Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-26
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intended to confer with many lead CTS before he made a. decision. Miss Mabel Orgleman, legislative chair man of the Rhode Island suffrage par ty, talked with the governor and said while he expressed himself as believ- ing special session unnecessary, he was willing to call one if the repub- lican leaders agreed Today, (Thursday) is Welcome Home Day for the soldiers. sailors and marines who served during the great war. The committee appointed for this day by the governor of Rhode Is- land comprised James M. Pendleton, chairman, Charles P. Cottrell. Hon. Samuel H. Davis, Mrs. George Benja- min Utter. Those appointed by com mittee were Lieut.. Col. Arthur x. Nash and George Benjamin Utter. The parade is scheduled to start at 3.30 o'clock and the probable forma- 1 ton will be as follows. Marshal, Lieut.. Colonel Arthur N. Nash. 5sth Ammunition Train. C. A. C.; chief of staff Capt, Donald C. Cottrell, 904thl Infantry; aides. Capt Robert G. Thackerayl C. A. C.; First Lieut.. Geo. A. Stillman, 66th c. A. C.; Second Lieut.. James J. Moore. Inf. tooth Div. Ensign Daniel r. Larkin, U. $. N. R. F.; 'orderlies. Harold D. Critch 1 erson, C. A. C.: Fred H. Barker. Inf. l bugler; Naval Training Station band of Newport; escort of State Guard, | Maj. Everet E. Whipple, commanding | 1st battalion R. l. $. G.. First Lieut. | Company, East Greenwich. R. T.; Capt. l i Howard Y. Allen. commanding, First l Lieut.. Daniel Rowland, Second Lieut.. i Henry E. Cockrell; Second Company, Wakefield. R. T., Capt. Grafton I. Ken yon, commanding. First Lieut.. Charles V, Johnson. Second Lieut. Chesman 0. Childs; Fourth Company. Westerly, +. L, Capt Abraham F. Datson. com nanding, First Lieut.. Henry NJ. Clarke and Second Lieut.. William Mitchell; 1 Company F, Connecticut State Guard, Pawcatuck, Conn.,, Capt. Shelby C.I Nicholas, commanding, First Lieut.. Walter Fitzgerald. Second Lieut.. Dan I iel S. Harrington; Westerly Sanitary Corps. Capt. F. I. Payne, M D.. com manding, First Lieut. Harold Kenyon, M. D.: Submarine Base Naval Band of New London provision battalion; service men of Westerly and Pawca- tuck, Maj. Bourbon A. Bab> C. A. C., commanding; staff. Ma or John Champlin. NJ. C.. Capt. Charles A. Far rell. M. C.; First Lieut. Michael H. Scanlon. M. C.; First Lieut. Harold F. Doyle, D. C.; First Lieut.. David F. Marr, M. C.; Lieut. J. G. Henry L. l JOiiioOIi. 4Nl Ns., U. ko -N. ECcCOHu Lieu tenant Robert NJ. Hiscox. motor trans port Corps: Lydia G. Brown, yeowo- man, first class; Fife B. Crowther, yeowoman, second class. F. A. Mac Donald, Y. M. c. A.; Admiral n rbert o. Dunn, commanding Second Naval District, U. s. N; First Provisional Company, First Lieut.. Harry Russell Burdick, 102nd NJ. c. B.. 18th Div, commanding: Second Lieut.. Godfrey s. Moore. Signal Corps; Second Pro visional Company Second Lieut. Christy Mcconnell, 66th c. A. C., com manding; Second Lieut.. James F. B. Meikle, Engineers, 18th Division; Third Provisional Company, Ensign William McGregor Clark, U. S. N. R., commanding, Ensign Carl V. Brucker, U. s. N. R.: Ensign Raymond H. His COX, U. s, N. R.; Fourth Provisional Company, soldiers and sailors not in uniform, Second Lieut. Edward J. But Ter. commanding.
 ] Line of March-The parade will 1 form at the state armory on Dixon street and will move over Railroad avenue to High street, Grove avenue, Granite street. Broad street and West I Broad street, countermarching at Moss street, down West Broad street to Main, School. Elm. Broad and High, entering Wilcox park on High street | where mplimentary review will be giver to Admiral Herbert o. Dunn, commanding Second Naval District, U. $. N. the town council of West erly, the selectmen of Stonington, the Old Home Week executive committee and the Soldiers5 Welcome Home committee.
 [ Following the review. Admiral Dunn. U. s. N. will present service medals given by the town of Westerly to the men of the community who were in the federal service. There will be a dinner at the corccletion o1 the, parade at the Westerly armory for all those who participate in the parade there will be a dance at S.3( o'clock on Broad street and the greer in Wilcox park.
 Service men in uniforms, accom- panied by ladies' will be admitted free to all the theaters, both afternoon and evening.
 Traffic regulations will be strictl, enforced during parade hours toda! (Thursday). Friday and Saturday b. Chief of Police Thomas E. Brown. Af ter a conference with Councilman Haswell on Wednesday ChieI of Polic
 Brown issued the following traffic reg ulations:
 4' Thursday: Soldiers and Sailors pa
 rade, streets closed to traffic: Railroa
 avenue and Dixon street while parad
 is forming. High street from junctio
 of High and Canal to Dixon square
 all of Broad and West Broad t
 Moss; Main street to School; Schoe
 from Main to Elm street; Granit
 street from Grove avenue to Broa
 street.
 Parking Allowed: On Railroad ave
 nue and Dixon street after parade ha
 left; High street from railroa
 bridge to corner of High street an
 Grove avenue on both sides; Grov
 avenue on both sides; Grove avenu
 on park side only until after parad
 passes; High street from junction
 High and Grove avenue to park CT
 trance on Lower High street: Ell
 street on west side from junction
 Broad, Granite and Elm to scho
 street; yard of c. w. Campbell con
 pany. off West Broad street: Lest,
 street and railroad station yard, Can
 street on east side from Canal ar
 High to station.
 Broad street will be closed to tra
 fc Thursday night from until II. clock from tl.a junction af RrNed ar