New Britain herald., 1924-11-10
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ARM|ST|CE PARADE
 PLANS COMPLETED Marshal Harry ]. Fisher An-
 n0unCeS Line Of March TWO AUTO ACCIDENTS

Roth-Day Nuptials--Charles Caffer-
 ty Dies at Home--On Hospital List Legion Meeting Tonight-Plain- vile Briefs.
 Harry J. Fisher, commander of Brock Barnes post American Legion, will act as marshal of the ArmistlCe Day parade which will be held to- morrow Francis J. La Nasscur will be his chief of staff and both have arranged the line of march and the order Of the divisions taking part.
 The organizations taking part in the parade will fall in at 2:15 o'clock tomorrow afternoon on the east side of Whiting street. facing north, with the head of the parade on Maple street
 The Eddy-Glover Post band of New Britain will give a concert be- tween the Community theater and the Recreation building from to o:S0 o'clock, the half hour preceding the parade.
 The line Of march will be from Maple street 10 Central Square, up West Main street to Washington street to Broad street, Broad street 10 East Street, East street to East Main street, East Main street 10 Gen. trsl Square, Central square up Whit Ing street to Recreation building, where the parade will be disbanded. Luncheon will be served in the American Legion club rooms 10 all those in line of march after the parade.
 The factory whistles and the church bells will blow and ring to- morrow morning at ii o'clock and again at o'clock in the afternoon to signalize the hour of the signing of the Armistice and the hour of as- semby for the parade. The order TOT divisions for the parade is as fol- lows:
 Order of March
 Marshal, Henry J. Fisher; chief of staff, Francis ]. LaNasseur; Eddy- Glover post band
 veterans division: Brockx Barnes post, No. S3, American Legion. Vice. Commander Lawrence II. Frost in Command; Newton Manross post, c, A. R., in automobiles; United Span lsh War Veterans, PlainvilIe Home Guard, Lieutenant Governor Elect John II. Trumhull, in command. Veteran auxiliary division: Sons of Veterans. Woman's Auxiliary to American Legion; Plainvile Red Cross.
 Municipal Givision; rlainviIs Hose Co. No, 1; Plainyille police department
 Miscellaneous division: Son. of italy: Boy Scouts.
 School division: PlainyiIe school children.
 Automobile Accidents William ]. Hickey of Hartford, driving a sedan, and James Brown of Bristol. in touring car, figured In a crash on Forestville avenue rear the home of C. H. CaIor yes- terday. Both automobiles were con- sidcrably damaged and Deputy Shcr- iff l.. w. Turrcy alter an invostiga- .tion, ordered both drivers to appear in court because of the fact that neither would take the responsibility for the crash.
 Antine Martel Of Jacobs street, Bristol, was notified by Officer Will liam Buys to appear in the local court following a crash in which his automobile figured yesterday. Mar tel was following an automobile driven by Fred Johnson of Plainville and as Johnson reared his home, he turned to see if any automobiles were following him. Then, seeing that the road was clear, he proceed cd, as he says, with his hand out, to turn into his driveway at the left of the road.
 As he did SO, Martel's car came bearing down on him and as the Bristol man attempted to put on his brakes and swerve, the auto slid, ac- Cording to cyeWitnesses, about 93 feet on dry pavement, hit a tele- phone pole and went cS feet more before coming to a stop. The po-