The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-10
STAMFORD

DAy pardde to ce4eDraIe Iormally the opening of the new Washington ! Bridge. The following orders have been issued to all parade command CTS by the Grand Marshal H. F. Della various units can govern themselves >a accordingly:
 1. The parade will consist of four divisions, each in command of a di- vision marshal The divisions will be composed of division units. each in charge of a unit commander.
 2. The parade will form on the streets near Academy HfH, and will start from the corner of Academy Hill and Main street, just south of } the Episcopal church.
 3. The First division, composed of Bridge Celebration committees, G. A. R., American Legion, town officers ! and Red Cross, will form on Academy ! Hill at the above named point, form i ing on the road leading from that i point east to Elm street, and if neces- i sary south on Elm street, the head of the column resting on Main street
 A. The Second division, composed of local clubs, will form on the diag- onal road running in the rear of the i; Main street and Academy Hill, north ! easterly. the head of the column rest : ing on Main street.
 D. The Third division, composed of Harvey Place, just north of the Epis- copa1 church, the head of the divisio n resting on Main street.
 s. The Fourth division, composed of Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and school children, will form on East Broad i street, the head of the column rest ing on Main street.
 :. The formation of this parade as per lineup attached herewith.
 8. All units entering the parade i must be at their formation point by D. The parade will start to move at 1:30 p. m.
 g. The Division narshals will be responsible to the Grand Marshal for [ the complete and prompt formation : of their divisions. Unit commanders i in each division will be responsible to the division marshal for similar , formation of their units. 10. The line of march will be as follows:
 The First division will proceed i north on Main street to East Broad wa
 The Second, Third and Fourth di- visions will follow in the order nam ed, as the parade passes their forma- [ ton points.
 f The whole column will then move east on East Broadway and Ferry Boulevard to the center of the new bridge.
 II. After a short ceremony at this ] point, the Milford parade will cross I the bridge. and follow the Stratford I parade. which will then lead the way into the River Cliff property where {. appropriate exercises will be held. The parade will be dismissed at that point.
 12. If. for any reason. the parade is to be called off, the bell on the Episcopal church will be rung at 12:30 p. m. This must not be con- fused with the ringing of the bells between 11:45 a. m. and noon, in
 accordance with the Presidents Proclamation.
 The lineup of the parade will be n fo11 of yoln Fol lowed by Chief W. E. Nichols and detail. Grand Marshal, H. F. De- ! Iacour and Chief of Staff W H. Aus hold erson and w. H. Hart. Col. L. J. Hermann in command of the First division, consisting of the bridge child; G. A. R., with an honorary es- cort of Boy Scouts; drum corps; American Legion, Donald s. Sammis in command Wonaln's auxiliary, Mrs. William T. Garner In command; town council, headed by President R. B. 1 Turney; town boards; all town off, cers; fire apparatus; Library Board. and Redd Cross. in charge of Mrs
 Second division, E. c. Span in com mand. Cupheag club; drum corps; Stratford club, headed by Walter Redfern; Woman's auxiliary in charge Teachers association, headed by Rob ert Walrath.
 Third division, Clarence Garner in | command; Stratford Grange and Pa irons of Husbandry, Harold Holmes ! in command; Improved Order of Red Men, headed by G. w. Span; Daugh- Fromeck; drum corps; Knights of Pythias, headed by Samuel Knapp.
 Fourth division, Rev. R. c. White head in command. John Bray In MT. Nor1nan in charge of troup No. 2; Boy Scout Drum Corps; Girl Scouts, headed by Mrs Richard How ell; Camp Fire Girls, headed by Miss Gertrude Wilkinson; schoo drum corps and other school children in charge of c. c. Thompson.
 A ruunmage sale will be held in the HoElister Heights chapel on Hollister street, beginning at D. m., Saturday afternoon, Nov. 12. Mem and wom- ems clothes, shoes and hats will be for sale; also a food sale will be con ducted in connection, at which will be offered cakes. pies, vegetables and candy. The sale is to be given by the Holister Heights sunday schooL the proceeds to be used towards the new chapel.
 Town aiMnager Hunter has appoint ed Paul T. Goodsell, 55 Warwick ave nue. to the position of director of public works. The salary, fixed by the council, is sS,00o a year. Known ability, through work in connection
 
 ressponsible for his appointment.
 Other department heads yet to be appointed cover the departments of Public Health and Welfare. and F1- nance.
 The total budget has been formally accepted, She amount being $521, 200.
 Apparently the hopes of those who realize the need of new fire apparatus are to be realized. for incfwded in the Fire departament budget was an amount of s1O,0O0. which, it is be- 1ieved will be utilized for new ap- paratus and equipment.
 A loan of S4O0,000. to meet fmme- diate needs until taxes are collected, received no opposition at the open meeting Tuesday evening.
 It is also probable that taxes will hereafter be payable in two equal in cfa11roantC The h1lrf7arN al SiaT-