The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-29

and auxiliary
 Waterbury chapter, Disabled War Veterans
 Casper Davis post, American Legion and auxiliary
 Woodrow Wilson post, American Legion, and auxiliary
 Second division:
 St. Joseph's Fife and Drum corps David Fannick post, Jewish War veterans and auxiliary
 Florio post, Italian American World War Veterans and auxiliary: Sylvester J. Stokes post, Lithu. anian Legion, and auxiliary.
 Lord Kitchener post, British War Veterans, and auxiliar.
 Canadian Legion and auxiliary.
 Italian World War Veterans.
 St. Thomas drum corps.
 St. Thomas Boys Brigade. St. Margaret's Boys Brigade.
 Third division:
 Mattatuck fife and drum corps.
 Boy Scouts.
 Sons of Veterans Of World War.
 Sons Of Veterans Of Corp. Coyle post, 4, L.
 Gold Star Mothers in autos.
 Women's Relief corps in autos.
 Daughters of Union Veterans in autos.
 Assembly Areas
 Orgarizat tons will form in asserl. ply areas as follows: First divisifl: Head at West Main street facing south on Holmes avenue. Second d. vision: Head at Holmes avenue, along West Main street to Central avenue. St. Thomas drum corps and brigade and St. Margarct's brigade. head at Central avenue, along flrth side Of Green to Y. M. c. A. Third division, facing south oil Central avenue, head at West Main street.
 While in assembly areas and marching thereto, organizations are requested to interfere as little as possible with trafiic. Tn case f g fire alarm during the parade, the column will halt and move to the right of the street. Marching will be resumed at the order of the parade marshal.
 The parade will halt at the Freight street bridge for the exercises Of the United Spanish War Veterans. The parade will be reviewed by Mayor Vincent A. Scully and city officials as 1t passes the reviewing sctand in front of the city hall. The marshal and his staff will review the parade at the entrance of Library park. The parade will be dismissed in Library park at the conclusion Of exercises at the Honor Roll.
 Parade headquarters will be es- tablished at the corner Of West Main street and Holmes avenue at 8:45 a. m. All members of veterans organizations are urged to march in the parade as a mark of respect to departed comrades and demon- l stration of Americanisn. All are re- quested to wear the uniform of their service or of their organiza- ton, including government or state awarded medals and decorations, Civilian dress may be worn in lieu of uniform. World war veterans who are not affiliated with any vet erans' organization are cordially irl- vited to march with the veterans organizations in the first division.
 All organizations will march in formations specified by their com manders. The distance between divisions will be 90 paces and be- tween organizations, 10 paces.
 No colors, other than the national and post standards will be permit ted in the parade.
 When the parade arrives at Li- brary park, the colors will be as- senbled west of the Honor Roll and will be massed on both sides. Repre- sentatives of each organization with wreaths. will assemble west oi the colors. Aides will be present to escort them to the Honor Roll foi the placing of the wreaths. | FRANCIS w. oRENCoLE.
 Marshal