The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-29
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fifth congressional district has been Sparing no efforts to make the Knox reception An excellent one, The parade will get underway at 2 o'clock and while tho arrival of Knox at Hamilton park is awaited there will be group singing, Superintendent of Police William J, Roach has Ar- ranged for q police detail to escort Knox about tho city and also to handle tho huge crowd expected down town to witness tho parade.
 On the special citizens committee from tho 18th and 10th senatorial districts arc ex-Mayor John ?. N- ton, John Fl, 0oss, John A, Coc, Miss Alice Kingshury, Mrs, r. s, Chase, Mrs, George l., Lilley, Walter w, Holmes, Mrs, Florence D, Web. ster, ex-QoVernor Charles A. Tenn pleton, Y, o, GoSs, Y. w, 0oSS and Charles DeBissehop, Austin l. Adams, Lewis A, Dibhle and pr. II. II, Qorton, all of NNugNtuck, will represent the l4th district, Bronson Lockwood and Theodore Lillcy of WatertoWn and Martin J, Whelan of Woloott arc also on tho coMmit- tco making arrangements for tho reception,
 A veterans committee is also aid- ing In making tho arrangements. It includes; Wales Porter, Grand Army; Captain Newton w. Alex. ander, American Legion; Miles w. peane, Walter MakepoAeo and Oap- tain Thomas White, spanish War Veterans; Lieutenant colonel James w, Carroll and Sergeant James II, ODonnell, Veterans of Foreign Wars; Henry Barry, Disabled American Veterans; David Craig, British War Veterans; Peter DeCio- co, Florio Post, ItaliNn- American War Veterans; Major Michael Oa- lullo, Yankee Division; and Joseph Reiner, Jewish War Veterans,
 Also attending the various details In connection with tho reception are Alderman George Kingston, Will liam Qerardi, Walter Smethurst, Frank Varanelll and Peter De- Oioeo. Lieutenant-C Colonel Roy E, Rico and Lieutenant- Colonel James w. Carroll arc in charge of tho parade arrangements, The pAr- ade orders have been Issued by them, In tho line of march will be repre- sentativos of every voting district In tho city, members of tho town committee and leading republicans from all parts of tho state, Between 400 and 800 automobiles are expected to take part in tho parade.
 The parade orders follow;
 A local parade will Do held In Waterbury, Monday night, August Si, proceeding the general parade comprising units from all towns in the 9th congressional district, in honor of Col, Frank Knox, Vloe- presidential nominee of tho republi. can party,
 Tlmo of starting, 2 p, m,
 Start: Freight and Meadow streets,
 Assembly area-Treight street, facing Meadow,
 Time of assembly, 0;30 to 2 p. m.
 Line Of march: Corner of Freight and Meadow streets, West Main, Willow, Grove, North Main, Vine, Cherry, East Main, Silver, Hamilton avenue, Washington, Baldwin, T,ounsbury, South Main, Washing ton avenue, Bank, Meadow, West Main,
 General Parade
 Delegatlons from out-of-town form in an assembly area on Freight street facing Meadow street, between . and 7;S0 D. m. II
 Tho Waterbury parade will halt when tho head of tho parade ar. rIves at tho corner of Meadow and WeSt Main Stroets.
 The general parade will start at 7:S0 ?, m. |
 The waterbury units will lead the parade and the other congress sionNl district units will follow.
 Route of march: West Main street to Exchange Place to East Main street to Silver street to Ham- ilton Park,
 Local district leaders are:
 1, YalO Matzkin; 2, Walter A. smethurst; 3, Vincent Martinelli; (, Harry Krasow; 5, Albert Wilke; 6, Arthur DuBois; 2, Albert Hum. mell; Q, John M. Burrall; Q, phll- lip Bernstein: 10, Samuel Travel; II, Michael Oallulo; l2, William Camblgue; i3, Floyd Rasmussen: iA, Dennis Carey; iB, Maurice urif- fin; l0, Harvey Dutton: i7, Dom- chic santoro: i0, John D, Crosse: 10, Joseph Howell; 20, William Cur- kia