New Britain herald., 1924-05-28

parade have been issued by the marshal, Captain Frank s. Merrill. as follows:
 Parade will form at $50 o'clock daylight saving time on Main street at Memorial boulevard.
 Formation of the parade will be as follows:
 Platoon of Police
 Marshal and Aides
 Band
 Headauartcrs Co. C. N, c.
 Co. L.. C. N. G.
 Spanish War Veterans
 Veterans of Foreign Wars
 American Legion
 Y. D. Club
 Boy Scouts
 Wolf Clubs
 Girl Scouts
 Patriotic Orders
 Sons of Veterans
 C. A. E. in Autos
 W. E. C. in Autos
 Daughters ef Veterans in Autos
 V. F. w Auxiliary in Autos American Legion Aux. in Autos Line of march: Main street to North Main, to North, 10 West, to Cemetery avenue 10 Ccmctery,
 Exercises At Cemetery Memorial exercises in honor Of tho veterans Of the war, who have gone to their last bivouac will De held at the West Cemetery upon the arrival of the parade on Friday morning. Following an address of welcome by Mayor John r. Wade, the graves will be decorated. After the placing of th, flowers the following program will be carried out: Decoration of graves at sound Of bule--Bugle Call--Rctreat. Selection .... New Departure Band Address ..... Rev. F. F. Wolfenden Star Spangled Banner ........... ............ New Departure Band Firing Squad .....,. Co. l., 1Gg Inf Bngle Call--Taps.
 Bugler Y. r. W. Comradc.
 James Burns Bugler Co. l.. 16a Inf ..... Echo lsugler Headquarters Co. %. Echo Bugler Boy Scouts ....... Echo
 Drive Ncts S1T,00O Those directing the Community Chest drive were elated this noon when inc announcement was made by Chairman Morton C. Treadway that inc total pledges obtained yesterday had added s7.3S9 to tho fund. mak- ing a grand total ID 10 this noon Of S17.226.
 This indicated very fine progress for the second day of inc drive and gives assurance that tho two hundred team workers will register a total for today's work that. when announced tomorrow. will mean that over one half of the quota has been subscribed. Many Of the team workers will con- tihue their work through the holiday of this week, but Chairman TreadWay is asking all to make as complete re- turns as possible hy Saturday.
 Knights HaNe show Presentation of the annual minstrel frolic Of Palos council. K. Of C.. took place last night at the Community thcattr to a capacity audience. The were well taken and inc cn- trrtainmeHt was of a highly pleasing nature. Among the solo numbers Of he minstrel part Of the show that stood out especially were songs. sung by Edward ]. slIeehy. John Kiiduff. Benjamin Crossman and Ralph Ioer- res. The chorus was as follows. Charles Ramon. Thomas Hennes- sey, Cedric Jackson. Harold Prior. John Cohey. Iugcne 1fenhessey. Har- " ScrEi. Prank Terens. Ed. Bannon. Ed. Glover. James Cunningham, John UponnelI. William Fftzeerald, Mich ael ]. Quarter. Peter Booth. lack Beatty. Yank Mcdonnell. Tim Spill lane.
 Win yacate Appeals Max Philips. charged with violation uf inc liquor iaw last March has noii- fled the local court officials that he will vacate the appeal. now pending before the superior court in Hartford for the June term. Philips was sem teEced to jail for 90 days and was fined $500. With the vacatinE of his appeal he must begin his jail sentence shortly.
 Joseph Zfrman. also convicted on a charge of liquor law violation has sig niiied his intention of vacating his ap- peal. He was sentenced 10 jail for 90 days and was fined s2eH.