The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-03

Schraider. to the fireworks location in back of Brookside Hill.
 Parade orders are:
 Parade Orders
 l. A cordial invitation is eXtend- ed to young and old of Bunker Hill and other communities to particl- pate in the annual Independence Day parade. Prizes for individual and group excellence have been provided. Residents are urged to display the national colorS at their homes. They are reminded that when the flag is displayed flat the blue field should be in the upper left hand corner as observed from the street.
 ?. At 9 a. m. the flag raising ceremony will be held at Bunker Hill school. Scoutmaster Everett West will be in charge. All Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts are request ed to be present. Fulton's American Band will furnish the music.
 3. The parade will form at 9:l5 a. m. The first and second divi- sions will form on Bunker Hill ave- nue opposite Bunker Hill church The third division will form on Windsor street and the fourth divi- sion on Coniston avenue.
 {. The parade will march promptly at 9:30 a. m.
 s. The parade will march in the following order:
 l. Police patrol cars.
 ?. Platoon, Waterbury Fire De- partment.
 3. Marshal and Staff.
 1. Officers, Past Presidents and Committed, Bunker Hill Improve ment Society. The past presidents are: Leon French, Clarence Shad- CT. Edward Real and Samuel Lin- coin.
 First Division:
 1. Fulton's American Band.
 2. Color Guard and Military Es- cort, Lieut.. Fred Nonamaker, com- manding.
 3. St. Margaret's Boys Brigade.
 {. St. Mary Magdalen's Cadets.
 5, Coyotes.
 Second Division:
 1. Bunker Hill Band.
 2. Division Marshal, E. H. Knut- son.
 3. Mems League.
 {. Kings Daughters.
 6. Girl Scouts.
 2. Women's Society of Bunker Hill Church, Float and marching group.
 8. Other organizat ations, not listed.
 Third Division:
 1. Mounted Group.
 ?. Bunker Hill School Drum Corps.
 3. Division Marshal, Ralph B. Storey.
 1. Antiques and Horribles," i" comic and costumed individuals and groups.
 Glass A-Boy or girl with pet ani- maj. lead or carried.
 Glass B-Small float such as dec- orated doll or baby carriages bicy- cles small carts etc.
 Glass C-Famous characters of history, fiction. stage, screen, radio or present interest.
 Glass D-Characters of the fun- nies.
 Glass E-others not classifying in above groups.
 Special note: All who march in the third division should report to the division marshal, giving name and character represented.
 Fourth Division:
 l.. Division Marshal, Fenton Niver.
 2. Decorated automobiles.
 3. Floats.
 6. Line of march: Bunker Hill Church, Bunker Hill avenue, Wood- run street, Pierpont street, Grand- view avenue, Bunker Hill avenue, Watertown avenue, Newton terrace to Bunker Hill Church.
 '. Reviews: The parade will be reviewed at the residence of F. A. Wells, l64 Bunker Hill avenue. Leaders of marching organizations will salute and their organizations will execute "eyes left" while pass ing reviewing officials.
 6. Dismissal: All organizations and groups will be- dismissed when they reach Bunker Hill Church. "Antiques and Horribles" are re- ouested to stay in line until dis- missed by the division marshal so that the judges may have an op- portunity to identify and classify ell prize winners.
 9. Parking regulations: No park ing on the following streets from 8:30 q. m. until the parade Is over: Bunker Hill avenue from Fire Sta- ton to Woodruff street, Woodruff street from Bunker Hill avenue to Pierpont street, and on east side of plerpont street. The cooperation ag all concerned will be appreciated.
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