Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-17
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

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 Ladies' Guard of Honor Union St. John Baptist Society. Children of St. James School Float: Greek Society of Danielson. Connecticut Mills, Division. t,
 Mounted Escort)
 Kilties' Band, of Worcester Girls Battalion in National Color Cos
 tunes
 Float: Connecticut Mills Honor Roll Float: Connecticut Mills Night Weaving Department. 4 Float: Connections Mills Day Weav- ing, Department.
 Float: Ox1Cart, Connecticut Mills Boys and Girls clubs.
 Groups representing Periods of U. s. History: Puritan. Revolutionary, Civil War, World War Float: Connecticut Mills, Historic and
 Patriotic.
 Decorated Touring Car, D. E. Jette
 Goodyear Division
 Mounted Escort
 Goodyear Band
 Charlie Chaplin Monster Service Flag. carried by girls
 in national costume
 Thirty-five Service Men Aeroplane Model, borne by young la
 dies.
 Goodyear Girls Club Float: Goodyear Cotton Mills. historic,
 patriotic, artistic Large Flag Carried by Twelve Girls Boy Scouts Band. Fall River
 Troop Boy Scouts Float: Camp Scene, with Soldiers and
 Salvation Army Lassie Float: Goodyear Baseball Team Goodyear School, bearing large ban ner with Winged Foot"
 Goodyear insignia.
 Warren Drum Corps. Putnam
 Sixteen Service Men
 tDayville Division !,
 Q. V. Girls Club. Dayville Float: Assawaga Woolen Company
 Float: Dayville School
 Float: Welcome Home
 Float: School Children Attawaugan- Ballouville Division Agent C. H. Truesdell in Decorated
 Car
 Attawaugan Band Monster U. S. Flag. with 20 Men car
 rying
 Girls in Costume . Float: Red Cross Nurse, Wounded Soldier, Mounted Gun and Carriage ;. Float: Stffragists: we Serve Home and Country, and Without Vote" " Float: Indians in Camp Scene
 .s.2 Mounted Men
 Three Floats
 Attawaugan Automobile Section
 Ballouville Band Red Cross Girls bearing Monster Flag Danielson Fire Department CChief A. P. Woodward. Assistant Chief
 James Gartland) Captain Putnam Engine Company
 Minnetexit Hand Engine General Putnam Steamer Company
 No. Hose Company
 Hook and Ladder Company
 Capt. Putnam Auto Punper
 American Band, Willimantic
 Floats Division (L. A Bradford. Decorated Car) Business Mems Association r., Jacobs Manufacturing Company
 ,s Wounded Soldiers
 Civic Federation
 Rose of. Lima. K. of c. x Connecticut Chronological Dept. Danielson Cotton Company
 Quinebaug Store Church Clothing Company Camp Fire Girls Kilhngly High School $. \. E. Telephone Company Daughters Of the American Revolution Salvation Army i Danielson Graded School The sKennedy Corporation Woman's Relief Corps Danielson Baptist church. The parade, from it's beginning to it's end. was a mass of flaming color, the flags and colors qf the allied nations sharing in the display of the Stars and Stripes. ..t-.. The service men, close to the head of the line and led only, by the staff and escorting troops were tumultuous- ly received along the entire route They were showered with confetti an1 varied colored streamers, and near St. James church flowers were strewn in their path. much the same as was done centuries ago for returning Ro- man gladiatoEs. s'5 :s.t;-t. Occupying ear that was next after the service. men was Rev. Victor Faure, NJ: S.. in the French, Canadian and American service for follr. and, a half years, an infantryman in the French army for more than two years and winner of the CroiX Du Guerre and cited for the American Distin- guished service cross. Father FNaure is an assistant at St, James church. With him was Corporal Carl Ander- son, 102d infantry. still suffering from wounds received lover there" veteran of the Spanis-American war, Mexican