New Britain herald., 1925-11-09
IN LINE
 ON ARNISTICE DAY
Biggest Parade Since 1918 Being
 Organized for Observance
NINE DIVISIONS IN LINE
City to Take on Holiday Spirit After | P. NJ. Next Wcdncsday-FaCtory Whistles to BloW--Boniirc at Park. Public Dance In Evening.

Whistles to Blow--Boniirc at Park, Public Dance In Evening.
 A monster parade, the largest since 1918. Wil he tho feature Of the celebration of Armistice Day in Sew Britain. Chief of Staff E. E. Dgrcn believes that several thousand persons will be in line. The facto- rios arc entering large numbers Of employees. The Stanley Works has promised 600 and Landers, Frary & Clark plans 10 be represented by 500 men and two bands Members of the city government, the fire and police departments, Boy and Girl scouts and the National guard will be in line, while the veterans of the last three wars will compose the ina, two divisions of the parade. Ii is expected that there will be several floats in line.
 City hall will coso at o'clock to permit all officials and em- pIoyoa 10 participate in the parade and attend the bon fire al Walnut Hill park.
 Factories and stores will close at 1 o'clock "Wednesday afternoon and he factory whistles will be blown for several minutes. The parade Will form along East Main street and get under way at 4:30 o'clock, wind ing up at Walnut Hin park, where Mayor A. M. Paonossa will light huge bonfire.
 In the evening there will be a free public dance given at the state armOry under the auspices of the ArmistiCe Day committee.
 The orders Of the day, Issued by Marshal Cedric Powers, are as fol- lows:
 Having been appointed marshal of the Armisticc Day parade, I horcby assume command and issue the following order:
 The following are appointed aides and will report to the chief of staff, F.. F.. Ogren, at intersection of Gen. fer street and East Main, Wednes- day, November II, 4:15 r, m.
 Aldes:-lke Hills Theodore John son, Dewey Selander, Mason An drcws, George Wells, Max Honey man, A. G. Hawker. Walter Cook. Mrs, l.. A. Sprague, D. Ogren. H. Drummer, Charles Cook, Frank Schade. Spaulding Warner, Robert smith. A. w. Ritter. J. M. Hance, George Rawlings, Thomas r. Mark ham.
 Units will form as follows:
 First division -- East Main, right resting at Center street.
 Second division East Main, right resting at Summer street.
 Third division Spring street, right resting at East Main street.
 Fourth division -- Center street. right resting at East Main street.
 Fifth division East Main street, entrance Lahders, Frary & Clark.
 Sixth division Commercial street, right resting on Center street. Seventh division --- Hartford ave- nue, right resting at East Main street.
 Eighth division Directly in rear of seventh division.
 Ninth division -- Summer street, right resting at East Main street.
 The parade will move at 4;30 D. m. in th" following order:
 Platoon of Police. Chlcf Wi''iam Hart, Commanding.
 Marshall and Staff.
 Hon. Marshal A. M. Paoncssa. Marshal Cedric Powers.
 Chief of Staff F. E. Ogren.
 Aides. First Division. Eddy-Glover Post Band.
 Vito di Fronzo, Leader. .. Provisional Battalion Infantry. , Captain l.. P. Dunne, Commanding Adjutant Lieut.. Wm. II. Jackson.
 Company l, 169th Infantry. Captain W. W. T. Squires, Com-
 manding, Colors. Headquarters Company. Lieut.. II. (. Jackson, Commanding.
 Company II, Machine Gun.
 Lieut. A. Bachiel, Commanding Second Division.
 Boys Club Drum Corps.
 Members Of City Government, Police Detachment.
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