The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-03-14

| Irish- American parade tomorrow afternoon. Policemen on duty with in the area set for the procession have been given orders that no cars will be allowed to park after l2.l5 o'clock. The regular and special policemen assigned to duty along the line of march have been asked to send any cars parked in the re- stricted territory to the municipal garage on Field street.
 Order 17OO
 To the Officers and Members of the Police Deut.:
 The following members are de- tailed to do duty on St. Patrick's day parade, March 18th, 1886:
 Line of march forming on Grove street from Holmes avenue to Cooke street at 3 p.sm. (adjacent streets will be used for forming the par ade) Cooke street to North Main to West Main streets (north side) tc Meadow street to Grand street tc Union street to Cole street to East Main street to West Main street (south Side) to Church street to Grand street and there dismissed.
 Mulville In Command
 Escort report at headquarters at 1:45 p. m. sharp.
 Lieut.. Mulville in command-Col- lins, Moynihan, McKenna, Flavin cry 2nd, Dunn 2nd, Caffrey, Ho- bart, O'Loughlin, Joyce; motor patrol, Overton lst, Dwyer 2nd.
 The following detail report at headquarters at 12:30 D. m. sharp:
 Grove street from Holmes avenue to Cooke street no parking.
 Sergt. Wilton, Buckmiller, Carroll, Hurlbut, O'Neil, ORourke, Luddy, Haggerty, Overton End, Shea.
 Cooke street to North Main street no parking. North Main from Cooke street to West Main street no park ing.
 Sergt. Hillborg, Kavanaugh, Phe- Ian End, Barry, Namack, Hespelt, Hurley, Harris.
 West Main street from North Main street to Meadow street in- cluding Meadow street to Grand street no parking.
 Sergt. Bagley, Boulanger, Hartnett, Cluney, Brennan, Winston, Lacey, Sammon, Mccarthy lst, Carmody, Hunihan, Reilly 1st.
 Grand street from Meadow street to South Main street no parking Also, take care of Church street no parking.
 Sergt. Duggan. Loyallo, Deeley, Cullcton, Petit, Phelan 5th, Bergin, Lawlor, Mcdonnell, Begg, Mccarthy 4th, Bedding, Meaney, Morrissey, Dunn 1st, Ferriter.
 Union street to Cole stree to East Main street no parking.
 Sergt. Gooding, Santora, Deres- kevice, Walsh, Fibre, McKnack, Cronan, Jordan, Verrastro, Pannone, ODea, Christinat, Griffin, Sweeney, Karpelman, Pakul, Stango.
 East Main street from Cole street to Exchange place no parking.
 Sergt. Phelan, Boylan, Lynch End, Mecca, DeNardo, Magro, Kenney Mole, Guarini, Bail, Marcella, Doherty.
 Exchange place and south side of Green.
 Lieut.. Wagner, sergt. Flaherty, Aston, Burns, Lahr, Hayes 3rd, Fee ley, FoSsbender, Behan, Reilly End, Knowles, Mccarthy 3rd, Baldwin, Ahearn, Palmatier.
 officers in charge of detail will see that no cars are parked on their respective posts. If cars parked on line of march cannot be otherwise moved, call headquarters for a tow ing car.
 All men on detail will wear reg ulation uniform of the department and will be inspected before going on duty.
 | Per order:
 WILLIAM J. ROACH,
 Superintendent. Fire Department
 Chief Thomas J. Lynch of the fire department today announced that the platoon to represent that de- partmcnt will meet at fire head quarters tomorrow afternoon at o. clock, from where they will march to Grove street and Holmes avenue
 The platoon will be commanded by Lieutenant Michael J. Flaherty with Private Timothy Horgan as of- ficial aide.
 The contingent will consist of these privates: Edward F. Lynch, Maurice F. Harmon, Patrick F.. Lynch, Michael J. Calvin, John A.. Burns, Jerome F. Pelkington, Thom- as J. McMahon, Patrick P. Griffin, Henry V. Fitzgerald, Michael J.. Hanlon, William H. Earth, John P. Lawlor, Walter J. Clifford, Maurice F. Clark, John J. Dooley and Maurice F. Noonan.
 According to the official orders is- sued by the department chief the delegation will be attired in the parade dress with short overcoatS and wearing the white dress gloves. |