The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-24
Greatest Military Pageant Witnessed
 In Years Arranged
Appearance of 2OSth Regiment Among Many High lights PIanned-General Orders Posted Today;
 Final Committee Meeting Tonight
tain Joseph DiPietro:

tain Joseph DiPietro: Platoon of Police; Platoon of Fire men; U. s. Coast Guard Band: De- tachment of U. s. Marines; Detach- ment of Sailors; U. s. Submarine Base; Governors Foot Guard Band, End Co.,; Governors Foot Guard End Co.,; 208th Coast Artillery Band 20Sth Coast Artillery A. A. Regi- ment: Local Units of State Guard.
 Second Division Aides - Francis Orencole, Michael Giordano, Edward Scholey: Fulton's American Band; U. s. Spanish War Veterans with Aux iliary); Veterans of Foreign Wars (with Auxiliary); Disabled Amer ican War Veterans; Yankee Divi- sion Veterans (with Auxiliary: Jew ish War Veterans, Florio-Post Ital- an-American War Veterans; Sly vester Stokes Post, Lithuanian American War Veterans; Polish War Veterans; British War Veter- ans; Italian War Veterans; Cana dian War Veterans; American Red
 Third Division Aides Raymond Burke, Joseph Brophy:
 Gentile's Boys Club Band; All Civic Community and Fraternal Organiz- ations; Mounted Units; Floats.
 Fourth Division Aides - Wallace J. Inglis, Joseph A. Brenneis:
 The American Legion Auxiliary, Department of Connecticut; Drum Corps; Third District; Second Dis- trict; Fifth District; Fourth Dis trict; Seventh District; Sixth Dis- trict; First District.
 Fifth Division Aides - Charles w. Melville, Wal ter Munson:
 Sons of the American Legion; Drum Corps; Squadrons to form &C., cording to membership standing.
 Sixth Division Aides - Captain Ellis Phelan, Gun mar Schlander, Frank Me- Cam:
 The American Legion, Department of Connecticut: First Section Walter Hickey, Commanding; Drum Corps; Fourth District. Second Section - Thomas Marine, Commanding: Drum Corps; Second District Third Section - Louis BlaSchick, Commanding; Drum Corps; First District. Fourth Section - John c. Confrey commanding; Drum Corps. Fifth Section - Harold G. Smith, Commanding; Drum Corps; Sixth District. Sixth. Section Benjamin Gra- ham, Commanding; Drum Corps; Third District. Seventh Section - Victor Werdelin, Commanding; Drum Corps; Seventh District. Eighth Section Joseph A. Hackett, Commanding; Drum Corps; Corporal Coyle Post No. Colors will Be Massed at Head of Sixth Division.
 3. LINE OF MARCH
 Freight Street to Meadow street, Meadow street to Grand street, Grand street to Bank street, Bank street to Exchange Place, Turn left at Exchange Place on South Side of Green circling Green to North Main street and Exchange. Place Turn left at Exchange Place to East Main street, East Main street to Hamilton Park. 4. FORMATION
 Formation will be in column of fours except when Platoon formation will be used at the discretion of each Divisional Marshal.
 5. DISTANCE BETWEEN ELE- MENTS-
 (a) Between Division, 70 paces (b) Between Sections, 20 paces Co Between Units, 10 paces 6. REVIEWS
 The parade will be reviewed by His Excellency, The Governor His Honor, The Mayor, State and City Officials, Distinguish ed Guests and Gold Star Mo- thers from a Reviewing Stand in front of the City Hall on Grand Street.
 2. UNIFORM
 All participating in the parade are requested to wear the uni- form of their service, or ot their organization, including Government or State awarded Medals. In lieu thereof uniform civilian dress may be worn. 8. DECORATIONS
 All citizens of Waterbury arc requested to display the Na- tional Colors, especially those whose homes or places of bus mess are located along the route of the parade. g. VETERANS
 World War Veterans not af-