Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-28
NORWICH MOOSE TALK
 OVER PARADE PLANS
Members of Local Lodge 10 Partiei-
 pate in New London Celebration.

Frank B. Hazard, secretary of Nor wich, Conn, Lodge, No. 950, l.. O. O. M, George Moles, past dictator, and Fred Dubriel, inner guard of the lodge attended a meeting of the New Lon don lodge on Wednesday evening when plans for the big Fourth of July pa rade to be held in New London were considered.
 There will be fourteen. floats in the rarade. The Moose float will have the old degree team with the old uni forms and behind the float will march the new degree team with the new uniforms, They will be followed by the members of the Norwich lodge and Moose from ,2a-,ielson. owned by Dan ielson lodge. The Moose will appear in soft shirts, white soft hats, white tie. dark pants and shoes.
 The parade. will start at 2 o'clock sharp and the divisions will form in line at 1.15 o'clock The Norwich boys will leave in the 1115 trolley. The formation for the parade has been comp1eted and is as follows. Grand Marshal. Mayor F.. F. Rogers. Aides: Chief of staff, Col H. S. Dor sey. c. 7. G.: adjutant Captain Bur rows, c. N. G.: ouartermaster. Cap tain tain. H; H Bell, C N C.: military Col. P. IT. Morgan, Home Guards Ell>s. Thomas F. Donohue: Portuguese society, Joseph Silva; Hebrew society. Reube's Iubchansly: Moose. Charles r.. Booth: Italian society Clan Came ron. etter Carriers. Teamsters. Red Men, Knights of Columbus. David A. Connors: Hibernians, City Flag Bearer George l.. Benham.
 First Division, Federal Senior Omcer Comma ding. Army. Ma
 WY, Coast Guard Ma jors n. W. Lanouette
 Battalion Second Regiment, Conn.
 Infantry, C. N. c.
 Ambulance
 Second Division, State.
 Major M. F. Paine. c. N. G.
 Band
 Tenth and First Cos. C. A., C. N. G.
 Home Guard. 10 Companfes
 Red Cross
 Ambulance
 Third Division, City.
 Marshal G.. c. Avery and Staff
 New London Fire Depa rtncnt
 Ambulance
 Fourth Division, Industrial. Henry R. Bond. Jr.. Commanding
 Automobiles
 Ambulance
 Fifth Division, Civic. Marshal William l.. Davies and Staff
 Ambulance
 Sixth Division, Automobiles Marshal and Aides
 The First Regiment of Tierney Ca dets. under the command of James A. Mcdonald, II companies of boys, will be in line in the Fourth of July pa rade. St. Mary's Cadets of New Lon don. three companies, A, B and C, 130 members uniformed; St. Joseph's Ca dets, Company H. Of New London with 25 uniformed: St. Patrick's Ca dets. Company D, Mystic. with 3s uni formed St. Joseph's Cadets, Company F. Noank. with 20 uniformed: Sacred Heart Cadets, Company r. of Groton, with 23 uniformed: Father Mathew Ca dets. I. J. K. l., of Norwich, with 21o uniformed, and St. Mary's Tierney Cadets Drum corps of New London with eight uniformed and eight boys carrying a stretcher, will take part in the parade.
 The cadets will meet at St Mary's school yard at 12.30. Company A will be in command of Captain Wilfred Contures, Company F. of Captain Ed ward McEnaney, Company c of Lieut.. Frank Geaglone. Company D of Capt August Inderdohnen. Company F of Capt. Cornelius Robinson, Company F of Captain Angelo Appeceli, Company H of Captain Donald Blain, Company I of Captain John Fitzgerald Com pany of Captain William O'Brien, Company K of Captain Edward Me Weigh and Company l. of Captain Raymond Fitzgerald.