The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1936-12-31
INAUGURAL PLAN
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Leading the parade will be the
horse guard, with their scarlet coats,
buff trousers and black boots. They
will wear crimson lined capes and
shining helmets, bearing vari-col-
ored plumes.
Immediately following will come
the first company band and field
music, and then Maj. George Stur-
giss, his staff and the first COM
pany Of more than 100 foot guard.
Unless the weather is exceptionally
mild, the famous scarlet and buff
regalia will be partially concealed
by the heavy blue and silver great
coats. They will wear their high,
bear skin shakos with red POM
poms. Their white cross-straps
with ancient knap-sacks and sill
vered bayonets will contrast against
the blue. This company is the old.
est uniformed military organization
in America, dating back to It'll
when 1t was formed for the purpose
Of escorting the governor to, his
voting place.
Next In Line
Next will come the band and field
music of the second company Of
New Hagen, followed by Maj.
Charles Lockhart and his staff. The
second company, Of which Benedict
Arnold was the first commander,
will wear uniforms similar to the
first company, with slightly heavier
busbys Of the old English type. Both
companies wear an exact replica Of
the old Cold Stream guard of Lon
don.
The governors car, followed by
others bearing state officials and
the governors staff, will follow the
military across town and under
Trinity arch, not far from the south
entrance TO the Capitol, where the
troops will break ranks and stand
at present-arms while the car OF
the chief executive and others ap-
proach the entrance.
Entering Capitol
The governor will enter the Capi-
toll with his executive secretary, the
Hon. Philip Hewes. Behind them
will 60 In pairs, Lieut.. Gov. Frank
Hayes, Secretary Of State G. John
Satti. Attorney General Edward j.
DAILY, State Treasurer John 9. Ad-
dis. and Comptroller Charles G.
Swartz. Then will follow the gov
ernor's staff, among them Mai.
Gene Tunney, former world heavy
weight champion.
Through lines of State and Capt.
toll police they will mount the wind
ing stairway to the second floor
gubernatorial suite, to which the
governor frequently refers to as my
home" Here he will find q wealth
OF floral pieces upon his desk, which
bears two flag standards, one of the
country's flag and the other for the
state flag Of blue and gold. He will
receive friends among the many
relics and trinkets he has amassed
during his past six years. These in
clude fire helmets, Texas ten-gai-
lon hats, new and stream lined"
dinner pals, oxen-yokes, fire trum-
pets and war-tattered flags.
Notification Hour
Shortly before 2 p. M, he viii be
notified by q committee. or commit
tees Of the House and Senate, that
the legislature awaits his presence
In the hall Of the house. Again
with his staff and state officials,
swelled by the entire supreme court
bench, he will 60 to the House to
be sworn In by Chief Justice VIII
liam M. Maltbie. Then he will de-
liver his inaugural address.
The ceremonies will be concluded
with the governors ball In the eve
ming at the state armory, given In
his honor by the first company, foot
guard.