Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-31

The following acted as members of the marshaIs staff: Representing the Civil war, Timothy Quinn Spanish war, Lieut.. Jeremiah Mccarthy; World war Lieut.. James J. Lee; U. s. navy, Charles W. Hill. In charge of automobiles and trucks, Capt. J. B. Paulhus The order to march was given at 2.1O o'clock, the line of march being up Main and West Main streets to Wfllimantic cemetery where the parade halted and the Civil war veterans and other veteran l organizations were escorted to the head | of the line. The G. A. R., escorted by the police, moved to the center street of 1 the cemetery, the remainder of the pa- rade deploying at the extreme eastern end of the cemetery, moving in line of skirmishers across the cemetery to the 1 extreme western end, decorating all sol diers' graves.
 Following the decorating of the graves, l the order to fall in was given and the procession resumed it's march to the city, various sections falling out at designated l points. Members of the G. A. R. were escorted | to the headquarters in the town building, where lunch was served by Francis S. Long Woman's Relief corps, No. 2s.
 The Y. M. c. A. drive for S1s,0oO got off to a good start Monday and returns show interest on the part of residents of l the city. At the meeting scheduled for this Wednesday, evening at the Cham | Der of Commerce rooms the first financial reports will be announced to all team members. The work of canvassing has been divided into four groups-industrial. neighboring towns, foreign population and l general. Chairman of the committees l Td ,rrf a--oI nittees have been announced as follows: Industrial chairman, Charles Hill; mem bers. A. c. Rouxs w B. Knight, Frank Larrabee, c. s. Pollard. OdeH Chapman Charles w. Alpaugh, Walter Alobe, P, H Sherman, Louis Kingsbury, L. M. Hart son, Ray Harris, John Reilly and Harry Branch neigl1boring towns, chairman
 Frank R. Custard members. H. c. La, threp, Louis A. Kingsbury, A w. Blu chanan. A. W. Buchanan. IT,. Samue
 Chesbro, Charles L. Beach foreign popal
 lation, chairman, George B. Gilman
 members, A Leiss, William Haddad, o Ogazelak, J. Sadeski and O Johnson = f The city has been divided into fou 2 I divisions, each division having five team i as follows: Division A, chairman, Charie
 W. Hill; team captains, Robert C
 Branch, Ernest c. Whidden, Albert N ' French, David Noxon, Charming Morrill,
 division B. chairman, Mrs. John NJ Ga # ger; team captains, Mrs. George E. Hfr . man, Mrs. M. c. Stearns. Mrs. George I ~ Gilman, Mcs. R. R. Porter and Mrs. ( l. Arnold division. c, chairman, James l Fullerton; team captains, A. C. Ror
 James P. Mustard, Valentine L. Murph, ' l Nelson A. Daniels and Harry W. Star :" dish; division D, chairman, Jay M. Shel ' ard; team captains, Ge5rge S. Elliot II Harry s. McCready,s James P. Bat = George A Bartlett and Harold A. Wi
 Hams.
 5 Brief Notes.
 Y On Main street Tuesday afternoon du
 ing the Memorial day parade a Chevroll a car and a Reo truck bumped. Neitht
 car was damaged to any great extent. k Miss Frances N. Farrell, daughter James F. Farrell of Park street, who 7ls d been confined to her home because of il l ness, is improving.
 e Following the parade Tuesday, the
 M. c. A. threw open it's doors to all pa tioipants in the parade, An attracti, r. feature of the open house was the swin l. ming pool, and not a few of the marcH
 CTS took advantage of the cool Wata
 after the long march under the hot SUI if Open house was continued at the uni
 late into the evening.
 te A truck loaned by the American Three
 company, decorated with signs ad0ertI
 ing the Y campaign for $12,000; v. ? driven about the city Tuesday afternoo