New Britain herald., 1919-09-17
B|G TRACTOR GUN
 WILL BE FEATURE Saturdays Parade Plans Now Being Perfected by Committee MARSHAL ISSUES ORDERS

There Will Be Many Floats in Pro- cession, As Well As Other Marching Organizations.
 Tonights meeting at the Chamber of Commerce will practically wind up all preliminary work leading up to the big celebration parade in which 3,7O0 service men as well as members of numerous societies and organizations and school children will take part
 Big Gun Is Secured. Citizens of New Britain may well feel proud of the untiring efforts of Senator George Klett. If it had not been for the senator the city would never have been able to secure the TO- ton tractor and gun that will be brought here for the soldiers division in the parade. The committee appoint ed to secure these had practically given up all hopes of securing them. A. P. Marsh got in touch with Senator Klett who i2 turn got in communica- tiOn with Senator Brandegee and the result is that the tractor and the gun were shipped from Port Newark, N. J., yesterday and are expected here Fri day morning. The men who will be in charge of these will be entertained by the reception committee.
 Marshal Issues Orders. w. c. Hungerford, marshal, has is- sued the following orders reative to the forming of the parade and the line of march;
 Divisions should be in position at 9:30. Parade starts at 10 o'clock a. m. sharp, Saturday, September goth. Line of march-F'ranklin Square, up Main to East Main, to Hartford avenue, countermarch on East Main to Main, up Main to Broad, to High, to Lafayette, to Main, up West Main, through Court of Honor to Walnut Hill park.
 Aides will be H. $. Tallard, George K. Macauley, Maxwell s. Porter, How ard Wilson, Joseph Hal1oran, William F>innegan, William Jackson, Harrison BRstol. Division I. Maxwell S. Porter, aide in charge. Form on South Main street, right resting on Whiting. Police escort. Marshal and aides. Hatch's Military band. Colors.
 Company M Home Guard. Committee. War Bureau. George Corbin Commandery. Y. w. C. A. float. Red Cross float. ., Division IT. William Jackson, aide in charge. Form on Whiting street, right rest | ing on South Main. Continental Drum Corps. D. A. R. float. Knights of Pythias. a-Float. b-Degree team. Odd Fellows. Women's Relief Corps float. Conn. Telephone Go. float. Division III. Joseph Halloran, aide in charge. Form on Bassett street, right rest ing on High school
 Governors Foot Guard band. School children and floats.
 Boys Club band.
 School children and floats.
 Y. M. T. A. & B. Drum Corps. School children.
 Division ".
 H. S. Tallard, aide in charge Form on Pearl street. right resting on Franklin Square.
 City Band. F,lks.
 American Drum Corps.
 Spanish War Veterans.
 o. U. IA. M. and P. O. A. Valiant Review, Ladies of the Mac cabees
 Red Men and Daughters of Poca- hontas.
 Day Nursery float.
 Y. W. c. A. float.
 Fire department.
 Division V.
 George K. Macauley, aide in charge. Form on Park street, right resting on Elm.
 Kiltie band.
 Clan Douglass.
 Sons of St. George float
 Daly Council, Knights of Columbus float.
 Society St. Jean Baptiste.
 Y. M. T. A. & B. society float. Italian societies
 Division VI.
 Harrison Bristol aide in charge Form on Elm street, right resting on Main.
 Universal band.
 Polish Sacred Heart.
 Lithuanian society.
 Division VII.
 Howard Wilson. aide in charge.
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