The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-16
St. Patrick,s Day To Be Celebrated
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to Sylvan avenue. there to be Joined by the Washington Hill A. c. group and it's band. The St Francis Holy Name Society will also join. with these two groups. Members of the Tribune A. c. and lower Baldwin street residents will meet at the Tribune Club rooms at 12:30 o'clock, organize there. and fall in behind the Washington Hill delegation as it marches by. Similar procedure will be followed in other sections of the city.
 Instructions to the parading units, line of march and the set up of contingents are contained in the official orders of Marshal Fox. They are as follows:
 1. A, Uniform--Those participating in the parade, are requested 10 wear the uniform of their service, including government awarded, medals and decorations. In eases where 1t. is not convenient for an individual to wear the uniform 1t is requested that medals and decora- tions be worn with civilian clothes in the customary placye.
 2. Decorations of Stores and Homes--All merchants and citizens are requested to prominently dis play the United States flag, and also if they can do so conveniently, to display streainers of bunting in the national colors. :
 8. Colors and StandardS--Alf colors and standards of the various organizations will be grouped at the head of their respective divi-, sions, and an appropriate color guard furnished. ,..;ts'r'
 PART 'II-ASSEMBLY
 l.. All organizations participat- ing in the parade are requested to assem ble in the positions designat- ed and to be in readiness to march
 2. Each unit should be in for nation at least ten minutes prior to this time, and report should be sent to the Chief of Staff.
 8. While resting at their assem- bly, points organizations are re- quested to form in such a manner that they will not .obstruct traf- fic in the streets before the parade begins to march. t X 9.
 A., Parade headquarters will be in front of the Freight office.
 6. Assembly places for the Nari- ous divisions will be between the tracks in the freight yards Each assem- bly place will he marked witt the number of the division. G.. The formation In column will be as follows:- (, Ts.,3H!Nf
 HEAD OF PARADE Vi ~ Platoon sof police. % ,pfy,
 2. Platoon of firemen.
 8. Marshal-Capt Peter F.. Fox.
 Honorary marshal, Hon Frank Hayes. 'Sstaff-Cols William J. Shanahan, Major ThomassJ% Bani- gan, and Major J.s ". Carroll, Thomas F. Kelly and Thonias J. Fleming, John J. AMulligan, Charles Butler, Patrick Flaherty. < James German, Raymond Grady. Y
 FIRST DIVISION
 1. Fulton's American band.
 2. Marshal, Capt George l.. Eaton, Adjutant, Lieut. w. w. Deadly.
 8. Headquarters Co, .2nd Bat talion 1O2nd Inf.
 4. Co E. 102nd Inf.
 $. Co F, 102nd Inf.
 6. Go c, 102nd Inf.
 2. Howitzer Co, 1O2nd Inf.
 8. Medical detachment, 1o2nd Inf.
 SECOND DIVISION
 (First Section)
 1. American Legion Drum Corps { 2. Marshal, John J.. Clifford, State Commander D. A. V.s and staff. Staff will consist of com- manders of all units participating. . g.. Wadham's Post, c. A. R.
 4. E: H. Liscum post, U.S.W.v.
 5 Wheeler Young Post. V.F.W. I <, 6. F. c. Vigneuiies, Y.D.v.A.
 2. Corp Coyle Post, A. L..
 s. Mary Gormley post, "A l..
 g Waterbury chapter, DAY.
 10. Naval Veterans cluhs rp'
 IT.. Casper Davis Post, A. IL.
 t2. Jewish War Veterans Cub { l3. Italian War Veterans.
 Second Section
 IA. Bcys' Club band. Y IS. Gold Star Mothers. \ IS. Wadhafns Women's Relief