The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-16
Wheels M Motion For Big
 Memorial Day Celebrution

Memorial Day is drawing near it's two weeks from today-and plans are now upnderway to honor Bridgeport's soldier dead in impres- sive and fitting manner. The program will be in readiness for announcement in a few days and will include the placing of garlandS of flowers on the graves of the heroes in the various cemeteries, the usual parade in which veterans of the World War participate and other patriotic features.
 In these days of bonus agitation, the worlds political strife and other momentouS questions the valor or the soldiers and sailors who fought for the preservation of the years ago. are apt to be forgotten for the moment.
 However, the Soldiers monument standing in Seaside Park stands as mute testimony to the patriotism Of Rridgeport's young manhood of those days, and on the shaft is inscribed the names of the Boys in Blue" from this city who made the supreme between the North and South. Follow ing is the honor roll of 1s61-65, those who died on battlefield, camp, prison Bridgeport never to return:
 First Connecticut Cavalry. David s. Sherwood. Andersonville. vile, July IS, 1884. Eugene H. Stark weather, Sept 30. 1864. Joseph Heat on, Salisbury, Dec, 4, 1864. George EaRo aHsgs NsadOw s E5dg ps Ma{ {sS2 F. 5sfa 5eSh Burke, Feb. 13, 1884. John w. Clarke. March Is. 1854. Theodore Sterling, Nov. 30. 1863.
 Second Connecticut Battery. Frederick Holmes, White River, Jan. 4. 1885. Lyman A. Clark, Fort Gaines. June 26. 1865. James G. Wood, Wolf Run Shoals, April 16, 1868; John Clary. New Orleans. Oct. H. 1864. James o'ponne1l. New Orleans. Jan leans. Oct. IT, 1864. George H: Hill. New Orleans. Feb. 2s. 1865. Edmund F. Moody. New Orleans, July 30, 1884; John S. Mills. B1akeley, April 1 s65. Charles B. Whitt1essey, Dec. 22, 1864. Ty1ee W. Hartshorne, Aug. 1,
 First Heavy Artillery.
 s sss Wskssid H5ksns d. PstsFsOqrg tseG ARsl 1anding aHGs Meho MaTeh A., @ iss5: 8homas Thomas McMullen, Broadway Landing, Aug. 31, 1864: Charles Taylor, Fort Monroe, Aug: 22. 1862; William H. Anderson, Frederick, Aug. 4, 1863; James Bar ". Feb: 29, 1864; Edward Arlington, Feb. 3. 1864.
 Second Heavy Artillery.
 James Bradley, Alexandria, June IA, 1864. Charles Bennett, Strasburg, Oct 1s; ssh 1864; Luelus at,,v Paimer; June 2 g; Bacl<us, Winchester. Nov. 3, 1864. Thomas Dosle, Winchester, Sept 22, 1884. Joseph Curnel. Annapolis, Aug. 9. 1894. Seymour Lovedell. stras- Cold Harbor. June 1, 1893. Henry Tanner, Cold Harbor, June 1, 1864. John Pollard. Hanover. May 30,S 1864. Cornelius Goebel. March 5. 1865. Will liam Morton, March T. 1865. Fred rick Slade. Sept A, 1864.
 First Connecticut Infantry.
 Theodore Morris, Beaufort. July" 2, 1862.
 Sixth Connecticut Infantry.
 Charles H. Grogan, July 28, 1863. Patrick Deary. Belle Island, Nov. 13, 1863. A1onzo Phillips. Belle Island. July IS, 1863 Andrew Wnuk, Belle Seymous, Salisbury. Oct. 2s, 1864. Harry DeIpt, Pooctaligo, Oct 22, 1882. Thomas Taylor. Pocotaligo, Oct. g, 1862. Robt. B. Gage, Oct. 12, 1862. 1864. William Reed, Morris Island, July Is, 1863. Stephen S. Stevens, Morris Island, July IS, 1883. Michael Flynn, Fort Wagner, July IS, 1868. 12, 1884: William M. Kelley, Nov. IS, 1894. John R. Barney, March Is, 1865. Samuel c. Thomas, Aug. 19, 1864 William s.. Lacey, July 19, 1862. Edward B. Taylor, July 25, 1863. Albert w. Stacey. July IS. 1863.
 Seventh Connecticut Infantry.
 John Reed, .Andersonville,. Sept IT. 1864. Alexander Potockd, Anderson vile, July 6, 1864. Charles Dub bois, Chester Station. May 4, 1864. John Zabroski, Fort Monroe, Sept. 24, 1884. Daniel Morgan, Jan. 6, 1885.
 Eighth Connecticut Infantry.
 
 16. 1864.
 Melancthon S. Lyon, Hampton. March 4, 1864. Charles H. Lewis Sept. IT. 1864. Albion D. Brooks, June 3, 1864.
 Ninth Connecticut Infantry. Oct. 2. 1862. James Henderson. New Orleans, Dec. 28, 1862. William Fibbs, New Orleans. July il, 1883. Moore. New Orleans, Aug. 19, 1862. Thomas O'Brien, New Orleans, Nov. 16, 1862. Peter o'Connor. New Orleans. Aug 2e. 1883. Dennis Otis, New Orleans. Nov. 22. 1863. Peter Smith, New Orleans, Aug. 26. 1862. James c. Dimon, New Orleans, Sept 30. 1862. Henry Dressendorfer, New bey, New Orleans. Aug. Is. 1862. William Funt, New Orleans. Oct. 16, 1862. Peter Keenan,. New Orleans, July 20, 1s6s.- Luke c. Lackey. New VI AOSAAAob @AAS' oOA1AA wy New Orleans. July 13. 1862. Phil Pearson. New Orleans, Sept. 3. 1863. Seth Robertson, Viksburg. July 8, 1862. Frederick M. Fairchild, Vicks- burg, July 29, 1862. Michael Pagan, Ship Island. Jan. 30, 1862. Michael MeGrath. Baton Rouge. Aug. 3, 1862. PARK THEA