New Britain herald., 1918-12-04
NO PLEASURE CARS
 IN PARADE ON SAT.
Decorated Floats Will Be Only
 Motor Driven Vehicles

] AS the result or 8 large nuInDeF or 1 inquiries which have been received, l. the committee on floats for the Brit l ish Day parade wishes to announce l that it has been decided not to enter passenger automobiles in the process sion However, the committee wishes l to have it understood that 1t appre- l ciates the courtesy and interest of l those who have volunteered their paS senger cars for this purpose, and, further, the committee wishes to state that it would be glad to have those people cooperate in the matter of decorating the trucks which will be used for floats.
 All of the factories in the city have made arrangem ents to contribute one or more very elaborate floats. How ever, there are a great many trucks owned by individuals in the city who have not yet been heard from. The float committee is very anxious that every person owning 8 truck which can possibly be spared for the parade
 this week Saturday be placed at the disposal of the committee. If the owner of the truck cannot make ar engagements to decorate it himself, the float committee is prepared to attend to this.
 In order to make it easy for those who wish to assist in making the pa rade a huge success, the executive
 committee believes it advisable to publish the names of the chairmen of
 the various committees and also the
 names of the men on the general committee. These names follow and
 full information concerning the pa
 rade may be obtained from them:
 Executive committee, E. Allen Moore, chairman; finance committee, c. F. Smith, chairman; music com
 mittee, Prof. c. B. Matthews, chair
 man; publicity committee, P, N. Case,
 chairman; decoration committee, D.
 NcMillan, chairman; band committee,
 Steve Robb, chairman; entertainment committee, Mayor Geo. A. QuigIcy,
 chairman; float committee, A. P.
 Marsh, chairman.
 General Committee:-E. Allen
 Moore, chairman; Patrick Salata,
 Emanuel DiNonno, Peter Suzio, James
 Lacava, Salvatore Maietta, Angelo Paonessa, Prospero F'rancolini
 Joseph Beloin, Dr. M s. Dunn, N, E.
 Mag, A E. Aisenberg, Joseph M. Hal
 loran, P. F. King, James M. Curtin,
 Harry KeVOrkian, W. F. Mangan, Baba Jones' Timothy O'Brien, Frank
 Riley, B. F. Gaffney, P. F. McDon-
 ough, P. J. Murray, James Grove, Peter Crona, Ralph Britton, Fred F.
 Harmon, G. B. Matthews Joseph
 Beebe, John Gerdis, James Heally,
 William Squires, J. B. Turton, W. W. Bullen, A. E. MagnelI, Joseph Lamb,
 C. F Smith, Samuel Magson, William
 Spittler, Frank Traut, Fred Rackliffe,
 Walter Williams, John Sloan, Daniel
 J. Waddell, Arthur Rutherford, H. v. Camp, Andrew TurnbulI, Alex Gordon,
 Howard Trimbell, James Ma cArthur
 John Hamilla, Joseph Owsiak, John Tomaszewsky, Dr. Julius Hupert
 Anton Chernowski, Anton Cieszy nski
 Klemmens Kalowski, Fred Wrinkle,
 Morris D. Saxe Stephen Robb, Harold
 Jones, F'rew Watkins, ugh Miller,
 Charles Parsons, D. IcMiIlan, Will
 jam Middlemass, G. TT. <imball, James
 Cochrane, pr. T. E. Reeks, David Niven, John Blake, Arthur Kimball,
 William Blair John Drummond, Bur
 ton Mercy, T. w. Mitchell w. Cowli-
 shaw,A E. Church, c. H. Clarkson, F.
 E. Coleman, Geo. E. Whatnall, A. A.
 Slaney, A P. Marsh, W. Broadley
 Fobain F. Johnson, Chas. Glover, w.
 T. Farley, Albert Shaw, Geo. T.
 Jones. Charles Sauka, Joseph Malosz-
 ka, Anth ony Makalauskas, Paul
 Montville, Edward Parker, Emile Char1and, John w. Hemingway, s. H. Wood. Rev. V. Grikis.
 Polish citizen committee:-Re~. L. Bojnowsl1i, Joseph Kloskowski, JEhn BlejewsSi, Wojciech F1is, Teof1I Bao- narczyk, Jan Kowalczyk, Ignacy Niksa Piotr Wrobel, Wladyslaus Godlewski Andrew Widlak, John Zamojski Anthony Milewski, Apoli- nary ,Nowak, Stanislaus Ogonowski, Stanislaus Rzezniak, Frank Galka, Anthony Gorzl<a. Pawel Kowalczy1, Leo Bojnowski, Anthony Andrulewicz.