Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-30
COL. GALE PARADE MARSHAL
nittee Aids Appointed Thursday rgieht-Psrade to De a Mile Long.

Colonel Charles W. Gale was ap- pointed grand marshal of the prepar- edness parade which will be held in this city on the Fourth of July, at a meeting of the parade committee held in the common council chamber Thursday evening. The parade, which it Is estimated will be about one mile long. with between 1000 and 5000 people in line, will eclipse all other parades ever held in this part of the state.
 As chairman of the parade commit tee, Colonel Gale presided at the meeting, and reported that he has received word from Is different or ganizattons in the city who will turn out in large numbers.
 The assembly places for the various organizations which take up 15 of the streets in the center of the city areas follows:
 United Polish societies, line face east on North Main. head of Burnham square.
 ourt column face north head at Main
 Knights of Columbus. column face south. head Franklin square
 Loyal Order of Moose, Shetucket street, column face north, head at Main street
 B. B 5o. E.. Park street, column face south head at Main street
 Foresters of America, Ferry street, column face north. head at Main street
 Italian Mutual Benef1t society, Full ler's court, column face north. Divisions Nos. 1-2, A. o. H.. Little Water street. face north, head She
 Norwich Nest of Owls. No. 1896, Main street, face south. head Broad way.
 Citizens of the Fifth District. Cliff street column face west. head on Main stret.
 Young Mems Hebrew Association shetucket street column face north head at Laurel Hill bridge. St. Mary's T. A. & B. society Broadway and Union square. column l face south.
 City and Town government. Broad way, head of column on Main street Patriotic Women. Broadway, face | south in rear of City park
 Borough of Jewett City, at New York. New Haven & Hartford Rail road station, face north. head a Main.
 Parade Starts at 2 Sharp.
 The parade will start at 2 o'clocl promptly and there will be no post ponements, rain or shine. If the or ganizatioEs are not ready to fall in a l their allotted time the line of marcl will proceed just the same. The pa rade will be eight abreast and De tween each division there will be 3 feet of space and there will be al lowed 9 feet between each rank.
 Owing to the pile of brick aloni Main street where, the Norwich Cham Der of Commefce building is beint erected it will be necessary to counte march, making four abreast.
 The Line of March.
 The line of march selected is a follows: Starting place Broadwa, corner, over Main street to BurnhaI square where a swing will be mad back over Main street to Washing ton square. up Washington stree around the Chelsea parade, dow Broadway and in front. of the city ha on the Broadway side His Honor May or Allyn l.. Brown and invited guest Z will review the parade. Dismisss will take place at Union square wher each contingent or organization wi continue to headquarters, thus say ing much confusion as it is expecte
 that at this point the traffic will | ? quite congested.
 D Frank T. Murtha made a motto
 that Colonel Charles W. Gale be al
 pointed grand marshal with power |
 appoint his aides. F. J. King second
 ed the motion and Col. Gale was al pointed. He has selected the follow
 Ing aides:
 N. J. Ayling. Saul S. Alofsin, Joh e Dombroski, Frank Deptuesk, M. 5 Higgins. Eben Learned, T. c. Murph : Bruno Pedace. Seymour DeRusha,