The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-09


 Dillon and Albert N. Colgrove.
 The following organizations vii take part in the parade:
 Organizations V. F. W.-Wheeler-Young post | No POI. Yankee Division associa. 1 tion. Disabled American Veterans of the World war.
 Corporal Coyle post No 1, Amer ican Legion. Mary Gormley post No 37, American Legion. Wilson post, No 135, American Legion Casper S. Davis post, American Le- zion. Grand Army of the Repub- lie. 304th Infantry association Navy and Marine club. l United Spanish War Veterans. Italian War Veterans. Jewish War Veterans. Local units of National Guard. Lithuanian societies. Irish American club. Police and fire de- tails. Auxiliaries I'D aux. D. A. ", Lieut. Shea aux, V. F. W. Unit Corp Coyle post No l, American Legion. Span ish War Veterans aux. Daughters of Union Veterans. Headquarters of the Marshal Armistice Day Parade State Armory, Waterbury, Conn.,, November 9, 1884. Orders No 1: 1. a. On Nov II, 1884 Water bury is celebrating the 18th An- niversary of the signing of the Armistice that preceded the sign ing of the peace treaty terminating the World war, b. To commemorate this ev- ent a parade over the princi- pal streets of Waterbury will he held on Sunday afternoon, Nov Il. 2. The column, comprising vet erans' organizations, National Guard Troops and civic bodies will march as follows:
 Line of March:
 Cooke street. North Main street, West Main street (north side. of Green), Meadow street, Grand street, Union street, Franklin street, Cole street, East Main street, West Main street (south side of Green), Church street to rear entrance State Armory. Time head of column passes initial point (Grove and Cooke StreetS) p. m.
 Formation: Column of squads by all units except National Guard units.
 Organizations:
 Head of Parade.
 l. Platoon of Police.
 2. Platoon of Bremen.
 3. Marshal, Honorary Marshal and Staff. 4. Watertown Cavalry Troop. 5. Gold Star Mothers and c. A. R. Gin automobiles).
 6. Reserve officers.
 First Division
 1. Fulton's American band. 2. Commanding officer, Batta- lion of Connecticut National Guard and Staff.
 8. Second Battalion Headquar- ters Go, 102d Inf.
 4. Co E, 102d Inf.
 5. Co F, 102d, Inf.
 6. Co G, 102d Inf.
 2. Howitzer Go, 102d Inf. 8. Medical Detachment, 102d Inf.
 g. Civilian Conservation Corps Group.
 Second Division
 l. Ansonia V. F. w. Drum corps.
 2. Division Marshal James H., O'Donnell and Staff. 3. E. H. Liscum Post, U. S. w. V. 4. Wheeler Young Post, V. F. w.
 5. Captured German Hmm. 6. P. c. vigneulles post, Y. D. V. A.
 z. American Legion Drum Corps.
 8. Corp Coyle Post, A. L. 9. Waterville Post, A. L. 10. Mary Gormley Post, A. l.. II. Post No 135, A. l.. 12. Waterbury Chapter, D. A. 13. Commander John Barry Navy and Marine club.
 IA. Jewish War veterans. Is. Allies Veterans Groups British War Veterans; Canadian American club; Polish War Veter- ans.
 16. Marching units of Veterans order as above).
 
 1. Mattatuck Drum band. 2. Division marshal: Scout Ex- ecutive Arthur D. Marston and staff.
 3. Waterbury Council Boy Scouts of America.
 4. Girl Scout Executive Edna Webber and Staff.
 5. Girl Scouts of America.
 Fourth Division. John DePastino. Division Mar shal.
 l. American Legion band. < 2. Italian American World war veterans.
 3. City band.
 4. Italian American Fedora tion of Societies and Clubs. 5. Other Italian societies.
 Fifth Division l. St Mary's drum corps. 2. Division Marshal Arthur J Lunny and Staff.
 3. Irish-American club. 4. Lithuanian Societies. 5. Other Societies and clubs.
 Sixth Division
 Miss Victoria Liebreich, Di- sion Marshal.