New Britain herald., 1923-05-24
PARADE IN MORNING
ON MEMORIAL DAY
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square AZ Hisn a, m, tdaslight saw
ing timel,
Parade will move promptly at Il
o'clock a, m,
Parade Formation
Platoon OF Police
Chief Hart In command
Chief Marshal
Frederick Y, RtreeteT In auto,
accompanied by Col, 4, l., Thompson
Acting Marshal
Theodore Johnson, chief ofstaff
Aides
H. G, jackson, Roy Ensminger,
Fred Fldisehauer. John Moloski,
Ike Hills
Philharmonic Band
Edward Lynch, leader
Company "H"-Maehine Gun Co,
Capt, u, T.. Dunn, commanding
Co, "M'-IIeadquarters 60,
LIST Lieut.. Walter o, Cook,
commanding
and DIVISION
American Drum Corps
Patriotic Organization
Girl Scout Unit
Roy Scout Unit
aRD DIVISION
American Legion Band
Y, J, DiITronzo. leader
Eddy.Gloyer Post.
"colors" massed
Firing Squad
Commanders and Past Commanders
nf an rigaau
organizations
Capt, Alfred Griswold. commanding
Members of the various
oN-servioe mems organizations
Disabled veterans In autos
Sons of Veterans. G. A. II.
George II. Wells. commander
with Stanley Post, II, G. A. II. -
$, II. Wood, commander
in automobiles
Line of March.
From FRANKLIN Square up Main
street to East Main street. down East
Main street TO Olive street. TO Small.
Icy street. to 'airview cemetery,
where exercises will be conducted by
4. G. Hammond Camp, United
Spanish War Veterans. and graves
decorated by various eX-servicc mems
organizations. Parade will then
start from Fairvicw cemetery to
Smalley street, TO North Stanley
street, to St. Mary's cemetery. where
Exercises will be conducted by the
Private Walter j. Smith Post, Vcter-
ms of Foreign Wars. and graves
decorated by the various eX-service- !
mems organizations. Parade will |
hen move from st. Mary's cemetery |
o North Stanley street, TO Hartford |
venue, to East Main street to Main
treet, to West Main street, to Court
# Honor, where exercises will be
onducted by Eddy-Glover Post,
american Legion and Disabled Veter-
ms, assisted by Rev. Henry w.
Iaier. The parade will leave Court
f Honor through Park Place. to West
fain street. to west side of Central
ark, where the units will be
ormed as a. guard of honor to the G.
!. r. as they pass through to
oldiers' monument, where exercises
ill be held by Stanley Post, G. A. r.
'rogram of Exercises at Monument.
Invocation--Rev. Henry w. Maier.
Selection Philharmonic Band -
tar Spangled Banner.
Placing wreath on monument by
resident of Stanley Post, w. R. c.,
RS. Charles r. Starr.
Reading of General John A.
ogans orders by Commander s. H.
food. ,
Reports of committees on decora-
on of graves.
Selections by "Arpi sextet"-(se-.
cted) -,
Lincoln's Gettysburg Address
ev Geo. w. C. Hill.
Selection-American Legion band.
"America"-All.
Benediction--Rev. John T. Winters. =,
Sounding Taps"
FREDERICK V. sTREETER,
"Past Dept. Commander of G. A. r,
Chief Marshal" a
Discuss Plans For Dinner a
Plans for the dinner to be given to /
embers of Stanley Post. G. A. r., u
e Sons of Veterans, World War vet D
an organizations, the Spanish War "
terans who participate in the y
omorial Day parade were discussed Il
an all day sewing meeting of STAN d
: Womens Relief corps yesterday.
e dinner will be served by the Re- b
f corps, by the Sons of Veterans d
Hillary, Eddy Glover Post unit and
2 Daughters of Veterans. W
The committee in charge of ar II
ngements for Memorial Day request u
1t in view of the time of the parade, z:
the morning of May 30, that flow
for decorating graves be left at =
Central Junior High school the -
,ning before. George II. Wells. 81
nmander of the Sons of Veterans,
ted this morning that considerable "A
p will be needed at the school that
ming.
Mr.. Wells also states that at least
: additional automobiles are needed
convey the G.. A. r. veterans In
parade. Three cars have been Of
ed to date and five or six more are