Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-29
CITY IN HOLIDAY DECORATIONS IS
 AWAITING MYSTIC SHR|NER'S PAGEANT

Decorated as 1t has not been for any event since the 25oth anniversary of the founding of the town, Norwich is await ing the arrival today (Saturday) ot Shriners from all parts of the state to participate with the local Nobles in the Halloween ceremonial and pageant Of Sphinx Temple, Order of the Mystic Shrine.
 Practically every building in the bus mess part of the city displays abund- ant decorations in the national colors, the court house is gay with flags and bunting, and the Masonic temple on Broadway is decked from sidewalk to dome.
 Interspersed with the national colors are the red, green and yellow of the Shriners with the scimeter crescent anu star. a reminder to the nearly 100 can didates of the mysteries that await them In their toilsome travels over the hot els over the hot sands of the desert. All that is needed now is fair weather to crown the day with success. The pravers of the faithful were arising Fri day night that this might be bestowed upon them.
 General Chairman and Grand Marshal James c. Macpherson with his other committee has practically completed the arrangements for the biggest spec 1 tacle of it's kind ever held in the city. The pageant will be one of the most pleasing ever sven in, Norwich and it i is planned that there vii be at least 25oo in line with many attractive fea ! tures There wi be four bands and the drum and bugle corps from Palestine 1 Temrle of Providence. The floats. or which there are 15, will be real works ! of art and will be the most beautiful | that have ever appeared on the streets of Norwich.
 ! The places of formation for the three divisions of the parade follow: First di- vision vii form on Broadway in front | of Masonic Temple, second division on Union street with it's right resting on l Central Baptist church and the third ldvi1on on Chestnut street extending well up the street Every man in the line of march is asked to he in his llace of for nation not a minute later than 2.3o O. clock
 | Chief George Linton of the police force urgently requests the merchants of the city to assist his department in not allowing the parking of machines on the restricted territory. On Broad way. from Willow street to Main street. and over the entire length of Main street there vii, be allowed no parking whatever Parking of ma
  ton street It's entire length will be al lowed as well as on the easterly side of Broadway north of Willow street. As the parade passes any point these regula- tions then will be cancelled automatical- ly and the regular traffic rules of the city streets enforced. The parking rules for this day will be enforced commencing at 9.3o o'clock and will be continued in force until after the parade has passed
 Parade Formation.
 The parade formation is as follows
 First Division.
 Platoon of Police.
 Marsha, Noble James C. Macpherson. IMarshaTs Committee-Nobles William
 H. Dat, Howard L. Stanton, J. A. Fer.
 ruson, Charles A. Gager, A. s. Com
 stock Clinton F. Lane. Archibald
 Mitchell, IT.. Harry M. Clark. Charle: l. F. Lee, F. Allen BidweH,. Robert B
 Mather, Peter S. Wilson, Frank D. Davis
 Sphinx Tempe Band, Director Thomas
 W Morgan. Noble H.h W. Schriver !. drum major.
 Potcntate and Divan on Float. Sphinx Temple Patrol. Norwich Division of Sphinx Temple. l Nopta W NIltldH stevens, Aides, 'obles John Scott, AEson R Grover. Dr. F. R. Jones. Lieut.-Gov. Templeton and Mayor LeroI on Float Sphinx Temple and Visiting Nobles.
 Palestine Temple Band of Providence. Potentate and Dvan of a'estine Tem
 pie of Providence, and other Poten tates and Officers. on Float.
 Patrol of Palestine Temple.