New Britain herald., 1916-11-10
DEMOCRATS PLAN
 REAL CELEBRATION
 FOR THIS EVENING
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is true when an occasion similar to the present one arises. It will be re- membered that the republicans elated by the premature reports that C. E. Hughes had been the successful can didate, secured a band and rode about the city. Now that opportunity pre- sents itself the democratic party will show the republicans how to celebrate and do it in a manner with the proper spirit. That due respect and honor shall be given every man in the ranks it has been decided that every demo- crat will march on foot carrying an American flag, thus displaying his in- terest in the party. Every man, wom- an and child in the city who favors the teachings of democracy will be welcomed in the parade
 Line of March.
 Following a meeting of the party leaders this noon, complete arrange ments were formulated for the affair Three bands will dispense music, from 7:30 to 8 o'clock, at the following rlaces: Philharmonic, Burritt school corner; City Band, corner of Hart ford avenue and East Main street; Universal band, corner of Broad and Washington street. Following the concert the bands will lead the re- spective wards to the concentration point at the Burritt school corner where the parade will start. H. S. Tallard has been named as marshal Of the parade, which will traverse the following streets: East Main street to Hartford avenue to North street to Broad, to Grove, to Lafayette, to Main, to Arch, to Webster Hill, to Franklin Square, to Central Park, through West Main to Vine and Lin- coin, countermarching to Central Park and to the dispersing point at the Burritt school
 Tho Aides.
 Marshal Tallard has named the fol- lowing aides: First ward, Harry F. Norton, T. w. O'Connor, J. l.. Me- Aloon and John F. Hanrahan sec- ond ward, Oscar F. Kraus, F. J. Mur- ray, John F. Burns, Edward x. Cal lahan, Martin c. Connolly and Sam uel l.. Hinchliffe; third ward, Charles P. Wainwright, pr. John F. Martin, P. F. McDonough, Frank J. Moran, Judge B. F. Gaffney, John F. Keevers, P. F. King, Frank Zimmerman and Thomas Cranley; fourth ward John L. Ross T. J. Mccarthy, August Zehrer, P. F. Smith, Thomas Camp bell, John A. McGrail, M J. Maher, Edward A. Lapthorn and John J. McCarthy fifth ward James J. Wat son, w. J. Farley, John J. Riley, Thomas J. Devine, Charles Gilbert, John l.. Pagan, Alex Brozozowy, Paul Nurzzak, Anthony s. Andrewlevicz. William sykora, George Conlin, George Collins and George H. Shine; sixth ward Frank L. Conlon, T. J. Smith, w. J. Lenehan, M T. Kerwin, T. c. Sheehan, George Levitt, Abra- ham Gorback, Oscar Nygren, Edward o Kilbourne, Edward J. Hennessey, M. J. Moore, John J. Hyland and An drew J. Colehan. The aides are re- quested to report to Marshal Tallard at the Burritt school corner at 7:3O o'clock.
 Lonergan Coming.
 Despite the fact that Hartford is also planning a big celebration, Con- gressmane elect Augustine Lonergan has promised the local party leaders that he will arrive in this city in time to participate in the parade.
 Many Special Features.
 All afternoon the hustlers in the party were engaged in arranging for a number of unique features which they will spring on the residents this evening. Always ingenious in their ideas, the democrats promise some thing this evening that will open the eyes of all.
 Ward Assembling Places.
 Members of the various wards will assemble at 7:30 o'clock as follows: First, Second, Third and Fourth. on Center street; Fifth ward, Broad and Washington, forming on Lafavette street; Sixth ward, East Main street and Hartford avenue, forming on Winter street.