The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-13

street, west on GranO street, pdSS- ing in front of the city hall, to Meadow, and then along Freight street toward Settlers Village.
 Parade Formation
 The first division of the parade will include a police escort in pa- trol cars and a platoon of officers; a platoon of firemen; St. Mary's band from Putnam; Sacred Heart gard of honor from Suncook, N. H.; Mayor T. Frank Hayes and his staff; Revfl Ernest Lamontagne and Rev. Ernest J. Boileau; Villa l-aria guard; guest societies; St.. Jean-Baptist and Villa Caria float.
 The second division will include the American Legion Drum Corps; nado-Americaine societies; Chor- al St. Ann float; Children of Mary float.
 The third division will be com prised of the following units: Full ton American band; Foresters of America (Spirit of '76); St. Ann Athletic association and Franco American Social club.
 Marshal's Staff
 George Caouette will serve as first parade marshal, aided by Ar thur Tessier. Those in charge of arrangements for the celebrater are: Rev. Ubald .Laurion, chair man; George Caouette, Arthur Tes- sier, Edward Granier, Jules Nor mandin, Harvey J. Pelletier, Hendy Pageot, Arthur Baribault, l.. Daniel IL Bonne, Adelair Baribault, Emil Reopel and Edgar Diamond.
 Village Program
 Joseph L. Belleyille will be mas7 ter of ceremonies at Settlers Vil- lage. The program includes band music by the EZRA band; ad- dresses by Lieut.-Gov. T. Frank Hayes, Thomas P. Kelly, William M. Harris, Rawson W. Haddon, Rev. Ernest A. Lamontagne, Rev. Ernest J. Boileau, Rev. Ubald Lau- rion, Albert k. Trotier, national French counselor, L'Union St. Jean the Baptist de L'Amerique, and Hon. Oscar U. Dionne of New Bedford, Mass.
 There will be plentiful supply of entertainment for the merry makers, including French folk dancing, speciality dancing, group singing, solos, selections on the piano, musical saw and cornet. -,mil Parent is listed as a juggler, while Edgar Diamond will furnish the humor.
 Complete program: a- Star Spangled Banner" by EZRA band.
 Addresses: Rev. Ernest A. La- montague, Rev. Ernest J. Boileau and Rev. Ubald Lauriop.
 "Vive La France" (French pa- triotic song) St. Ann Choral, with Marcel Doucette.
 Addresses: Lieut.-Gov. T. Frank Hayes, Executive Secretary Thomas P. Kelly, manager of Settlers Vil- lage, William M. Harris, and Raw son w. Haddon, of the Mattatuck Historical society.
 70 Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean," (Song) by Miss Jeanne Lemieux.
 Addresses: Albert E. Trotier. na- tional counselor, L'Union St. Jean the Baptist de L'Amerique, and Hon. Oscar U. Dionne, of New Bedford, Mass.
 70 Canada, Mon Payee. Mes Amours," (song) by Henri Mathieu.
 Overture: by EZRA band.
 70 Canada" (song) by St. Ann church choral, directed by Miss Marie Marrot, church, organist.
 "Laurentfan Echoes" by EZRA band.
 French Canadian folk songs: by Romeo Sicard and Charles Hout.
 Dancing: Speciality Kenneth Massicotte Byrne; music by Mrs. Lena Derouin.
 Comics: by Edgar Diamond.
 Solo selections: by Marcel Dou- cette.
 "Juggler": Emil Parent.
 Song selections: (by. BotreD by Euchere Lemieux and Miss Jeanne Lemieux.
 Dancing: Speciality by Miss Theresa Mathieux; music by Mrs. Lena Derouin.
 Musical saw: by Aimee Riopel;