Rosedale, which has a
 
 tered last night by Organizer James E. Roche of the A F. of L. to carry the paraders to New Haven The RosedaIe will leave the dock at the foot of Wall street at o'clock Mon day morning. The parade will begin at Il o'clock
 Thousands will go from this city on fratrs Because of the likelihood of great ding an effort Is being made to have the road officials put on ex- tra trains. Attempts to get a special train resulted nsatisfaetoriIy-
 The bigger the delegation rom .Briazeport in the parade, the better inc Warner girls, who first worked for the eight hour day among the. girls, will be pleased Invitations are ex- tended to ali the workers who have won the eight hour day.
 Bands and drum corps are being h5red for the occasion The First Bridgeport Fife and Drum corps W11l attend the machinists
 Final plans for the great parade were laid at meeting of the dele gates representing the different labor organizations affiliated with the Trades council, Thursday. in New da- ven The program agreed upon Is as follows:
 Par 1IStan Headquarters, Temple and Elm streets McCabe. local No. 75. l. A T. S. E.
 Chief of Staff. Charles F. Dunlay, local No. 6. B. M- & P. l. D. of A.
 Aides to Grand Marshal
 Frank A. Fitzgerald, local No. 47e, Portable Engineers.
 John F. Bannon, local No. 217, Bar tenders union.
 Ernest worden, local No. 15, Structural Iron Workers
 Timothy Mu11igan, local Mo- 25. Buffers and Po1ishers' union.
 James F. Brady, local No. 349. 1 Plumbers and Steam Filters
 Hugo Broke1schen. local No. S9. Cigarmakers union.
 Eugene Trieber, local No. 37, Brew | cry Workers union.
 William J. Flood, local No. 79, Car | penters' union.
 Adolph Koepnng, local No. Il. Bak- CTS union.
 Lawrence Hogan, local No. 6, BrickIayers' and Plasterers' union-
 George H. Hind1ey, local No. 4Os, | Painters and Decorators union-
 c. N.. Ballard, local No AT, Typo graphical union.
 Par 3-The parade will start at II | a. m. sharp, from the corner of Elm and Temple streets, proceed to Howe, to Howard to Congress, to Church, to | Elm, to State, to Humphrey. to Orange, to TrumbuI. to Temple, to New Haven Green, where the several orga nizations will be dismissed as they successively reach that point; they will keep moving and at no place at tempt to cross the line of march. Chiefs of divisions will instruct their aides to assist organizations in com plying with this order by giving proper direction to the division units upon dismissal to the end that the parade will not be blocked.
 Par 4-The parade will be review ed in front of the city hall by the Judges, the mayor and other city of icials.
 Par. 5-The divisions will rendez- yous with the head of the column on he north side of Temple street at the corner of Elm. All organizations must be in their respective resting md parade formation places not later .han 1O:45. This is most impera- i've.
 Par 6-The success of the parade depends upon it's prompt movement and with exact compliance of instruc- ions hereinafter contained. particular y those which require the columns 0 be kept closed, and those which orohibit any formation or any exhibi- ion movements.
 Par. 7-Unassigned and be1ated or sanizations approaching the corner of ] Elm and Temple, will do by way f sf Church street to Wall or Grove, ( ,r College to Wall or Grove, as may f tppear most advantage geous to them, ( ut will not interfere with divisions l L1ready placed. ready to move for | yard. They will then take their ! position at the rear of the rear march, 2
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