Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-01
GREENEvnLE PARADE FORMATION

ANO OE LAs OE T AANA<D
 Practically all arrangements for the big Fourth of July celebration in Greene vile have been completed with the pos sible exception of few minor details which will be cleared up at a meeting of the committee this (Friday) evening.
 Line of March.
 The parade is to start promptly at 10 o'clock on Fourth of July morning and bids fair to be the largest celebra- tion Norwich has seen since Old Home Week in 1909. The line of march will be from Prospect street up Central ave- nue to the junction of Central avenue and North Main street. countermarching to Seventh street, down Seventh to North Main and then to Sixth street; up Sixth to Central avenue again passing the reviewing stand for the second time so that the judges may have another opportunity to see the features in the parade for which prizes are to be award | ed. After passing the reviewing stand the floats and fire companies will proceed from Central avenue down Fourth street , where they will be dismissed The re- mainder of the parade will continue to | Hickory street to Prospect street where | they will halt in front of the home of o. | W. Carpenter at 63 Prospect street where the patriotic exercises will be held. The parade will form on Prospect i street near the new St Mary's church,
 with the head of the line resting there. The automobiles will rest. facing on Prospect street, as also will the Jazz Band. Section No. will rest on Pros pect street in close formation with the
 other sections immediately in the rear.
 All school children and the children of the county home will assemble in the
 Greeneville school yard ready to start
 for their place in line not later than 9.30 o'clock. The Cootie band. horribles and freak vehicles will ass semble at tht corner of Prospect street and SixtH street and all floats and fire companie. will go up Sixth street to Prospect whert . they will be met bv the aids and escort ed to their places in line.
 ) Patriotic Exercises.
 At the conclusion of the parade tn patriotic exercises will take place nea y the co.ner of Hickory and Prospec street at the home of O. W. Carpenter
 Rev. c. H. Ricketts, pastor of the Greene y vile Congregational church, and Rev
 Williant A. Keefe pastor of St. Mary
 church. will deliver patriotic addresses
 Miss Theresa Fitzgerald will recite Tn ' History of the Flag and in conclusio 8 eiANA 44' 1oldCAASuSC Nlln the accom- . paniment of Tubbs' band will sing Tn D Star Spangled Banner. The public is in T vited to assemble at this point immedl 0 ately after the parade.
 e Mayor Herbert M. Lerou, members n the court of common council and tn
 Judges, of the parade features are to ot - cupy the reviewing stand which is to h Il located between Fourth and Fifth street > on Central avenue. The mayor and tn l, common council and judges will assembI e on the lawn of the residence of Fran l. Galligan at the corner of Fourth an I. Central avenue
 Prizes Offered
 The prizes for the parade features al :, as follows: Floats-frst prize, SIS; SC, I. ond prize, s1o; third, s5; best decorate n automobile-frst s15; second, SIG 'e third, s5. Horrible groups-(two If more)-First. .s15; second. SIP: thir ,I ss; fourth, s5 Individual horribles-
 First. s7: second, s5; third. s5 Bicycl
 First, s5; second, sS; third, s2.