Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-05

The parade formation was as fol- Ows:
 First Division.
 Police Platoon.
 Norwich Letter Carriers. Chief Marshal Col Charles W. Gale.
 Aides to Chief Marshal.
 Tubbs' Band
 City and Town Officials.
 Norwich Patriotic Women.
 The General Committee.
 Second Division. St. NIary's T. A. and B. Society.
 Third Division.
 Norwich Y. M c. A
 Fourth Division. KononnOC Band, New London.
 Loyal Order of Moose.
 Fifth Division. Young Mems Hebrew Association. Norwich Jewish Citizens.
 Sixth Division. Divisions Nos. i and ?, 4. o. H.
 Seventh Division. Norwich Nest, No. 1896, 0. o. o.
 Eighth Division.
 Westerly Band.
 Knights of Columbus.
 Ninth Division.
 Norwich Board of Trade.
 Tenth Divson.
 Mystc Military Band.
 Foresters of America
 Eleventh Division.
 Imperial Band, Stonington,
 Norwich Bankers.
 Professional Men.
 Twelfth Division. Italian Mutual Benefit Society. Giuseppe GaribaIdi Society.
 Thirteenth Division.
 Norwich Pulaski Band.
 United Polish Societies.
 Fourteenth Division. American Band. No. 430, A. F. of M
 B. P. o. Elks.
 Fifteenth Division.
 Plainf1eId Military Band. Citizens of the Fifth (TaftvilIe) Dis.
 trict
 Sixteenth Division, Fifth Company, c. 4. C., c. N. G. Third Company, c. A. C.. c. N. G.
 Dismissal of Divisions. After being reviewed by the mayor the divisions were dismissed as fol lows:
 Divisions l. and marched tc Union and Church streets, clear o- Union square, where they were dis, missed by their commanders. Divisions f, 5 and 6 marched or down Broadway to Shetucket and Lit. tie Water streets, where they were dis missed by their commanders. Division 2 marched south on Broad way to Main, where they were dis missed.
 Division marched through Bath ant Chestnut streets to Willow to Frank lin; Division g marched down through Bath to Frank square; OiN iS.nn Il south on E'-- Way 10 Main and FGrTy streets; Divisions II 'Lo 12 east or Bath to Franklin square. Division 13 marc. sd south on Broad. way to Main, west on Main to suC through Market.
 Division 14 south on Broadway ant Main east on Main to Park street. Division 15 east on Bath to Franklin Division 16 to Bath and Chestnu streets to armory, where they wer' dismissed.
 Letter Carriers Out Strong. The letter carriers were out abou 25 strong and made a very creditablt showing.
 The City and town officials, heade, by His Honor Mayor Allyn L. Brown were there in force. Their banner wa: carried Dy ClLy Cl6rk ArLnUr O Crowell and Sheriff George w. Rouse The general committee in charge 0 the parade followed.
 Women Made Fine Showing. The patriotic women of Norwich representing many local organization and societies, are to be compliments upon their excellent appearance. Thei section was one of the most importan of the whole parade, for their rank demonstrated emphatically that tn women of Norwich strongly favor pre- paredness.
 St. Marys T. A. and B. society, tn Y. M. c. A., Y. M. H. A., Moose, Owls Board of Trade, F'oresters. professiona men and the Elks were out in goodl' numbers.
 Knights of Columbus. White Cross council, No. 13, Knight of Columbus, made a very creditabl appearance, with POS members in lin and headed by the Westerly Militar, band and was frequently applaudei along the line of march for their sol