The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-10

to place at the base OF the tablet
Of all local youths who answered II
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parade, line Of march and par
ticipating divisions are as follows:
Orders No. 1
/. BY authority Of the general
Armistice day committee a parade
will be held on Saturday morning,
November II, 1889.
2. Initial point: Corner Of Holmes
avenue and West Main street.
3. All units In the parade except
the National Guard will form on
Holmes avenue. The End Battalion,
102nd Infantry will form on West
Main street, facing west with the
head Of the column at the initial
point
4. Time: The parade will form at
I9:45 q. m. and will march promptly
at 1000 a. m.
5. Line OF march: West Main
street, Meadow street, Grand street,
Bank street, North Main street, West
Main street on north side Of the
Green, Church street TO the Honor
Roll in Library Park.
8. The parade will march In the
following order:
Head Of Parade
/. Platoon Of police.
2. Platoon Of firemen.
g. Marshal and staff preserve off,
cers).
First Division
/. Fulton,s American band.
2. Commanding officer End Bat
talon, l02nd Infantry, @. N. G. and
staff.
8. End Battalion Headquarters
Company.
4. Company e.
5. Company F.
8. Company q.
Z. Company H.
8. Medical Detachment.
Second Division
I. Division Marshal, Fred Seidel.
2. Caspar Davis Post, A. l.. Drum
Corps.
8. e. H. Liscum Post, U. 8. w. "
4. Wheeler Young Post v. F. w
5. Corp. Coyle Post, A. l.. Drum
Corps.
8. Corp. Coyle Post, A. L.
z. Caspar Davis Post, A. L.
8. william Wilson Post, A. l..
o. Washington Hill Drum Corps.
10. Waterbury Chapter, Disabled
American Veterans
IL. P. G. Vigneulles Post Yankee
Division Veterans association.
~. Stanislaus Drum Corps.
10. David l.. Fannick Post, Jew
ish War Veterans.
IA. Florio Post, italian World War
Veterans.
IS. st. Joseph's Drum Corps.
l6. Sylvester Stokes Post, Lithu-
anian Legion Of America.
II. Mill Plain Drum Corps.
10. Lord Kitchener Post, British
War Veterans.
10. U. s. A. Waterbury Post, Can
adam Legion.
20. Waterbury Chapter, Italian
World War Veterans.
q. Brass City Girls Drum Corps.
%. Corp. Coyle Squadron, Sons Of
the American Legion
%. Auxiliary Units, not marching
with veterans organizations
"a. Gold Star Mothers Gin auto
mobiles).
Third Division
/. Consolidated High School
Band.
2. Waterbury Council, Boy Scouts
Of America.
8. st. Margaret's Drum Corps.
4. st. Margaret's Catholic Boys
Brigade.
S. Other patriotic and civic Or
ganization
7. While In assembly areas and
marching thereto, organizations are
instructed to avoid interference with
traffic. In case Of fire during the
parade. the column will halt and
move to the right OF the street until
the fire apparatus has passed.
8. The parade will be reviewed
by Hon. Patrick M. Perriello, Mayor
OF Waterbury and city officials as 1t
passes the reviewing stand at the
city Hall. The paraded marshal and
STAFF will review the parade at the
corner Of Church and Grand streets
just prior to dismissal.
8. Dismissal: The parade will dis
miss at the Honor Roll at the con-
clusion Of the exercises. All units in
the parade are expected to attend
the Honor Roll exercises. Each unit
will be assigned its place by Colonel
William j. Shanahan. All national
and post colors will be massed for
the ceremonies. All musical organ
izations except Fulton's American
band will cease playing upon enter
ing Library park. The honor roll
exercises will start at II a. m.
10. All veterans and members of
auxiliaries, patriotic and civic groups
are invited to march. Veterans are
requested to appear In uniform, If
possible. Medals and decorations
should be worn on the uniform or
civilian coat as the case may be.