The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-12
Guest Of Legion At State Capitol
 Tomorrow
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Continued from Page One.) hIs ch1ef of staff; Comte de Cham orun, diplomatic representative; Col onel Frank Parker. U. S. A, honorary aide; Major de Mierry, aide: pr. An dre, physician to the marshal; captain Rene LHopital, aide; Lieutenant de SSoupoyran, aide; colonel Francis Drake, Past commander Paris Post. American Legion; Hanford Mac N1der, national commander, American Legion.
 Telegram Received.
 The telegram announcing the stop here followS:-
 Utica, N. Y, Dec Il, 1921. Thomas J. Bannigan,
 National Vfce-Commander,
 American Legion, Hartford, Conn.
 Last day of Marshal F'och's schedule just at this moment confirmed He will arrive in Hartford at tweIve-two, jutant Louis H. Taylor.
 forty This is absolutely the best we have been able to accomplish. Please acknowledge receipt Montreal care of Foch's special train.
 ALTON T. ROBERTS.
 Thomas J. Bannigan, Earl D. Church and Clarence w. Seymour, commander of the Connecticut De pertinent, American Legion, will take the $40 train tomorrow morning for Springfield, arriving there at 1925, and will board the FOch special on It's arrival, to extend the formal greet = Captain Bannigan and Colonel Church are members of the national reception committee of the Legion. Seymour joins them as the head of the Con- necticut department.
 Trfcolor and Old Glory.
 Mated with Old Glory above the beautiful building will be the tri- color of France, for this morning the governor will issue a proclamation allowing the flying of the flag of the ,I,1s T morrow. A statute makes it illegal to fly a foreign flag except by permis- sion of the governor This morning, too, the governor will send invita- tions to ex-governors and others to assemble in his office at a designated time tomorrow that they may pay honor to Marshal Foch. Transporta- ton will be provided for the dignitaries from the Capitol to the old State House, where the formal in- door exercises will be held. All Veterans Wanted. The executive committee of Rau- Locke Post of the American Legion met in the State armory yesterday afternoon to make arrangements for | the welcoming of Marshal Foch- Com mander Michael F. Owen presided and l a committee of arrangements with Vice-Commander Frank J. Reynolds | as chairman was named. The other members of the committee are Vice. l Commander William J. O'Nei1 and Ad- ! Martin.
 Report at ii A. N It was decided to ask all eX-service men, regardless of whether they be- long to the Legion or not to assemble at the State Armory at Il o'clock to- morrow morning to participate in the standing parade to welcome the marshal. As many as can do so are requested to appear in uniforms. but, with or without uniforms, the ex- service men are urgently requested to | be present. The Legion men will carry post and department banners, and the colors
 A reception committee from the post which includes all of the officers, and the executive committee, was named to meet the train and greet the marshal. The committee includes: Commander Michael F. Owens; vice Commander Frank J. Reynolds, Vice Commander William J. O'Neil, AGju- tant Louis H. Taylor, Treasurer Lyle N. Rapelye. Chaplain Rev. Henry F. ] Cassidy, John l.. Purcell. pr. Paul | Waterman, Dr. B. H. Allen Earl D.