The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-10
World War Veterans
 Parading Tomorrow
10th Anniversary of Signing Armistice to Be Cee.
 brated Here With Unusual Enthusiasm

 < Ynittees made last night at thu < lineeting of the general committee at City Hall indicate that the Arm istice day parade to be held to morrow will be the largest and mos elaborate celebration of its kind 1T :, the history of the city. All bushes $ incidental to the observance of tho ] 18th anniversary of the armistict was completed and the committed announced today that everything 1: in readiness for the event.
 Superintendent of Police Joseph H, Mclean has assigned detai i. for the march. Lieutenant James ' Mulville will be in command. witt ! Motor Patrolmen Patrick Griffin anc John Culleton in police cars. Fol lowing are the members of the escort, which will report to police headquarters at 2:30 o'clock.
 Patrolmen Albert Dereskevice Edward Mcdonald, George Flavin John Murphy, Domenic Verrastro John Meaney, Edward Dunn, Leo McKenna, John Pannone. Michael Karpelman, John Christinat, Pa 3 trick Hobart, Ernest Pakul, Bar ney O'Loughlin and Anthony Mar \ iano.
 < British Veterans.
 Late yesterday afternoon Wal lace J. Ingls, secretary of the 5. committee, received a communica- tion from Edith Cavell comand, British War Veterans of Hartford stating that the post would send large delegation here.
 Final plans for participation in the parade were made last night at a meeting of the Irish American Social club at Eagles hall. Mem bers are to meet at the hall at 20 o'clock tomorrow. The club will have a band at the head of its < delegation and refreshments will be served at the hall following the services. Ex-servicemen of the club are requested to wear uniform.
 Other organizations which today % announced the completion of arr arrangements include the auxiliary of the Disabled American Veterans, David L. Fannick Post, Jewish S War Veterans, and Wheeler oung Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars. Members of the D. A. V. Auxiliary will meet at the American Legion home at 2:30 and are requested 10 home at 2:30 and are re- < quested to wear uniforms. The Jewish War Veterans will assemble at the quarters of Roosevelt Lodge, Knights of Pythias at o'clock, 4 and those who have uniforms are urged by to wear them by Con- mander Harold Green.
 { Members of Wheeler Young Post will assemble at the State Armory , on Field street no later than 200 hn inc V. F, W. Fife and Drum Corps from Ansonia, which will escort the 2 local post in the parade will give an exhibition drill in the Armory. All members who have service unt- forms are requested to wear them. Legaonnaires will assemble at Le- zion home.
 Fourth Division.
 The Italian-American organiza- tions, who will make up the fourth division of the parade, have also announced the completion of ar- ranxements. The division will have two bands, the American Legion band and the EZRA band. They will be headed by the Italian War Veterans and the Italian Sister hood. Other organizations to be represented include Caiatine Con- nazionali, Civilita Progresso, Daughters of Italy, Diritti B. Dov- eri, Italian Brotherhood, Junior Italian Brotherhood, Lega Siciliana Maddona Delp Assunta, Montagan- ese, Pontelandolfo, Provincial Dl Foggia, and women'S auxiliary oI Provincial Di Foggia.
 These societies will assemble in front of Liberty Hall, 305 Bank street at 2 D. m. and from there will march to the place assigned them in line.
 Parade Formation.
 Following is the formation of the parade as announced by Major J. William Carroll:
 Organizations
 V. F. W.-Wheeler-Yo post No POI. Yankee Division associa- ton. Disabled American Veterans of the World war.
 Corporal Coyle post No 1, Amer jean Legion. Mary Gormley post No 37, American Legion. Wilson post, No 1855, American Legion. Casper s. Davis post, American Le- zion. Grand Army of the Repub- lie. 804th Infantry association. Navy and Marine club.
 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. V, 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 I State Armory, Waterbury, Conn.,, November g, 1884. Orders No 1: