The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-05-17

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Home Guard.
Home Guard Ambulance Corps.
Division No. 2.
Forming on Catherine street, 'front.'
Eing on Washington avenue as follows:
/ Coast Military band.
Parade Manager, George M. Eames.
Red Cross Nurses (enrolled).
Public Health Nurses.
Bridgeport Hospital Training School
RAlumni.
st. Vincent's Hospital Training
ESchool Alumni.
! Visiting Nurses association.
Bridgeport Hospital Training School
Epupils.
St. vinoent's Hospital Training
fSchool pupils.
hClinic.
Division No. 8.
+ Forming on Center street, fronting
Eon Washington avenue as follows:
! Bridgeport Marine band.
| Campaign Executive committee.
= Publicity committee.
Division "a"
Division 3D."
Home Service section.
Workers at headquarters
Bridgeport Red Cross Auxiliaries.
Volunteer Nurses Aid.
First Aid and Nursing.
First Aid Dietetics class.
Polish Red Cross workers.
First Aid ambulance.
U. S. Volunteer Life Saving Corps.
Fairfield Drum Corps.
Fairfield Red Cross Chapter and
fSAJTxi1iaries.
Fairfield Campaign Solicitors.
Division No. 4.
Forming on Lexington avenue,
/. fronting on Washington avenue as fol-
lows:
Olympic band.
Comfort Club of the 1o2nd Ambu-
lance Corps.
Service Flag Division (Mothers.
sisters and wives).
Division No. 5.
Forming on Highland avenue,
!, fronting on Washington avenue as
follows:
Locomobile band.
, Boy Scouts of America.
Scottish band
City officials.
Division No. 5.
Second Section
Forming on Sanford avenue, James
street, Milne street and intersecting
streets except Harral avenue:
Elmer H. Ravens, president Board
of Education.
S. ]. Slawson, superintendent OF
schools.
Public school children and five
Drum Corps
Division No. 5.
TIsird Section.
Forming on Coleman street, front
ing on Washington avenue as follows:
First Bridgeport City Fife, Drum
and BuNe corps.
Rev. James B. Nihil1, St August
ines church.
Parochial school children.
The actual work to raise Bridge
ports quota will not be commenced
until after the dinner-meeting of al
of the workers at The Stratfeld wher
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Dan
iels will deliver an address that viii
formally start the ball rolling. Sec,
Rotary Daniels will arrive in Bridge.
port in the morning. at wn1ci
time he will be received b.
Fan escort committee consisting O
Mayor Clifford B. Wilson, Lieut.. N
wv. Bishop. Walter B. Lashar, Brad
ford D. Pierce, Jr.. George W
i Wheeler, Archibald Mcneil, Jr., vii
Z liam R. Webster. Charles e. Billion
james G. Ludlum. James L. McGoy
'ern. George Cove.
F., After greeting this committee Sec
!, rotary and Mrs. Daniels will be take
/ to Senator Archibald McNetFs rest
dence and be the guests Of Senate
and Mrs. Mcneil during their visit t
Bridgeport.
After a brief stay at the Meme,
!! home Secretary Daniels will be take
fto the luncheon to be given him b
the Chamber of Commerce at Tn
Stratfeld.
From the hotel the Secretary wi
go to the Lake Torpedo Co., w1er
extensive arrangements have bee
: made to receive him, He will max
a short talk to the employees and the
I go to the Remington Company wher
he will also make short talk. H
will also visit the American & BIRTHS
and the Liberty Ordnance Cos, tn
Secretary will then inspect the Nav;
base at Black Rock,
After the Red Cross meeting at TT
Stratfield at $50 O'Clock the Seer
tary will be escorted to the Armoi
Hby the naval unit from Black Roc
under Captain Dyer.
Arrangements for the meeting
the Armory are under the directiC
of the War Bureau. The doors wi
be open to the public at 7 p. m. tt
band provided by the Bridgepo
Musical Union will render a fine pr
gram between 1880 and 8. The NEE
ing will be called to order at 5 p.
by Walter LashaF, the head of Il
local Red Cross chapter: He will il
troduce as the permanent charm
Mayor Clifford B. Wilson. The Re
Stephen F. Sherman, Jr., of st. John
! church, will pronounce the invoc
4 ton.
The Liberty Chorus composed iaFg
nv Of singers from the German-Ame
ezn societies win sing America