The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-16
TORRINCTON
TRUCK CRASHES
 AGAINST HOUSE
Veranda Pillars Broken Off-Parade Order
 Announced

A truck operated py NCiHoi Risteau of 20 Bird street. left the roadway on Park avenue yesterday morning shortly before z o'clock and plunged over the sidewalk, knocked down a hedge and crash ed into the veranda of the house of MT. and Mrs. Malachi Shanahan of 10 Park avenue. The veranda pillars were broken by the crash which shook the house. Mrs. Shan ahan happened to look out of the window as the truck crashed into the veranda. Mrs. Shanahan stat ed that if she hadn't seen the truck crash into the house, she would have thought that there was an earthquake. The truck which crashed into the house was being lowed by another truck, operated by John Taylor of 22 Park avenue. The tow rope broke the hydraulic cable on Ristau's machine, making the brakes useless. Officer Edward Over of the local police force in- vestigated for the police.
 Novey Announces Orders For
 Parade
 Orders relating to the line ot march and the positions of various organizations in the parade to be held here tomorrow afternoon in connection with the 18th anniver- sary celebration of the Torrington Fife, Drum and Bugle corps were announced yesterday by the mar shal. Lieutenant Colonel Earnest E Novey, mayor. The orders are as follows:
 After registering with the secretary at the Sons of Italy hall on Center street. each corps will be escorted to its place in line by an aide.
 2. The parade will form on Treat street and on the Treat street grounds
 3. Staff officers will report to the chief of staff at Sons of Italy hall at 2:3o, Saturday. October IT, 1891.
 4. The platoon of police will re- port to the marshal at Treat street
 5. The parade will move for at 2:45 p. m on the same date. ward promptly at p. m.
 6. The corps which have &C., cepted the invitation to participate are arranged as follows:
 First Division:-Platoon of po- lice! marshal and staff; delegation from Torrington Fife, Drum and Bugle corps; 71st regiment Vet erans' field music, New York city; Middlesex Fife, Drum and Bugle corps, Perth Amboy, N. J.; Charles Mangione post, V. F w., Fife and Drum corps, Springfield, Mass. {; Canoe clum Piccolo corps, Chico pee Falls, Mass; and any other out of state corps.
 Second Division:-Our Lady of Sorrows Fife and Drum corps, Hartford; Darrow post, American Legion Fife. Drum and Bugle corps, Guilford; Toop 4. Boy Scouts Bugle and Drum corps, New Brit ain; Torrington Boy Scout Drum and Bugle corps; and any other junior corps.
 Third Fife and Drum corps of New Haven; Rockville Fife and Drum corps, Rockville; Yalesville Fife and Drum corps. Yalesville; Plainville Fife and Drum corps, Plainville; any any other ancient corps.
 Fourth Division:-Pioneer Hose company Fife and Drum corps, Groton; St. Peters Fife and Drum corps, Kensington; St. Francis T. A. & B. Fife and Drum corps, Nauga- tuck; St. Francis Fife and Drum corps, Torrington; Royal Type writers Fife-and Drum corps, Hart ford; and any other modern drum corps.
 Fifth Divison:-T. M Russell Flute and Piccolo corps, Middle town; Center Flute band, South Manchester; U. s. Naval Reserve Fife, Drum and Bugle corps. Bridgeport; Veterans of Foreign Wars post band, Ansonia; St. Mary's Fife. Drum and Bugle