Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-17
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border and world war,
 4 group of MeGregor corps. W. R. C., members. goWned in white, wear ing red sashe3 and carrying national flags made q pretty picture.
 Heading the striking group of Dan- ielson Girls club members. prettily arrayed in white gowns with green trimmings. were Mrs. L. E. Kennedy and Mrs. Marjorie Hamilton riding in a prettily decorated carriage, their own gowns the same as other mem bers of the Girls club.
 The-1. o. 0. F. float was symbolical and won much applause along the line. In the Polish section was group of women wearing the pretty native cos tune white skirts with black bodice | and chic garnet hats.
 The St. John Baptist society made a splendid showing and one of the izations was the Ladies Guard of | Honor, uniformed and executing intri- cate marching formations.
 The float of the Greek society of | Danielson was a remarkable concep-
 tion.. and was eheered everywhere | Service men of the race who went from Killingly were on the float and a number of pretty. girls wearing. the
 ancient and classic Grecian costume. ! The float bore an inscription: ITO i Our Victors."
 Supt Amos Morin and Employment l Manager W. E. Reach, both mounted, rode at the head of the Connecticut Mills section, which was one of the most interesting of the parade. Agent 1 Obidiah Butler marched ahead of the organization of which he is so justly proud. After him came the kilties ] band Clan Scott. of Worcester, the most picturesque organization in the 1 line, cheered continuously for the l grand showing and excellent playing l A battalion of girls of the Connec- l ticut mills marching in close forma-
 ton, some gowned in red, some in blue and some in white, made a pretty pie ture.
 The first of the floats in the Connec- 1 ticut Mills section bore the company
 honor roll and a laurel wreath in
 memory of two employ i Smith and Nicholas Papaylemberris-
 who made the supreme sacrifice. The
 the copany's men who were in the
 service.
 Other floats of the company were {! typical Of industry, in which it is 8
 leader ;one float had an old time spinning wheel sin operation. An OK
 cart float, with children of the mills I boys and girls clubs, A. P Burns, in
 charge, made hit. as the children
 sang all along the route, and got a tremendous cheer from the service linen when the float was halted at the reviewing point on Broad street to
 permit the children to sing Home 1 Sweet Home to the boys that were the
 khaki over there and over here.
 Another handsome float in the Con.
 necticut mills section was one ar ranged after colonial design, witt
 columns, and symbolic of America, it. \ patriotism and it's traditions.
 The Goodyear division was enthusi
 astically received all along the route
 One special attraction was the Bo!
 Scouts band, 80 pieces. of Fall River
 The Scouts were gr~aJ. both as play
 CTS and as an attraction. They play
 ed at the park later and were royall,
 received.
 Agent Robert W. Boys and othe
 representatives Of the big company a Goodyear were at the head of tn Goodyear division. A big applaus winner for Goodyear was the mono plane model, carried by a group 0 pretty girls charmingly gownet members of the Goodyear Girls clut A group of other floats in the Good i year section all merit detailed de scription, which space will not perrni but one that particularly caught tn fancy of the crowds depicted a cam
 scene with a group of soldiers gath
 cred about one of their beloved Salva ton Sars. The DayvilIe Girls club made a unusually attractive showing and th