The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-12

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 18. Charter Hose Company, No. 4 of Ansonia.
 19. 1rish-Republican Army veter- ans.
 Third Division
 Facing north on Central Avenue head at Grove street. 1. St. Joseph's Drum Corps.
 2. Marshal, Alderman Edward J Fitzgerald and Staff. (Presidents of Holy Name Societies).
 3. St. Thomas Holy Name Society
 4. St. Margarets Holy Name So- ciety.
 5. St. Patrick's Holy Name Society
 6. Mount Carmel Holy Name So- ciety.
 2. Blessed Sacrament Holy Name Society.
 8. St. Josephs Holy Name Society
 Fourth Division
 Facing south on Prospect street head at Grove street.
 1. St. Michaels Drum Corps of Ansonia.
 9. Marshal, Grand Knights Neil Maloney and Staff.
 3. Sheridan Council, K. of o.
 4. Columbian Squires.
 5. Monsignor Slocum Branch, A. O. II. and Float
 6. Division No. 5, A. o. H. AuXi- liary.
 2. Division No. 57, A. o. H. Auxi- liary.
 8. Mattatuck Drum Corps.
 9. Boy Scouts of America.
 / Fifth Division
 Facing north on Linden street. head at Grove street.
 1. St. Francis Drum Corps.
 2. Marshal, Raymond Grady and Staff.
 3. St. Francis Holy Name Society
 4. Washington Park Community Club.
 5. Washington Hill Athletic Club and Float.
 6. Tribune Athletic Club.
 2. Wilson Athletic Club.
 8. Wackie Club and Float.
 9. Franco-American Social Club and Float.
 10. Syrian American Cedar Club. il. Russian Societies. Sixth Division
 Facing north on Prospect street head at Grove street. l. Manchester Pipers Band. 2. Marshal, John P. Barry, De- partment Adputant, D. A. V. and Staff.
 3. Irish American Juveniles.
 4. Ladies' Auxiliary, Irish-Ameri- can Club. 5. President George T. Ryan and Officers of Irish-American Club. 6. First Section, Irish American Club.
 2. Mount Carmel Drum Corps of Meriden.
 8. Second Section, h-American Club. 9. Waterbury City Band. 10. Third Section, Irish American Club. Seventh Division
 Facing east on Grove street-head at Holmes Avenue.
 1. Marshal, George F. Byrnes and Staff.
 2. Wordens Dairy Float.
 8. Whelan's Ice Cream Company Float.
 4. Fernwood Dairy Float.
 5. Waterbury Brewing Company Float. Part 3-The Parade 1. The head of the column will clear the point-Cooke and Grove streets--promptly at 200 D. m.
 2. The route of march will be as follows:
 Cooke street, North Main street, West Main street (north side of Green), Meadow street, Grand street Union street, Franklin street, Cole street, East Main street, west Main street( south side of Green), Church street, to rear entrance State Armory.
 3. Formation will be four abreast, to be maintained throughout the entire march, accept the National Guard troops who will pass the reviewing stand in platoon front. 4. Auxiliary will march with their parent organizations.
 6. When marching down North Main street to West Main street only the westerly half of the street will be used. leaving the easterly half of the street open to traffic.
 G. Distance between elements will be maintained as follows: Between divisions. 70 paces, between organi- zations, 10 paces. T. In the event a fire occurs dur ing the parade. necessitating the use of any part of the route of march by the fire department, the entire column will be halted and marshals or commanders will take the necessary dispositions imme- dlately to clear the part of the route effected. Part A--The Review
 1. The parade will be reviewed at the City Hali reviewing stand by His Excelleney Wilbur l.. Gross, 0lvernor Of the state of Connecticut and Hon. Frank Hayes. Lieutenant Governor Of the State of connecti- cut and Mayor Of the City Of Waterbury. his official family and invited guests.
 2. Immediately prior i0 the dls- mikfai 0f the parade, the parade I -.aaa kt.. k.....hf~.m .E