New Britain herald., 1926-11-09
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ELABORATE PLANS
 FOR CELEBRATION HoWitZer to Be Presented to Town Armistice Day
 PROGRAM ON NEW GREEN

Juniors Win Wild Football Game
 To Hold Hearing On Redstone Hill
 Shower For Miss Dolores Miller
 Xmas Mail For Abroad-Briefs.
 Elaborate plans for the celebration Of Armistice Day have been made by the American Legion. the ob. servance centering on the presenta- tion. of field howitzer to the town in the afternoon and joint ban quet with the Home Guard in the evening. The orders for the after noon events were issued today and call for a parade through the prin- cipal streets. followed by the pre- senting of the cannon. which has al- ready been placed on the new green laid out at the corner of Maple and Whiting streets by the Legionnaires. The parade will be composed as fol- lows:
 Marshal. P. F. Duffy
 Police Department
 selectmen and Commander
 Colors
 c. A. h.
 School Children Home G I'd
 Brock Barnes Post American Legion Fire Department
 Music will be provided by the New Departure band of Bristol and the Plainville Fire and Drum corps. II is expected that the Boy Scouts and other organizations i'll also join ir the parade.
 The procession will form in front of the Legion rooms on Whiting street and get under way at o'clock. It will proceed up Whiting street to Central square, east on Eas' | Main street to Pine street. counter march along East Main through the center and cut West Main street te | Washington. south on Washington street to Broad. long Broad street east to Whiting. and thence to the green at Maple and Whiting streets Program At Park Here at the park impressive | ceremonies have been planned Commander James Paul of Brock Barnes post will preside at the pres l entation exercises. the program fol which will be as follows: 1 "Stor Snanpled Banner Band Purrose of Armistice Day { Past Commander Robert Craig .Song-'America the Heautifup'
 Salute to the Flag
 Thirty seconds silence
 Prayer-Rev. Arthur A. Ball.
 "Nearer My God To Thee Banc Presentation of Howitzer
 Rev. Charles $. Wyckoff, chaplain Acceptance of Howitzer
 First Selectman John !. kimme song-"America" Gone verse; ! Taps Benediction MT. NAVNo''
 The joint banquet will be held al ! o'clock in the evening and prom ises to be the most largely attended of any of these annual affairs.
 Hearing on Redstone Hill A public hearing on Redstone Hill will be held on November v al the town hall, 1t was decided at the meeting of the town plan comm.s- sion last evening. At this time the proposed street. veranda and pulld- ing lines will be placed before the nroperty owners. and it is important that these attend to give their ap- proval or disapproval. While nc ra dical changes in the street have 1 been made. 1t Is necessary 10 lN these lines as there are no recorus to show where the road is located The town plan commission must tn h,refore fix the location Of the road. which is in district now be- ing built up quite rapidly. A committee was appointed 10 draw up resolution relative to the death of former Selectman Wllllaam I. Johnson, who had been a mem- her of the commission since us birth.
 The new first selectman, John J. Kimnel, was present last night for the first time. Due to the absence of several members. the commls- sion was unable to effect the reor- ganization made necessary by the expired terms and reelection Of US chairman, John l.. Lamb.