Norwalk After Two Hundred Fifty Years An Account of the Celebration of the 25
Norwalk After Two Hundred Fifty Years An Account of the Celebration of the 25
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Hose Companies 7, 8 and 9, of Danbury and apparatus.
Drum Corps.
176 Southport Department.
Truck.
Engine.
Hose Wagon.
Drum Corps.
Fairfield Hook and Ladder Company.
Truck.
Drum Corps.
R. M. Bassett Hook and Ladder Company, of Derby.
Drum Corps.
Eureka Hook and Ladder Company, of Bethel.
Mayflower Drum Corps.
Alert Hose Company, of Bethel.
THIRD DIVISION.
Band.
George W. Raymond, Marshal, and Aides.
Thirtv Indians on Horseback.
Float.
Uncas Tribe, of South Norwalk.
Cockenoe Tribe, of Norwalk.
Ko...nckapatonah Tribe, of Bridgeport.
Paugussett Tribe, of Danbury.
Hamonassett Tribe, of New Haven.
Ansantawae Tribe, of New Haven.
Toantic Tribe, of Waterbury.
Powahay Tribe, of Stamford.
Ponus Tribe, of New Canaan.
Tunxis Tribe, of Waterbury.
Monnawauk Tribe, of Seymour.
Delegates from Port Chester and Thompsonville.
FOURTH DIVISION— CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS.
Captain James L. Russell, Marshal, and Aides.
Old Guard Band, of New Haven.
American Mechanics.
John H. Plander and Aides.
Banner and Flag.
Four men in Continental Court Dress, and twelve men abreast in military Uniform, from Danbury.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hose Companies 7, 8 and 9, of Danbury and apparatus.
Drum Corps.
176 Southport Department.
Truck.
Engine.
Hose Wagon.
Drum Corps.
Fairfield Hook and Ladder Company.
Truck.
Drum Corps.
R. M. Bassett Hook and Ladder Company, of Derby.
Drum Corps.
Eureka Hook and Ladder Company, of Bethel.
Mayflower Drum Corps.
Alert Hose Company, of Bethel.
THIRD DIVISION.
Band.
George W. Raymond, Marshal, and Aides.
Thirtv Indians on Horseback.
Float.
Uncas Tribe, of South Norwalk.
Cockenoe Tribe, of Norwalk.
Ko...nckapatonah Tribe, of Bridgeport.
Paugussett Tribe, of Danbury.
Hamonassett Tribe, of New Haven.
Ansantawae Tribe, of New Haven.
Toantic Tribe, of Waterbury.
Powahay Tribe, of Stamford.
Ponus Tribe, of New Canaan.
Tunxis Tribe, of Waterbury.
Monnawauk Tribe, of Seymour.
Delegates from Port Chester and Thompsonville.
FOURTH DIVISION— CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS.
Captain James L. Russell, Marshal, and Aides.
Old Guard Band, of New Haven.
American Mechanics.
John H. Plander and Aides.
Banner and Flag.
Four men in Continental Court Dress, and twelve men abreast in military Uniform, from Danbury.
What to read after Norwalk After Two Hundred Fifty Years An Account of the Celebration of the 25?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Richards Weed to read onlineMoreLess
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