New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
DISMISSAL FUTURE PENALTY
 FOR POLICEMEN CONVICTED
 OF PERJURY AS WITNESSES
PARADE FORMATION
 ON MEMORIAL DAY Marshal Johnson Issues Formal
 Orders for May 30 THREE DIVISIONS MADE UP

THREE DIVISIONS MADE UE Veterans of Three Wars To Partici
 pate In Annual Observance O
 Custom--Program of Exercises a
 Walnut Hill Park. Formal Memorial Day parade or, ders were issued this morning b, Theodore Johnson, state departmen, commander of the United Spanish War Veterans and this years parade marshal. According to the general orders, Commander Spencer H. Woods of the local c. A. R., has been named honorary parade mar shal, and F. E. Ogren. past com mander of Eddy-Gloyer Post, Amer lean Legion, has been appointed chief of staff.
 The orders follow:
 Having been appointed marshal, I hereby assume command. The fol- lowing appointments are hereby an- nounced:
 Chief of staff-E. F. Ogren.
 Aides-United Spanish War Vet erans-Ike T. Hills and William Massey.
 Veterans Foreign Wars-Raymond Frost and Nj. P. Andrews.
 Disabled American Veterans = Dewey selander and Philip Ross.
 American Legion - Nathan C. Avery and Fred Hoffman.
 Honorary-G. "A. R.-L. D. Pen field, W. r. Sternberg.
 The following orders of the day are declared:
 Aides will report to chief of staff, Saturday, May 30 at s:S0 sharp, day. light time, at junction of Pearl street with Franklin Square
 Commanders of various units will report to the chief of staff, Saturday, May 30 at 9:30 a. m, daylight time, at Franklin Square for assignments. The parade will move promptly at 10 a. n., daylight time. Parade will be formed in following order:
 First Division
 Platoon of police, Chief William s. Hart, commanding,
 Marshal.
 Chief Of staff.
 Aides.
 Philharmonic band---E. J. Lynch, eader.
 Provisional Battalion, 1s9th h. tamry, C. N. G., Captain F. P. Dunne. commanding. Lieut.. William Jackson, adjutant.
 Company I-Captain W. T. squires. commanding.
 Field colors.
 Headquarters Co.-Lieut. H. c. Jackson commanding.
 Company H. Machine Gun Co., Lieut.. Albin Bachiel, commanding.
 Second Division Capt. Walter o. Cook, Commanding Girl Scout Drum Corps.
 Girl Scouts.
 Patriotic organizations.
 Boy Scouts Drum Corps.
 Boy Scouts.
 Fraternal and welfare organiza- tons
 Bremen, policemen and city de- partmenta
 Third Division
 American Legion band. V. J. Di- Franzo, leader.
 Captain Alfred II. Griswold com manding division.
 Colors.
 Army and Red Cross nurses.
 Eddy Glover post No. 6, American Legion.
 Commander II, F. scheuy, com mandipg.
 Private Walter J. Smith Post, V. F. W.
 Commander John J. o'Brien. commanding.
 Colors.
 Disabled veterans of American Post.
 Commoider Philip Ross, con- msnding.
 Colors.
 A. C. Hammond Camp L. s. ". V. Senior ce-Commander Charles Anderson commanding.
 Boys Club drum corps.
 Colors escorted by Sons Of Vet crans, Spanish War.
 Veterans. World War veterans. Stanley Post No. Il. G. A. R. in autos.
 Commander S. H. Woods, com- manding.
 Caisson with service flag and wreaths.
 The first division will form on east side Of Franklin Square, right resting on Pearl street,
 The second division will form on walk In Franklin Square park, right rest Gt Pearl street.
 The third division will form on west side Of Franklin Squire with right resting at Pearl stret. The line of march will be; Frank lin Square to Main street, 10 North street. conntermarch on Main street. to West Main St., to Court of Honor, Walnut Hill park where the follow ing exercises will he held. Rev. Raymond N. Gilman Tribute to the Dead Mayor Angelo
 Paonessa. BoEcdiction. Rev. ". H. Alderson Of attention by bugles and
 hanging Of wrcaths. The Star Spangled RanneT-Amcr-
 lean Legion Band. Firing of salute. Taps.
 Al conclusion ot exercises parade