New Britain herald., 1922-11-09
NINE DIVISIONS IN BIG PARADE
 HERE ON ARMISTICE DAY
Command to March Will Be Given by Marshal Pease at 2:3o p. m.-List of Participants.

General instructions for the Armis- tice Day parade were issued this morning by Major Maurice Pease marshal, following meeting of the parade and float committees held at City Hall last evening.
 The float committee reported that 17 organizations have signifed their intentions of entering a float in the parade on Saturday. They are the Senior High school, Junior High schools, elementary schools, state trade schools, Jr. o. U. A. M, Junior Achievement, Knights of Pythias, Y. M. c. A., Y. w. c. A.. Daughters of the Revolution, Woman's club, Girl Scouts, United Italian societies, Knights of Columbus, Boys club and the Elks.
 Aides will report to Marshal Pease at2 o'clock sharp in front of the Am sErican Hardware .corporatioh office corner Of Franklin Square and Park street. Nine Divisions in Parade
 There will be nine divisions in the parade instead of seven previously mentioned. The instructions as issued by Major Pease are as follows:
 The parade will form at o'clock and will move promptly at 2:3o.
 The first division will form on Franklin square with the head at Park street
 The second division will form on Park street with the head at Elm street.
 The third division will form on Pearl street with the head at Franklin square. '
 The fourth division will form on Franklin square east with the head at Pearl street.
 The fifth division will form on Franklin square west with the head at Pearl street.
 The sixth division will form on Rockwell avenue with the head at Bassett street.
 The seventh division will form on Elm street with the head at Park street,
 The eighth division will form on Bassett street with the head at Frank lin square.
 The ninth division will form behind the eighth division on Bassett street.
 Line of Divisions
 First division--Platoon of police, headed by Chief Hart; marshal; as- sistant marshal and aides. Philhar- nonic band, national colors, allied | ,olors, Company H. 16eth infantry, c. | \. G.. Captain Ashley Griffin in com nand. city officials, headed by Mayor Angelo Paonessa.
 Second division-New Britain fire headed by Chief Noble.
 Third division - Universal band, | Tribe, Order of Red Men, | italian societies, Assyrian societies.
 Fourth division Plainville drum | ,orps, Lithuanian societies, Ukrainian ,and, Ukranian societies. Uhro- Rus ian societies.
 Fifth division - American band | loats, St. Jean Baptiste society.
 Sixth division--Polish band, Polish 
 Seventh division--Kiltie band, Clan Douglas, Y. W, c. A., Fraternal Order If Eagles.
 Eighth division--Y, M. T, A. & B. rum corps, Spanish War veterans, c. |. R. Gin automobites.)
 Ninth division - sEddy-Glover post and, American drum corps Welfare workers, Ex-servicemen and ex-serv- ce women, headed by Alfred H. Gris- 7old and the following aides---Mason }. Andrews. Eliot K. Burr, Raymond 'rost, James F. Rogers. Disabled vet rams In automobiles.
 Line of March
 The line of march will be--Franx- n square to Main. to Broad, to rove, to Lafayette, to Main, to West lain. to Court of Honor, to Park. assing around the park where the arade will be dismissed.
 Men in uniform will come to right
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