New Britain herald., 1927-06-23
OLD '9S OFFICERS
 DEDICATION GUESTS Col. Moore and Capt. HauerWas
 Will Attend Exercises BIC PARADE IN PROSPECT
Col. Bullen, Marshal Of Day, An- nounces Aides and Formation of Marching Columns Prior to Un. yelling of Memorial Shaft.

yelling of Memorial Shaft. Two of the officers commanding the soldiers who left New Britain , to serve in the Spanish American war il -S9s will participate in the
 dedication of the Spanish war me
 morial Saturday afternoon, accord
 ing to assurances received by Coi. w. W. Bullen, marshal of the pa
 rade. They ahe Col. Charles H. Moore
 of Boston and Captain A. L. Hauer- was of Waterbury. Colonel Moore was regimental commander, while | Captain Hauerwas led Go. E. The
 other officer from New Britain. Cap
 tain Sidney M. Leonard, died about year ago.
 A parade second to none seen here in recent years is in prospect fro Saturday afternoon. Colonel Bullen
 estimating that it will be half a mile long. Word has been received that the Putnam Phalanx of Hart ford will take part and will bring it's drum corps. while Sphinx Temple of Shriners. from the same city. will also participate and furnish its own music. Local city officials and ex-servicemen will complete the bal ance of the procession. After the exercises at Willow
 Brook park buffet lunch will be served at the state armory on Arch stree. to those who took part in the parade. There will be dancing and entertainment afterward. to which the general public is invited. Parade Orders Issued The parade orders issued today by Colonel 3ullen are as follows: Having been delegated marshal, | hereby assume command. 1 Captain Alfred H. Griswold is ap- pointed chief of staff Honorary
 aides are appointed as follows: Commander S. H. Wood of the G.
 A. R.; Col. Charles H. Moore and
 Captain A. l.. Hauerwas, First c. V. l.; Past Deptartment Commander
 Harry Jackson, American Legion, i Col. Alfred l.. Thompson, Conn. Ma
 tional Guard.
 Representative of the press, Rob-
 ert c. Vance and Bernard G. Krano- witz.
 Active aides-Captain w. w. T.. Suuires, 169th Inf. C. N. G.; Major
 Clifford Perkins, Putnam PhalanN. Chief of Police William c. Hart: Assistant Chief Eugene F. Barnes. Fire Department; Captain Edward
 H. Parker, P. o. s. of A.; Major : Wilkinson, A. A. o. N. M. S.; Dis trict Commander Edward E. Ogren,
 American Legion; Past Commander
 Burton C. Mercy, U. S. W. V. Formation For Parade ! First Division-Marshal, Chief Of
 Staff. Honorary Aides. Philharmonic i Band.
 1 First Bait. 1seth Infantry, Com
 manded by Captain w. w. T. Squire, Captain w Litke, Lieut.. w. H. Jack
 son.
 1 Second Division-Putnam Pha-
 lanx. Major Clifford D. Perkins;
 Corbin Commandery, P. o. S. of A. l Captain E. H. Parker: Sphinx Tem- 1 pie, A. A. O. N. M. S. Major Will | kinson.
 Third Division-Y. NJ. T. A. B. I Drum Corps, New Britain Police
 Department, Lieut.. Samuel Bam- | forth, New Britain Fire Department,
 Asst. Chief Eugene F. Barnes. New | r;+,, nfe;o;,Jc
 ! Fourth Division-District Com
 mander Edward E. Ogren, American
 Legion Band, World War Veterans,
 Army Section, Commander Harry
 Ginsberg, Navy Section, Seaman
 Martin Horwitz.
 Fifth Division-Past Commander | Burton c. Mercy. American Band.
 United Spanish War Veterans. Past 1 Commanders. Charles A. Anderson, 1 William Massey. William Reed, i Gustav Carlson and William krame",