New Britain herald., 1924-11-10
AERIAL BOMBS TO BOOM
Bonfire Co Flash Path Through Darkness at Walnut Hill Park Free Public Reception at State Armory in the Evening.

would secure their own music, prob ably the American band. Others fol lowed suit this afternoon and tn new division promises 10 be one c the largest in line.
 The factories will close at o'clock tomorrow afternoon to en able their employees to participate i the parade. and the factory whistle will be blown at 4:30 o'clock in al effort to outdo the footing of tn first ArmistiCe Day In 1918, wheI they began at midnight. The store will close at o'clock and employe who will take part in the parade vii be dismissed an hour earlier. The pa rade will be composed as follows:
 Platoon of police. Marshal Capt. Alfred II, Griswold Aides: Nathan Avery, Maurice Pease Dewey Selander, Philip Ross, Mason P, Andrews, Raymond Frost, Ike T. Hills, Theodore.
 Johnson, Curtis Sheldon.
 First Division.
 American Legion Band.
 Provisional Infantry Battalion. Capt. E. r. Dunne, commanding. First Lieutenant William II. Jack.
 son. adjutant.
 Ca. I, 169th Infantrq. Capt. ". w. T. Squire, commanding. Ca, 1st Battalion
 169th Infantry. Second nieutenant H. C. Jackson,
 commanding.
 Co. H. Machine Gun Go. First Lieutenant Albin Backiel, com
 manding.
 Second Division.
 Boys Club Drum Corps.
 Members of city government. Members, Of police department. Members of fire department. .raternal and patriotic organizations.
 Citizens.
 Third Division.
 Music.
 stanley Works.
 Stanley Rule & Level Plant.
 Fourth Division.
 Boy Scout Bugle Band.
 Boy Scouts of America.
 Girl Scout Drum Corps,
 Girl Scouts.
 School Children.
 
 Fifth Division.
 Aziz Grotto Drum Corps.
 Red Cross Nurses. Commanders and Past Commanders. 'arious eX-servicemen's organiza-
 tions, Capt. Cedric Powers commanding
 World War veterans, Capt. William Reed commanding .. G. Hammond Camp, L. s. w. V. tanley Post, c. A. R., in automo-
 hiles.
 Aides will report to marshal at 40 p. m. at the junction of Pearl rect with Tranhin square. The visions will form as follows: First division on east side Of rankin Square right resting at earl street.
 Second division in rear of first ivision on east side of Franklin quare.
 Third division on west side of rankin Square, right resting at earl street.
 Fourth division in rear of third tvision on west side of Franklin Iuare.
 Fifth division in Pearl street, ght resting at Franklin Square. The parade will form at 4:30 clock and get under way promptly 5 o'clock in order to escape the arkncss. The line of march is as blows; Franklin Square to Main rect. east side of Main street to ngine House No. 8. counter Iarch to Main street and West Main rect, West Main street, through ourt Of Honor to Walnut Hill park, Baseball Diamond No. l, where . le parade will be disbanded and a Ontire lighted.
 Merchants have been saving their oXwood for the past week and ave donated them 10 the commit Q in charge in order 10 provide g blaze tomorrow evening. Through e courtesy of the Connecticut Fire .ork Co.,, number of aerial bombs we been secured, and these will be ed as an added attraction while bonfire is burning. The public is invited 10 the com- unity dance which will be held in 0 state armory on Arch street at 30 o'clock in the evening. Admis- on will be free.
 The committee urges all citizens, d particularly eX-service men, 10 Ike part in the parade and pro- am and asks that the national lors be displayed during the day pm homes and places Of business. Eddy-Glover Post American Le- on, will assemble atz4.3O o'clock the post rooms dt 90 Arch 'eet. 4. c. Hammond Camp, r. <. ", will meet at the same hour the state armory on Arch street, " Scouts are requested to report Scout Executive W, o. Cook on 3 west side of Franklin Squire. ar the southern end. Troop { will 'emble at the First Congregation church at 4:3O o'clock and march the starting point Of the parade. Q Boy Scout bugle band will meet , the state armory. C