The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-07-03
MORE Than 100000 TO TAKE
PART IN CELEBRATION OF 4TH

Second Norwalk Company.
Third Norwalk Company.
Westport Company.
Battalion g.
First Danbury Company.
Second Danbury Company.
Bethel Company.
Redding Company.
Newtown Platoon.
Brookield Platoon
Ridgefeld Platoon.
Industrial Division.
About $4,000 men will be under |
command Of Marshal George e. Craw-
ford, Chief of Staff Metgs B. Russell. |
Aides David F'euer and John D. |
Brock and motorcycle orderlies.
In the honorary position will
march the board of aldermen and
city officials, followed by the various
subdivisions in their numerical or
der, each bearing on a white placard
the name of the organization which
will be preceded by a band and fol-
lowed by it's float or floats depicting
patriotic events.
The subdivisions will form as fol
lows and march in this order:
First Subdivision.
Will form on North avenue east
of Main street, right resting on
Thompson street. Danbury band,
Stamford band, Lincoln school drum
corps, True Blue drum corps. First
Bridgeport Fife and Drum Corps
Union Metallic Cartridge Company,
Remington Arms and Ammunition
Company.
Second Subdivision.
viii form on Goodsell street ri-.lt
resting on Main street. Home Guard
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Ihlro SUBDIVISION.
Will form in Commercial street
RICH tresting in Main street Bridge
port Marine Band. Lake Torpedo Boat
ooiips'ny.
Fourth Sub Division.
Will form in Grand street east Of
Main street, right resting on Main
street. Olympic Band, Landscraft
e, lun Eolps. .onquoWa Drum corps.
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Fifth Subdivision.
Will form in Grand street, west of
| Main street, right resting on Main
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I
woou rlie ana Drum corps. AInerl-
gan e1ia pfiop,iohe Company
/ Sixth Subdivision
Will form in Frank street, right
resting on Main street i American
band of South NorwaIk, Warner
1 Brothers Company. Ashcroft Manu-
i featuring Company. Eastern Malleable
| Iron Co,
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VIII form IN George street, right
resting on Main street. Locomobile
band, Holmes & Edwards Silver Co.,
i Crawford Laundry, Barnum School
bDrum Corps. The A. w. Burritt Co.,
i Eighth Subdivision.
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1i uDisA7ion'
VIII form In George street, right
resting in rear of eight subdivision.
Scottish Highlanders band, Billion Ma
l chine Tool Co.
Tenth Subdivision
Will form in Madison .ven,,a ,.;z,,+
/ resting on Main street second Corr
MANY. covernor,s Foot Guard Rand ~
New Haven A q n NHenkeIs a.
Crown Corset 20 connec+io,+ c.n'
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1.-The parade will be at G. a + hall NOT
later than $50 a. M. in full 1,ndform
las far as possible. ARRANGEMENTS for
reviewing the parade are the same as
last year. The G. A. r. men viii not
march.
President George e, Crawford of the
4 Chambe of Commerce announced to-
day the following reception committee
to receive the Honorable Charles Lewis
Guy, justice of supreme court of New
Il York, who is ito deliver the Grafton at
Seaside park tomorrow:
George w. Wheeler, Col. Clifford B.
Wilson, Albert E.. Lavery. A. B. Beers.
r. H. M. Robinson, James L. Meow
!, erQ, Zalmon Goodsell, Floyd Tucker,
A. H. Billiard, Charles S. Garfield,
George M. Eames, Thomas M. Cullinan
Jacob B. Klein, r. J. Mackenzie, Sam
uel c.. Parker, Postmaster Charles F.
Greene. Walter r. I,ashar Uvnn w
Wilson. Carl Foster. Edward K. Mich.