The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-29

tst r. . a with civilian clothes in the custom- ary place.
 2. Decorations of stores and homes-All merchants and citizens are requested to display prominent ly the United States flag, and also if they can do so conveniently, to dis play streamers of bunting in the na- tional colors, as well as the flags of this country's allies during the World war.
 3. Colors and standards - All colors and standards of the various organizations will be grouped at the head of their respective divisions, and an appropriate color guard fur nished.
 4. Because of the fact that there are to be services by the G. A. R. at the Soldiers Monument, by the Spanish War Veterans at the West Main street bridge, by the World War Veterans at the honor roll. and a general Memorial service at the Palace theater, it Is important that the parade starts on time, and that the various exercises do not take any longer than the time allowed.
 The following schedule will be strictly adhered to: (All time day light time).
 Arrive Leave $500 St Francis church S:45 9:00 Stanley Park 9:15 9:3O Soldiers monument 9:45 10:00 West Main street
 bridge 10:45 .10:30 Honor Roll 10:45 11:OO Palace theater m 12:O0| Part 2-Serviccs at St Francis
 Church.
 Al k raIx brated at St Francis church com mencing at 8:00 a. m., to which all units participating in the parade are invited.
 ?. It is the request of the general committee that all units and mem bers of organizations who intend to be present at these services be in the church before 8:00, as 1t Is plan ned to group the colors at one side of the altar, and both during and after the mass to have appropriateT services for deceased veterans.
 8. The services will be over at S:45. Units and members of or ganizations who are in the church are requested to form in line out side the church, and march prompt ly to the places assigned later In this order as their assembly points. Part rts3-Assembly.
 l. All organizations participating in the parade are requested to as- semble in the positions designated and to be in readiness to march promptly at 9:15.
 2. Each unit sohuld be in forma- ton at least 10 minutes prior to this time, and report should be sent to the chief of stan.
 3. While resting at their assem- bly, points organizations are request cd. to form in such a manner that they will not obstruct traffic in the streets before the parade begins to march. %s
 4. Parade headquarters will be at Stanley Park at the corner of East Main and Cole street.
 5. Assembly will be as follows: Head of Parade.
 Corner of East Main and South Elm streets, facing north.
 I. Platoon of police.
 2. Platoon of firemen.
 3. Marshal.
 4. Chief of stan.
 s. Staff. .s. q
 6. Reserve officers.
 South Elm street facing north (rear of head of parade).
 I. Fulton's American band.
 ?. Commander Connecticut N. G. and staff. 4
 8. Massed colors.
 4. Connecticut Nstional Guard units.
 s. G. A. R. and Gold Star Mo- thers in automobiles. Second Division.
 streets, facing west.
 1. Second Battalion. 1o2d Inf. field music.
 2. Division commander.
 8. Stan.
 q. Massed colors.
 United spanish. American War Veterans, N
 Wheeler Young Post. V. r. w.
 P, c. vigneulles, Y. D. VI. A.
 Corp Coyie Post, A. T..
 aO4th Inf. Veterans Association.
 Mary Gormley Post. A. D.
 spanish American Veterans, Ladies Auxiliary.
 VI, F. w. Ladies' Auxiliary.
 Yankee Division Vets Association Ladies Auxiliary.
 Corp. coyle Post. A l.. Ladies Aux Hilary.
 Corner Of Cole street and East Main street. fnping west.
 l. Mattntuck Drum Corps.
 2. Division Commander.