The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-20
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ent of Parks Irving ". Harrison, Mrs Henry Hayden, Senator Joseph Lawlor, Frank McGrath, past pres- ident of the club, and Attorney Vincent Scu1ly.
 Ex-Mayor Scully Win Act
 Speakers will be introduced by Mayor Scully. Tonight there will be a band concert, with music furnished by the newly organized EZRA band under the direction of Cosmo Venditti. A large attend ance Is expected at the dedicatory exercises when the public will be given the first opportunity to in- spect the new building.
 Mayor Frank Hayes was honor- ary chairman of the general com mittee on arrangements for the program, while former Mayor Scully was general chairman. Other members included William Kelly, active chairman; Frank Me- Grath and Mrs H. A. Hayden, past presidents of the club; Frank Stur- ges, secretary; and Senator Jo- seph Lawlor.
 Parade Committee
 Al Lawlor was chairman of the parade committee and was assisted by Martin Tehan, William Gaugh- an, Thomas Reynolds, Thomas Ey. ans, and Joseph Phelan. The music committee includes Ted Donahue, Mrs A. Frageau, James Fitzpatrick and Sergeant John Phelan.
 Frank McGrath is chairman of the reception committee which also includes Mrs H. A. Hayden, City Clerk John Fitzmaurice, Mrs Mi- chael Kelly, Attorney Vincent Scully, Martin Hayden and Mrs Charles Martin. Chiefs of staff assisting MT Kelly are Wallace J. English and William Morgan.
 Divisions will be as follows:
 FIRST DIVISION
 (Facing west on Luke street. head at Fairmount street).
 1. Mattatuck Drum Corps.
 2. Vincen Scully, marshal, aides, Edward Hes, Michael J. Craney and John Sugrue.
 3. Washington grammar school
 4. Merriman grammar school VAAll0A CAAs
 5 Mulcahy grammar school children.
 6. St Francis Xavier parochial
 '. Girl Scouts of America.
 8. St Francis Xavier parochial school alumni.
 9. Boy Scouts of America.
 SECOND DIVISION
 (Facing north on Fairmount street, head at Luke street).
 1, Martin Tehan (marshal) and aides, Ted Donahue and Ed
 2. Float representing Bunker Hill monument.
 8. Capt Newton Alexander (marshal and staff) from Bunker Hill.
 4. Colors and color guard.
 5. Bunker Hill League band.
 6. Bunker Hill Improvement
 2. Boy Scouts of America troop No. Il.
 8. Girl scouts of America.
 g. overlook Cottage Park Club,
 10. Fairmount Community club il. East Side Community club 12. Hopeville Community club THIRD DIVISION (Facing east on Rye street, head on Fairmount street) 1. William Gaughan (marshail and aides Charles Martin ana Frank Keefe.
 2. Maple street school drum corna of Seymour. 3. Irish-American club. 4. Columbian Squires. s. Tribune A. c. 6. Brooklyn A. c. z. Portuguese Sport club. 8. Washington Hill A. c. g. St Francis Xavier HOY
 10. Mems Brotherhood South Federated church.
 III. Raymond Hillies A. c. 12. Washington Hill Jrs. FOURTH DIVISION
 (Facing West on LounsburS street. head on Fairmount street.
 I. Thomas Evans (marshal and aides William Healy and Frco
 9 Fulton's American band. 3. Washington Park commun' 1 ity club. xr..s,,utor
 4. Residents of Washington Hill.
 FIFTH DIVISION fFacing west on Keefe street). i. Raymond Grady (marshalI and aides in automobiles. 2. All automobiles.