Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
EWEn CITY

1T the Weatherman hands out fair day Monday' the borough will do the rest There is plenty of enthusiasm and every body seems to be determined to do bis Dit to make Memorial day of 1920 a grand and fitting success The line will form on Soule street, the right resting on Man. On the march down Main street a nalt Will be made at Slater library, where the ceremony of unveiling a marker will lake place. Here there will he an ad- uress and song arranged by the D. A. R Then the Lower Jewett City, St. Marv's ana Baptist cemeteries will be visited in turn, where graves will be decorated At the Baptist church pr. G. H. Jennings Inc marshal of the day, will halt the line and with squad of 12 will decorate the graves in the Baptist cemetery. After these offices are completed there will be snglng and an address at David Hale Eanning park which will be delivered by Rev. James B. Aldrich, pastor of the Methodist church. Following this will be 'h edlnner in St. Mary's church hall
 The formation of the parade will be as follows: Band, Grand Army, American Legion, Spanish War Veterans, Sons of Veterans, Daughters of Veterans. D. A, R., Woman's Relief corps, Red Cross. | clergy, town officials. borough officials, children of schools of the town
 The following notices have been sent ont to every member of the American Legion and it is believed there will be response ] to a man:
 1 At special meeting held May 24, it l was voted to meet at the Legion rooms l Sunday, May 3oth, at 6.30 D. m, stan 1 dard time, 7.30 D. m., new time, and from there march in a body to attend the Me morial services held at St. Mary's Catho- 1 lie church on the same evening" It was l also voted to wear uniforms at the Me morial day parade, which forms at a m, new time, Monday, May 31st, in from l of the town hall. Come for the parade even if you haven't a uniform Be pres ent Sunday night and Monday morning
 as the success of the parade depends or
 the number of ex-service men who at
 tend. Bring along any eX-service ma1
 who will march. If you are unable t,
 march Memorial day, notify secretary a once.
 JOHN T. BARRY, Secretary. The Memorial day address will be de lvered by Rev. J. J. McCabe at St
 'Mary's church Sunday evening at o'clock, standard time. This is a publi
 meeting, to which every patriotic perso
 has been invited, to do honor to the heroi
 dead of all wars
 Rev. James B. Aldrich will occupy tn
 pulpit at the Methodist church Sunda
 morning. Subject, The Message fro1 Above. Epworth league at 6; leade
 Mrs Aldrich. Topic, Being Good Con
 rade. Talk by the pastor on Apostoli Christianity at '. The meeting will clos in time for all to attend the union Mt
 morial service at St. Mary's church. The pastor, Rev. Clinton B. Andrew will preach at the Congregational churc Sunday morning. Miss Ethel Fiske wi E lead the Y. F. s. c. E. at 2. Topic, B, ing Good Comrade. Ample time will I given at the close of this service for a k to get seats at the union service address ed by Rev. J. J. McCabe at St. Mary church.
 Subject of the message to the Juniol at the Baptist church will be A Brigl Pin to the Seniors, A New Universe New Heaven, New Earth-The Posses ors of That World. Y. P. S. c. E. at 61 .i At T, evening service topic of sermo
 Mothers of Yesterday, Today and Tomo row. Rev. M D. Fuller. pastor.
 Fl Miss I. l. Foster is at home after n long visit in Brooklyn and Washingto
 D. c. Miss Fosters sister in Brook,
 has been very i'll.
 Fl Mrs. M. D. Fuller and Mrs. A. ]
 Brown have been delegates from t H Baptist church to the annual meeting t the Baptist Foreign Missionary socie \ fthe New England district. = f MT and Mrs. H. E. Paul and Miss Pa
 are in Middletown for Memorial ds
 guests of MT. and Mrs. Arthur H. Stric
 land. @
 Pickerel gre biting finely in the 10,