The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-03
HUNDREDS OF SINGERS TO BE ALONG PARADE
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seas cap for those who have seen for eign service. Officers from overseas service will wear the sam Browne belt. The matter of uniform should, however, deter no one from partici- padng in the parade as a place will be provided for all those who may ap- pear in civilian clothes.
 I. All platoons will be formed in line with a front of 12 files.
 ,. As the formation of each group Is completed it's commanding officer will report immediately by messen- ger to the chief of staff.
 6. The following order of march. points of assembly, and assignment of officers and music Hs published for the information and guidance of all concerned:
 FIRST GROUP.
 Nurses. First Army, Second Army, Third Army. Tank Service. Trench Mortar Units. Commanded by Major Frank r. Stevens. assisted by First Lieutenant J. A. Weimann, First Lieu tenant George B. Garlick, First Lieu tenant William Alexander, Second Lieutenant Oscar A. H. Dannenberg
 Music furnished by the Harvey Hubbel band. Form on Berkshire avenue, right on Pembroke street.
 SECOND GROUP.
 First Division to Forty-second Di- vision, inclusive. Commanded by Captain Charles H. Sprague, aided by First Lieutenant Ira D. Beebe, adtutant; Second Lieutenant Norman II. Hall, Second Lieutenant Charles ". Cyrus, Second Lieutenant Charles F. Wikerson and Second Lieutenant James l.. Dunn. Music furnished by Coast Artillery band. Form on Still man street, right on Pembroke street.
 THIRD GROUP.
 Sixty-eighth to Ninety-third Divi- sion, inclusive, First Gas Regiment Motor Transport Corps, Aerial and Aircraft Squadrons, commanded by Captain Jay A Smith, aided by First Lieutenant Earle Garlick, adjutant; Second Lieutenant w. S. Lynhe, Sec ond Lieutenant Gardner K. Birdseye, and Second Lieutenant Raymond Gargraves. Music furnished by Wheeler & Wilson band. Form on ogden street, right on Pembroke street
 FOURTH GROUP
 Infantry and Coast Artillery. De- mestic Service. Commanded by First Lieutenant G. F. Higgins, First Lieu tenant J. A. Conne1l, First Lieutenant Harry Denny, First Lieut.. Harry Lea Denny. First Lieutenant Harry Lea kins, Second Lieutenant Vincent Sex ton. Second Lieutenant J. R. Finch and Second Lieutenant Howard Cook. Music furnished by Olympic band. Form on Shelton street, right on Pembroke street
 FIFTH GROUP
 Depot Brigade, Machine Gun, Mil itary Police, Cavalry, Signal Corps, Field Artillery, Engineering Corps, Medical Corps, ,Quartermasters' Corps, Ordnance, Chemical War Service, con- manded by First Lieutenant John M. Phillips, aided by Captain Joseph F. Watts, Captain Harry s. Hegy, First Lieutenant Gordon z. Smith, First Lieutenant Harry Caplan, First Lieu tenant L.. E. Evans. First Lieuten- ant George J. Schuele, Second Lieu tenant Leo J. Meyer. Second Lieuten- at S. E. Brown and Second Lieuten- ant L.. w. Jerman. Music by Lo- comobile band and Napolia band. Form on Jane street, right on Penn broke street.
 SIXTH GROUP.
 Marine and Navy. Commanded by Lieutenant Commander Albert J. Merritt. Other officers to be ap- pointed by Lieutenant Commander Merritt. Music furnished by Lake Torpedo Band. Form on Arctic street, right on Pembroke street.
 SEVENTH GROUP.
 Allied forces. Commanded by Sec ond Lieutenant George H. Stadler, British Army. Aides to be appointed by Lieutenant Stadler. Music fur nished by the Scotch Highland Band. '. The line of march will be as fol- lows: Pembroke street to Barnum avenue, to Noble avenue, to Crescent avenue, to Congress street bridge, to Main street, to State street, to Park avenue, to SeasideN Park and dismiss. Perry Memorial by the city officials and the Grand Marshal and Staff.
 8. A distance of twenty paces will be preserved between groups and a cadence of one hundred and twenty steps to the minute will be main tained.
 g. In case a postponement of the parade is necessary, because of rain. factory whistles will be sounded in various parts of the city at o'clock and the same program will be carried out on Saturday morning, July 5th.
 By order of
 MAJOR FREDERICK J. ADAMS.