New Britain herald., 1924-04-15
ROBERT 4. MORGAN
 DIES IN HIS SLEEP
Former Hartford Business Man Victim Ol Sudden Death
PARADE PLANS COMPLETE
Great Military Pageant in Bristol szt-
 urday-I,1ectricians Granted Raise No Vaccination Order .Issue,i-

Assessor Barnard Takes Bride. l Robert Adair Morgan, 6t years old. died some time in the night at his rooming house, a95 Main street. lie was found dead in bed this morning by MT. and Mrs. Charles Hotchkiss, with whom he lived. Mir. Morgan was a native of England and had come to this country when a youth. He lived in Hartford for more than 40 years where he was a member Of the firm of Morgan & Beers, piano dealers of Asylum street. He came here to live about var ago. He leaves a brother and sister in Canada. The funeral will be held on Thursday afternoon in the Cedar liill chapel in Hartford Burial will be in Cedar Hill cemetery in that city.
 Parade Plans Complete.
 Over 1000 visiting eNservice men are expected to participate in the pa rade which will be the opening fea- ture of the dedication exercises of Sat- urday afternoon, This fact was made known by the representatives of the
 
 of the city at a meeting of the me- morial monument dedication commit tee. These men will come from Wa terbury, Torrington, New Haven. Bridgeport, New Britain, Hartford, Meriden, Terryyille. Plainyilis and several other cities Of the state. They will be the guests of seicheprey post of the American Legion, Harold F. Emmett post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and the Y. n. division.
 The parade is scheduled to start at o'clock from the upper end Of North Main street. Orders Of Judge Will l llau J. Malone, marshal of the pa rade. will be published tomorrow ] These wid ask for the formation Of various units on North and Pond l streets
 1 IL is expected that the parade will be headed by Major General Clarence | R. Edwards, former commander of the 26th division, and Governor Charles A. Templeton. who will be ac- companied by his stan.
 Chairman l.. A. Wheeler or the pa rade committee has secured eight bands, among which will he some of tho most prominent bands Of the | state. These will be scattered throughout the parade, so that each division will be well supplied with martial music.
 l Tle parade will march down x. Main to Main street 10 the south side of inc Boulevard, over the Boulevard 10 the ] d gf n rf, a n. will be made on the north side of the | Boulevard. The reviewing stand will be at the junction Of Mellon street and the south side of tho Boulevard. This stand is now being erected un- der tho supervision Of Harold A. Hay den of the reviewing stand commit. tee, and will accommodate nearly 200 people. On the reviewing stand will be Major General Edwards, Governor Templeton, visiting guests and the high school glee club of 70 voices. Near the reviewing stand will be sta tioned the New Departure band, . which will accompany the singers. A report was made al the meeting last night that the city authorities have stated that the Boulevard will | be in readiness for the marching Of Saturday. A stone and gravel fill is being made, which will he covered with sand and this will be rolled down so that the marchers can pass over the north as well as the entire length of the Boulevard.
 Arrangements have been made for special trains by various organizations 10 take care of the large number of visiting guests who will participate in the parade.
 Following the parade the exercises will be immediately started from the reviewing stand. On Saturday morn- ing there will be erected a set Of ten loud-speaking horns. these amplifiers being provided so that the voices N the speakers for the afternoon as well as those Of the singers can be easily heard within a radius of a quarter Of a mile. This means that from 10 to il thousand people will be enabled to easily hear the words Of the speaker and the voices of the singers
 Following the exercises l. is antici- pated that Major General Edwards as well as Governor Templeton will visit the headquarters of the exservicemen.
 The American Legion and the Yan- kee division will keep open house in the city hall building and from there will invite their guests 10 the gym nasium Of the high school for an ex- tended program in the evening. This program will be interspersed with dance numbers and u,-of-town en- tertainers will be on hand The Vet erans of Foreign Wars will hold open house in the auditorium Of Red Mems hall. A buffet luncheon will be serv- cd and a program Of entertainment provided for the evening. including dsnce program. There wil1 also be various house parties about the city. as many have taken this occasion as an event to invite friends and rela- tives.
 The builders will tomorrow put inc finishing touches on the reviewing stand. The monument has been made ready for the event and all details are being worked out to a complete stage.
 Those having automobiles that they will place at the disposal Of the com mittee to take care of the mothers of -he Gold Star men are requested 10 call up Jesse M. Judson. who is chair man of the committee handling this detail.
 Announcement Of added divisions 10 enter the parade Is expected to be made tomorrow.
 Mayor ]. F. Wade. in conference with Chief E. r. Belden this morning stated that the following rules would apply regarding the parking on Sat urday and all citizens are asked to aid the police in ndherins 10 these rules:
 There will be no parking allowed