Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-05

lavishly studded with red peoples with little May Adams in the heart of a red poppy on the top, with a red poppy par asol.
 Winner of the third prize was the ear of William 4. Pitcher. driven by Charles R. Williams, IL was completely covered with oak leaves with the American Rag worked in flowers on fae side and a shield on the front. In the car were MT. and Mrs. Williams. Emily. Jessie and Margie Hill. Hazel and Robert Evarts, Miss Viola Hill.
 Otto Zahn had a prettily decorated car in white with festoons of red and the national coiors.
 Another attractive car was that of Paul H. Zahn which was in white and purple wistaria with a, 17T6 Liberty Bell in red, white and blue on the front.
 One of the features of the parade WIS the float showing the Strand Beauties of 1921, William Riordan and Tom How arth. in ballet costume dancing on a platform on l.. C. Prentice's automobile. He was in Chinese costume. The auto carried the signs. Why Boys Leave Home and Every Pose a Picture.
 Humphreys jazz orchestra of four pieces had piano mounted on an auto truck and played music selections slen !
 
 full dress suit was the conductor.
 sweeney's Circus.
 Swyna Covkag CSweeneys Circusl wal feature of the parade that created many a laugh as it passed along. IL wal huge animal cage with stout iron hsri and seated within with trusty shotgun resting across his knees sat the dayinI animal trainer (Jehn Swesney). Hi ferocious beasts of the vilas were thFei little inoffensive rabbits The driver o | the circus was Daniel Bowen. This val a United States Finishing eampazy en try.
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 Two local hits that created no litti amusement along the line of march wa the reproduction of the city hall witl clock and everything On the side val of the miniature city hall was a sigl bearing the inscription Moving Day | Moving the City Hall to Greeneville. The city hall was drawn by William Pearson dressed as a Chinese coolie. Tn other hit was large barrel of FaiFview Stony Brook and Bog Meadow water | drawn along on two wheels by StaRle, MulSins dressed as a hobo. On the bar rel of water was the sign Moving Day Moving the City Reservoir and Wate Board to Greeneville."
 Another feature in the group horrible was the bride and groom on their va from the church in an antiquated coac drown by two mules and driven by Ear Browning as coachmsn. The coach va gaily decorated and bore such signs 2 Just Married and Lovers Since Chiidhoc 1 Days. The coach was in fine state preservation with the exception that was minus floor, and the occupant Maurice Looby, as the buxom bride. ar John W. Mckinley, ss the lamb besr led to the slaughter. were forced to wal where the floor ought to have been.
 A number of the hits in the hcrr bles were on prohibition. One boy dre along coffin with the words, We Mour the Death of John Barleycorn, Died 1sl One dissipated looking female CD ca ried a placard with the wordE John hi gone but the moon shines still.
 A man with bottle siunE on b hip by a string had these words on a placerd: The sun shines east. the sS ' shines west. but the moon shines tn o a cellar best Another expressed these SC . timents: The Funeral of John Barieycor 7 not lost or gone. but in a rich mar cellar.
 The cootie band of twenty piec q which discoursed sause amazingly inhs e monious sounds carried at its head d sign reading Water Bored Harmo @ Cootie band.