Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-27
PARADE WILL START
 AT SATURDAY AFTERNOON

Preparations arc about completed for the big ceremonial to be held here Sat urdaS of this weel; by Sphinx Temple, A, A. o. N. M, S., and with possible minor exceptions, tha nlaas now publish ed will be carried out,
 \ very large number of Nobles from Hartford, Willimantic, and towns be- tween win como by . sneeial train. leav- ing Hartford at 1a,so1 Saturday noon, arriving In Norwich ct D. in.
 For the benefit of the many who will ,motes to Norwich, vssfoaa polce-protect- aed parking places have been designated, and suitable signs marking these places have heea prepared, The battle-ground, Lake street playground, and the open space around the N. Y, N, H. 6 H. R. R, Station have b97n chosen. If the vis- itipg Nobles are uncertain of tie loca- tion of these parking places, they should apply to the nearest Boy Scout, about one hundred of whom have volunteered for service, and they will be guided to the desired place. The Scouts, too, will be valuable sources of information con- corning the plans for the day.
 At D. m. the parade. under the di- rection of Grand Marshal James C. Mac pherson. and his assistants. George A. Keppeler and Judge Nelson J. Ayling, will take up the march. Preceded by a platoon of police and accompanied by many bands, the three divisions will fall in, and march from the Masonic Temple doE-n Broadway 10 Main, up Main to Preston bridge countermarch on Main to Washington. up Washington to Chel- sea Parade. around the Parade and down Broadway to the Masonic Temple where the column will disband. After dlsbanding the Sphinx Temple band will play few selections In Union square. Tho reviewing stahd will occupy a commanding position upon the Broadway side of Chelsea Parade, where the Mo- bles will pass In review before Governor Lake, Lieut. Gny-@+9Ampleton, city and town officials, - ds and directors of the Chamber of {,n-umerce. and other dig nitaries.
 After the parade the Nobles will ad- tourn to the armory on Mckinley av- enue, where, following Q concert by the i Sph!nx band ard short business ses- sion. supper will ba served under the direction of Noble William H. Oat. chair. 1 man of the committee on refreshments He expects 10 feed at least twenty-five hundred nobles.
 Then tho real work will commence. At the evening session a small army of can didates, almost one hundred in number will be initiated Into the mysteries of tht ordor.
 As much expense has been incurred 1T the arranging of an affair of such mag nitHde insurance against rain has beer 1 taken out with Lloyds of London, Eng land. Payment of such insurance is bas cd upon the actual measured quantit! of rain which shall fall during the pc riod covered by the policy.
 It Is urged that spectators take ad vantage of the extreme length of th' line of march, and not all congregate ol or near Franklin square, where tn congestion will be greatest. Vehicles also should not be parked on street through which the parade will pass.
 Autos will be provided for nobles wh, are unable to march in the parade i they will communicate with Harry M Clark, chairman of the committee O. ank2ortation.
 It is announced that an information booth will be maintained in Franklin square, Saturday. where information con corning all details of the HaIlote'en cr. ebration will be furnished the visittnl
 nobles and use of this service is urge
 by those in charge,