New Britain herald., 1917-04-18

Lithuanian hall at p. m.) and vari- ous other associations, organizations
 and societies.
 | Marsllal's Orders. ] Parade for America Day. will form
 at 2 p. m., Thursday, on Franklin Square and adjacent streets. Philharmonic band at Rockwell l school with His Honor, the mayor, and members of the city government, 1 right resting at Rockwell avenue, City Guards, Home Guards, Corbin Com 1 mandry, P. O. s. of A., and other uni- formed bodies on the left. G. A. R.. in carriages and all other bodies in carriages. O. U. A. M., and others designated on the left,
 American Drum, corp with Spanish War Veterans and Boy Scouts form l on the west side of Franklin Square. 1 High and Grammar school scholars ! and St. Matthews school form on Bassett street, right resting at Frank
 lin Square, with American band. i Elks form on North side of Pearl
 street, with Colts band right resting at 1 Franklin Square.
 l Moose and Eagles form on south
 side of Pearl street, facing Franklin l Square.
 Kitty band and Clan Douglas form 1 side of street.
 Universal band with designated so- cieties form on South Main street, right resting at Franklin Square.
 T. A. B. Drum corps, T. A. B.'s. 1 Knights of Columbus and Hibernian societies on North Glen street, Kens- 1 ington Drum corp and Tierney Cadets
 and St. Mary's school, right resting at Rockwell avenue.
 l United Lithuanian societies and
 Italian societies on Glen street, south of Rockwell avenue, right resting at Rockwell avenue.
 All other societies will form as op- portunity offers, on Franklin Square and adjacent streets.
 Each society will appoint a marshal and said marshal will please report to the grand marshal at City hall at 10
 a. m. Thursday, for instruction
 w. w. Leland, H. S. Tallard, How
 ard l.. Platt, and William c. Hunger
 ford are hereby appointed aides and
 will be obeyed accordingly.
 Other parties appearing on horse
 will be given a place as honorary aides.
 't (The above is subject to change). ! By order of ' ALFRED L.. THOMPSON,
 Marsha Location of Schools. The following stations are assigned for school of elementary grades: East Street school and Stanley | school, on East Main at Hartford avenue corner; Smalley school. or Fremont street facing North street , Osgood Hill school, on Broad street a Sexton street corner; Bartlett school , on Broad street at Sexton street cor i ner; Lincoln Street school, on en P trance to Park facing west, Mair , street and opposite Cedar street Camp school. on Grand street, fac . ing Arch street; Monroe Street school ], on Hart street facing Arch street
 Northend school, on Winthrop stree
 facing Arch street: Smith school. o,
 High street facing West Main; Opei Air school, at High school building , Rockwell school yard, Kensingtol street; Burritt school, Burritt schoo , yard, East Main street; Elm Stree
 school, Grammar school yard. Elaborate arrangements have beer : made by Chief of Police William J :. Rawlings to adequately handle traffic the expected big attendance and tn . numerous details connected with hi F department in connection with to 3 morrow's Wake Up America" cele t bration. Personally, he will head tn l platoon of police that is to head tn parade. The platoon will be com y prised of Policemen Gustav Hellbere } John l.. Carlson, Patrick Quirk : George Moffitt, William F. Murphy : Hanford w. Dart, Gustave Litke !. Patrick Howley, Michael Massey an : George Ellinger. :. In charge of Sergeants Theodor !. ] Johnson, George J. Kelly and William y c. Hart, there will be an extra detai n of men on street duty. Those assignee f are Policemen Frank M. English s Michael J. Cosgrove. Clarence Lam