Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-08
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The parade tonight (Monday) starts from the town hall at half past seven The women will meet at the town hall and will be given taei- positions in the line by F. D. Ballou and William John- ston. The men are to meet at the coI- ner of Soule street and Railroad av- enue and their line will be formed by U. NJ. Carpenter and Azarie Dayon The boys will form at Haven and Sons store. They will be led by Boy Scout John Chadwick and aligned by John Post and H. George Wilcox. The automobiles will rest on Mathewson street and will be in charge of E. A. Faust and F. H. Gilbert G. H. Prior and Robert Wilbur will have charge of the embems Red fire will be distributed by H. Gordon Willis, Ar thur Stebbins, Norman Parkhurst, Eli Lague. B. R. Gardner, k. J. Giry and Prentice Chase. The line will be headed by the police followed by the marshal the mems committee. Tubbs band, the wo- mans committee and the women. the newly elected republican officials. the men, the boys. and the automobiles. It has been decided not to ask the chil- dren with ponies to ride in the parade. as it might prove hazardous on account of the band music and red fire. Owners of automobiles have been asked to dec crate with tops down, aE far as possi- ble The line eff marcn will be fro ! i the town hail. lp Soule street. down Man, through Sylvandale lo the Beal. countermarch, up Main ,nfougs Ncl il | Main to Palmer avenue to East Main i down Tracy avenue. down Tracy avenue, up Mathewson. down Green, through Me ] hoped that all buildings along the line of march will be lighted. The invitation | is general. to halp make the parade a l grand one, and back up the promoters
 Funeral services for George W. Blake
 were held at his home on North Main
 street. Rev. NJ. D. Fuller conducted tho
 services. Mrs. G. H. Prior sang Home
 of the Soul and Tenting Tonight The
 vooms were filed with relatives and friends, five members of the Grand Army being present The casket was drapeC
 with the American flag surrounded b! flowers. Burial was in the Jewett Citl cemetery. Rev. J. W. Payne assisting ir
 the service. The bearers were Deacon. J
 E. Philips. Deacon D. l.. Phillips. Dea
 con I. B. Palmer. Jr., and Deacon Chas
 T. Armstrong.
 The funeral services for William Potts
 94 were held at the home of his son, Johl
 Potts, Friday afternoon. The service were private and Rev. J. II. Aldrich off
 ciated Burial was in the Jewett Cit cemetery. The bearers were John Pott:
 Jr.. Ralph Stott. James Keen and Reg
 inaid Potts. There wore flowers iron
 the members of the family and Undaunt
 ed lodge. No. 34, K of P.
 Mir. Potts was born in England He 1 : survived by two sons. Albert and Joh Potts of Jewett City. His wife die !, eight years ago.
 ' Mrs. Jarley's Wax Works. Rioux hal Q Tues. s ?. m. Everybody come.-adv. s Mrs. F. L. Kanahan. Mrs. F.. R Faust. Mrs. F. c. Whiting. Mrs. Geore L Babcock, Mrs. Ida B. Ladd. Mrs. A. A 1; Brown, Mrs J. E. Phillips. Miss Wat :; Stetson and Mrs. Charles T. Armstron l. were in New London to attend the Stat ? D. A. R. convention.
 Dorcas circle of the Kings Daughter t meets Tuesday evening at Mrs. J. I D Tracy's. l. Miss Anna Littlefeld left Fri1ay i spend several weeks with relatives 5. Concord. N. H.
 Rowland's Jazz band, Armistice nigh