The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-18
Formal Assignments Announced By Chief
 H.H. Heitnan Today
Five Divisions to Pass in Review Before City Officials and Guests Numerous Musical Groups
 to Enven Marching

Official orders for this after noon's gala parade were given out again tl4is morning by Chief Henry H. Heitman, grand marshal of the parade. Copies of the orders were given to each of the units in the parade as they arrived.
 Fire headquarters was the busi- est place in the city during the morning rush as the various con- tingents reached the city and their leaders reported to Chief Heitman, marshal, and were given assign ments.
 Hundreds of spectators thronged about the spacious parking grounds of the former Randolph & Cloves company to greet the incoming units and to check up on the ap- paratus, which they expected to present in the parade.
 The morning was spent in mak- ing preparations for the big show" Although headquarters held the spotlight scores of visitors aft CT making inquiries went a-calling to the various stations in other sections of the city. There were many instances of acquaintances being renewed as "old timer" met "old timer and chatted over old time events.
 The parade this afternoon will move in five divisions. There will be plenty of music to enliven the marching of several thousand fire men.
 Chief Heitman's orders were as follows:
 ORDER NO. 1
 l. All fire companies taking part in the parade are requested to be in their assigned positions not later than 1880 p. m., so that the parade may move promptly at p. m.
 2. All visiting fire companies shall report at fire headquarters, Field street, for registration and assignment.
 g. The division assembly will be as follows, to wit:
 First Division: Freight street, north side, facing Meadow street;
 Second Division: Freight street (center) from RR bridge abutment to Riverside street, facing Meadow street.
 Third Division: First section - Freight street, south side, west end Track No. l facing northward; sec ond section - RR track, No. 2. Freight street, south side, facing northward; third section RI; Track No. ', Freight street, south side, facing northward;
 Fourth Division: First section Freight street, south side, track 45, facing northward; second section Freight street. south side, tarck 4l, facing northward; third sec ticn-Freight street, east side of freight depot, facing northward;
 Fifth Division: Meadow street in front of Library park, corner of Grand street.
 4. The formation of the parade shall he as follows. to witt
 FIRST DIVISION
 Honorary grand marshal, Mayor Frank Hayes, mounted.
 The mayors staff, mounted: Dr. NJ. Heminway Merriman, pr A. J. Jackson, Frand Hodson, Thomas Moore, Jack Prestage.
 Fulton's American Band, 30 pieces.
 The Hartford Veterans Fire mems association hand engine
 Drum corps.
 oNillC lIiS 1c. ANo veteran Bremen, Bridgeport Hand engine of the old type.
 Drum corps. - Danbury Volunteer Fire associa- stion. Two pieces of apparatus.
 Monitor Hose Veteran associa- tion, Waterbury.
 Drum corps.
 B. F. Hoxie Co.,, No. 1, Mystic Hand engine.
 Drum corps.
 West Haven fire department. Hand engine.
 Drum corps.
 Water Witch Hose Co.,, No. 2, New Milford. Parade carriage.
 Drum corps.
 Artic Engine Co.,, No. 1, Milford. Parade carriage.
 Drum corps.
 Mill Plain Boys fire department.