Republican farmer., 1919-05-30

It will be a celebration In which rot only Americans. but. fin fact, ev- cry fighter regardless of nation. will be thrilled. For Canadians. Ameri- cans, members of the foreign legion and Bridgeport has several such heroes-will be represented in line. The lad who has put away his uni form Is asked to don 1t once again and come out to make the 1919 Me- noria1 Day the best and grandest in the history of the city.
 While it was impossible today to obtain a definite estimate of the num- Der of persons who will participate in the parade. the number will run into the thousands.
 The parade will start promptly at 9 o'clock. but all organizations that will participate have been instructed 10 be in position, ready to march. at 1:45 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The column will move promptly at ? o'clock down Broad street to State street to Park avenue to Seaside park and to the Soldiers and Sailors Mon ,tment where the special Memorial Day exercises will be held.
 Major Frederick J. Adams. U. S. A.. who recently returned from Trance. win lead the parade as grand marshal. He will be followed by Chief Of Stan Major Fred J. Breckbill, c. s. G.. and the following aids: Ma ior F. W. Stevens. Lieutenant Com rnander A. J. Merritt, Captains Chas. IT. sprague and Rex De Lecour and Lieutenants John T. L. Hubbard, c. ]. O'Rielry, George B. Garlick and John c. H. Powers.
 Tho marching order follows:
 FIRST DIVISION.
 Fourth Infantry. c. s. G. Band.
 Fourth Infantry Regiment, c. S. G., lCoL Clifrord B. Wilson. commanding. Capt. Henry c. Stevenson. ad5utant-
 First Battalion, Fourth Infantry Maj. Elias S. Hall. Jr., commanding. Company A-Capt. Edward B. Blais- sidney J. Dunnins. commanding: Company C-Capt. William Louns- bury, commanding. and Company D. Capt Stanley J. Herdina, command ing.
 Second, Battalion, Fourth Infantry Maj Louis J. Herman. commanding; Cornp pany I, Capt. Robert M. Flames, commanding: Company K, Capt. Ralph M. Sperry. commanding; Com pany l., Lieutenant George w. Spall, commanding. and Company M. Capt. William E. Smith. commanding.
 Supply Units.
 Supply Company-Lieut. John A. Hurley. Jr.. commanding; Machine Gun Company, Capt. Fred Allgrunn. commanding and Ambulance Com pany. No. 3. Capt. David B. wason. commanding.
 SECOND DIVISION.
 Harvey Hubbell. Inc. Band.
 Marshal - Rev. James W. Davis. Elias Howe, Jr., Post, No. g. c. A. R.. commanding. Aids. H. P. Rusg, Walter c. Moore. W. c. Hall, George J. Schureilie. Ray Whitney. Franklin Bartlett Camp, No. II. Sons of Veterans. Charles N. Stevens. commanding.
 Elias Howe. Jr., Post, No. 8. De- partment of Connecticut, c. A. R.. James Forbes. senior vice com mander. commanding.
 Automobile containing veterans of Civil War.
 Derby Fife and Drum Corps.
 Lieut.. N. W. Bishop Camp. No. 3, United Spanish War Veterans, Hugo Fischer, commander, commanding.
 American Legion.
 MarahaI. Capt. J. A. Smith: assist mt marshals. Philo C. Calhoun and Harry c. Lindsay. Aides. Lieut. l.. E. Evans. Lieut. Bronson Davis and Ser geant F. J. Mitchell.
 THIRD DIVISION
 Olympic Band
 Marshal. Edward Hamilton, Presi- dent of Board of Aldermen.
 Members of Board of Aldermen city offfcials, members of city boards, city stenogra phers and clerks.
 Irnououwa Fife and Drum Corps.
 Boy Scouts of America, George Butler, superintendent
 FOURTH DIVISION.
 Locmolile Hand.
 Marshal, Col, Timothy J. Murphy
 Company '. Hibernian Rifies. Capt Richard 1k1lsys commanding.