The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-05-30
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the Gold Star Mothers, Gin automo- biles), Wadhams Women's Relief Corps and Daughters of Union Vet erans of the Civil War.
 Foreign Wars Vets.
 The second division of the parade marched to the tunes of the Vet erans of Foreign Wars fife and drum corps. Included in this divi- sion were the Spanish American War veterans and auxiliary, Wheeler Young post, V. F. w. and it's auxiliary, Yankee Division Vet erans association and it's auxiliary, Corporal Coyle post, American Legion and it's auxiliary, Mary Gormley post of the American Legion, 3O4th Infantry association, Waterbury chapter. Disabled Amer ican Veterans and auxiliary. the Navy and Marine club, and auxil- iary, David l.. Fannick post, Jew ish War Veterans, Canadian Amer ican association. British War Vet erans and the Allied Veterans group. The Corporal Coyle post fife and drum corps, one of the leading musical groups of the state played for all units after the Coyle post which marched directly be- hind the musicians.
 The Casper L. Davis post of the American Legion, in Waterville, led the third division. Members of the post and its auxiliary, the Girl and Boy Scouts made up this division. The Mattatuck Drum band led the fourth division, followed by the division commander, his staff and a large delegation from the Irish American Social club.
 Italian Veterans
 In the fifth division marched the Florio post, Italian American World War Veterans, Italian Sis- terhood, auxiliary of the Italian American Veterans, the Caiatina e Connazionali, the Diritti e Doveri society, the Italian Brotherhood, Junio Italian Brotherhood, Lega Siciliana Giovanni Meli society, Pondelandolpho society, the Reci- proca Castrense society and an au- tomobile representation from the Women's auxiliary of the Provincial DiFoggia.
 At the Freight street bridge. the parade was halted for the cere- monies conducted by the Spanish American Veterans and auxiliary. After the brief ceremony, floral wreath was dropped upon the waters, commemorating the lives of the sailors who died in the war of '98.
 The band music was struck up again and the order to march was given all along the line. The parade then swung along Freight street to Meadow street, to Grand street, to the. Honor Roll in Library Park.
 Special Program Here special program was pre- scented by veterans and auxiliaries of the World War. Frank x. Downes. past commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars was chairman of the Honor Roll pro- gram. Speakers were Former Mayor William H. Sandland and State Senator George c. Culhane. invocation and Rev Thomas l.. Crosby offered benediction. Fol- lowin gthe laying of floral wreaths by the various ex-servicemen's s units, buglers in distant corners of | the park, sounded the mournful notes of taps for those boys who have gone west"
 The parade then started up again and swung by the reviewing stand at the City Hall. The largest crowd to watch the parade all along the line of march was centered near the City Hall.
 The divisions swung down Grand street, to Bank street, to Exchange Place. to West Main street, to Church street to Library Park where the parade disbanded. Following the parade special Memorial day services were broad cast from Station WATR.