Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-15
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

and it was stated on Wednesday that
 the stock is selling well.
 The incorporators are E. M. M. Mar l
 Tor, Arthur H. Walters. Clarence Sal-
 mon. Warren Root. Harold Stone, J.l Leslie Tanning, F. A. Chase, Charles E. Ennis, all of the town of Brooklyn; Peter Chabot of Wauregan, Charles A. Downs of Goodyear. c F. Williams, Fred W. Wood of Danielson and Louis $. Barstow of East Killinkly. The first meeting of the stock holders has been called for May 20.
 1t has been recommended by officials | in charge of Fridays big parade that l each float be identified by some mark 1 CT and each organization by some ban 1 ner that will aid the thousands Of l spectators in identifying the place in Killingly it comes from and what it
 represents Unless this is done the spectators will lose much of the sat- ! isEaction of watching the spectacle l and the originators of many good 1 ideas that will be demonstrated in the l parade will lose the credit for their | own home villages.
 | Arthur M. Keith, of Eastford, was shaken up and somewhat injured on l Wednesday forenoon when he was | thrown from a wagon in which he was 1 riding when it came into collision with 1 hydrant that is set in the square where Furnace and Franklin streets l meet. He was attended by Dr. George I M. Burroughs, who afterwards said l that Keith was not seriously hurt.
 Keith is employed by the M B. Tool l company and makes his home with Melvin Wood and family.
 If the prediction of L. A. Bradford, | syo cbo af ho of E,1-i- | days parade, is correct there will be nearly mile of these attractive ex- l hibits in line tomorrow. Some of the ,I floats will be really beautiful, and will embody ideas that have been prize | winners in peace parades in some of I the largest cities of the country.
 Principal E. R. Warren is busily en-
 gagged in seeing that Killingly high ,i schools part in tomorrow's big cele-
 bration is a creditab1e one. The school , will have a float and a marching body of students in the parade and also l will decorate the building, at the cor !. ner of Broad and Cottage streets. Grand Marshal E. L. Darbie issued T Wednesday the following orders per taining to the formation of the di- visions, their dismissal and other fea- ; lures of Fridays parade:
 Order No. ?.
 i. All automobiles taking part in the
 parade will form on Morin avenue North street and Westfieid avenue and side streets adjacent to the above : mentioned streets under direction o1 A. M. Thompson, marshal of the au. tomobile division. who will assign the various automobiles to their places ir , line. Automobiles from the different
 villages will be in sections by them l ls l fire apparatus and those carrying of
 | fcials of the parade will be allowed il 7 any division except the Automobile } Division.
 9 ,. The Automobile division win star
 at 2.30 o'clock, sharp. and proceed Q down Main street, through Eas Brooklyn to Fairview, so- called, count [ crnarch back to the corner of Mair
 and Franklin streets where it will hal | and wait for the main parade, wher the rear of the main parade has passet s the junction of Main and Franklin e streets the automobile division vii I take it's place in the rear of the pa n rade and stay in the parade until dis l missed. No automobile which enter T the parade will he allowed to leav,
 until the dismissal of the parade. eI 8. The First division will form ol s North Main street a short distance : northerly of Morin avenue. The Sec
 ond division will form on Connection e Mills avenue facing Morin avenue
 When Morin avenue is cleared of au d tomobiles the Second division vii Y move through Morin avenue to Mail n street and halt, and will fall in pa rade when the rear of the First divi Q sion has passed Morin avenue Tn o Third, or Goodyear division will forn n on Lewis boulevard. When the req c of the First division has passed Levi = boulevard the Third division will pro Il ceed down Main street to Morin av Q enue and halt until the Second di e vision is in line. It will then follow Il the Second division down Main streel
 The Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Sevent B, divisions will form in numerical or r der on Main street in the rear of tn ei First division. Aides will designat $ to the nlarshals of said divisions tn = points where the head of such divi t sions shall rest. Said divisions wi 5. proceed down Main street to Levi - boulevard where they will halt unit . the Third division is fully on Mai = street They will then follow tn 5. Third division. The Eighth divi. = sion will form on Judd avenue facin # Main street. The Ninth division vii - form on Connecticut Mills avenue an
 Mechanic street facing Morin avenue oi It will then follow the Second divisio @ up Morin avenue to Main street. l