New Britain herald., 1923-09-07
Line DR. March FOR
CONVENTION PARADE
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company and band: North side OF
East Main street, facing west, head
so feet east of Elm street.
Spanish War Veterans: North
side of East Main street, facing west,
rear of Governors Foot Guard.
4-Hartford Scottish Highland Pipe
Band: East side of Elm street, north
of East Main street, facing south,
head at East Main street.
5-Organizations of Service Men
not affiliated with The American Le-
gion: Elm street, north of East Main
street. rear of Scottish Pipe band.
6--102nd Regiment Band: West
side of Elm street. north of East
Main, facing south. head at East
Main street.
Visiting American Legion Posts
Nos l to 40 Tin numerical order). Elm
street. north of East Main, rear of
102nd band.
S-Yisiting American Legion Posts
Nos. so to 9S lin numerical order)
headed by Philharmonic band. Spring
street, facing south, head at East Main
street.
Eddy Glover Post No. 6, Amer
lean Legion, and band: Summer
street, facing south, head at East
Main street.
1o-Automobles: Summer street,
facing south, head rear of Eddy
Glover Post.
11--police, motorcycle or automo-
bile.
Review of Parade and Ceremonies
l. When the head Of the column
(platoon of police) marching. north
on the return march through Main
street, reaches the intersection of
West Main street. the column will
halt
.. The marshal's section of the
column will move forward until the
platoon of police has cleared the re-
viewing stand, the section will then
halt.
3. The marshal and aides, Ameri-
can Legion department commanders,
honorary marshal and his honorary
staff will enter the reviewing stand.
4. The column will then resume
the march.
s. When the head of the escort
division reaches the intersection of
West Main street with Lexington
street the escort division will form
line on the north side of West Main
street with it's right resting at Lex
ington street and will be brought to
,"present arms" during the march past
of the veteran division.
6, The veteran division will march |
I'D West Main street. receive the sa-
Lutte from the escort division, enter |
Lexington street and thence to Wal |
nut Hill park, preceded by the pla-
toon of police.
7. short ceremony will take |
Mace at the bandstand in Walnut Hill |
park.
8, The commanding officer of the
division will direct his units
into proper formation, colors and
standards massed
Q. short speeches will be made by
the governor, the retiring department
the newly elected depart
ment commander and the honorary
marshal.
10. At the conclusion of the
sneeehes the "Star Spangled Banner
will be played by the 1920 regiment
band which will conclude the cere-
mony. -,
~. The various units will then
nroceed to designated points for
luncheon. ,,
Members OF the tG9th regiment, A
National Guard. will be guests OF
women from Catholic parishes at
,,ncbeon at the Elks home after the
,arade. The general committee con-
siets of Mrs. w. w. T. Squire, chair
man. Mrs Harry c. Brown. Mrs. nj.
smith and Miss Esther McCaoe'
-omm ittees from the churches are;
st. Joseph's Nchurch-Mrs. F. %.
RUSSELL chairman; Mrs. John lgo,
Mrs. Michael Harmon, Mrs. James {
III cary. Mrs. Thomas Hinchliffe. Mrs
" r. Mangan. Mrs. Samuel Hinch- ,
life. Mrs. Charles McKeon. Mrs. A. !
I McGill. Mrs. Harry C. Brown. Miss
esther McCabe, Mrs. Michael Conlon I
ind Mrs. John e. Downes- /
st. 1Iary's church-Mrs. Mary t. $
-rean, chairman; Mrs. William For :
ythe. Mrs A. E. Monsees, Mrs. J. e. i
Tarr. Mrs. Thomas j. Smith, Mrs. Nj. /
eahv. Mrs William J. Noble aud I
Mrs. John E. r. Keevers.
ST. Johns church-Airs. John Tar
ant. chairman: Mrs. VI. Campbell.
frs. NJ. T. souney. Mrs. ]. Peterson. s
frs. Daniel H. Coughlin. Miss Mary d
lark and Mrs. May Wilcox. a
The committee believes that women 0