New Britain herald., 1922-05-25

the hill on his way to New Britain
 from Meriden, but struck Mir. San born when the latter was making the
 turn. Neither of the machines were badly damaged.
 Prepare Line of March. The line of march for the Memorial day parade was decided upon at the meeting of the Memorial Day com mittee held at the Peck Memorial li- brary in kensington last evening.
 George Green will act as marshal. The parade will begin at the kensing ton Grammar school and will pass by St. Pauls church to Upson's corner. From Upson's corner the line of March will be down New Britain road to Main street and from Main street past the American Paper Goods fac tory to the monument near the Ken sington Congregational church.
 The parade will probably he head ed by St. Paul's Y. M. Y. A. & B. drum corps The marshal and his aides will follow. Others to be in the parade will be the color bearer of the American Legion and members of the local post; members of the Italian Tripoi society: the Boy and Girl Scouts: veterans of the Spanish Am erican war and the Sons of Veterans as well as the c. A. R.. men. The school children will also be asked to march in the parade.
 Harry Mckeon, chairman of the flag committee reported that 35 dozens of flags have been ordered and will arrive in town before next Tues day. w. w. Pagan was appointed chairman of the transportation com mittee and Miss Josephine Murray has been added to the committee.
 Plans were also made to have everyone meet at the Kensington Grammar school at o'clock, daylight saving time, Tuesday morning. An effort will be made to have the par ade start at 9:15 o'clock sharp.
 Miss Marjorie Moore, chairman of the finance committee stated that to date S10 had been raised in Ken sington. No reports were available from the East Berlin and Berlin dis tricts. Because of the illness of Par don Hickey Rev. S. A. F'iske was asked to take charge of the solicita- tions in Berlin.
 Urged to Hang Flags.
 Members of the general committee urge all people along the line of march to have as many flags as pos sible on display Memorial Day. Houses in all other parts of the town , o1Cn ac. fo same day.
 To Invite Clergy.
 The secretary of the committee was instructed to write each clergyman in he entire town an invitation to be present. at the exercises and to kindly made an announcement of the affair in l lis respective church on next Satur- lay morning.
 To Decorate Graves.
 The members of the committees which have been appointed to decor ate the graves in the various ceme- cries in Berlin have decided to do | his work on Sunday and not on Memorial Day.
 Bills Out For TaNes.
 Arthur Woodruff, town treasurer, tated this morning that the bills for l he Worthington Fire district tax of ! hree mills have already been sent out. The tax is due this month and an ef- ort is being made to collect the money within the required time. The ax which is being collected covers he expenses for the installation nd upkeep of the street lights.
 May Day Festival.
 A May Day festival will be given lnder the auspices of the Berlin Motherhood club on Friday evening f this week at o'clock. daylight aving time, on the lawn of the com lunity house grounds.
 The committee in charge has found necessary to begin the program at o'clock so that the out GOT exercises will be finished before usk.
 This is to be an old fashioned May lay festival with the crowning of the lay queen, a dance by a group of tile milk maids and boys, a dance y the Highlanders and the winding the May pole. Miss Grace Harper f Hartford will give several spring lme dances. The program will close with songs