New Britain herald., 1927-11-10
PLAN PROCESSION
 0N ARMISTICE DAY Patriotic Organizations Will
 March Tomorrow Afternoon RED CROSS CONFUSION
Chairman Lamb Explains Letters Sent From New Brltain-Cast for H. S. Play Chosen-Temco Bowl
 CTS Wins-NIan Cruel to Horses.

H. S. Play Chosen-Temco Bowl.
 CTS Wins-Man Cruel to Horses | Armistice Day will be observed
 here tomorrow in the same fashion as in past years. with a general ces-
 satlon of activity during the after
 noon and 0 parade of patriotic or
 Sanizauions through the principal
 streets of the town. The local manu- ! featuring plants will shut down at
 noon and the public schools and
 Plalnville Trust Co. will be closed
 all day. At noon the factory whistles
 will blow in recollection of their wild shrieking on the morning of the | first Armistice day in 1918.
 | The American Legion has request
 ed that all citizens cease their work 1 at II o'clock and remain silent for l two minutes in tribute to those who gave their lives in the World war.
 The parade will form at Legion | hall at o'clock in the afternoon. 1 The school children who are 10 take part will meet at their respective schools on Broad and Linden streets at 2:SO o'clock and will be escorted to the hall by members of Brock Barnes post.
 Peter F. Duffy has been appoint ed marshal Of the parade, The Savoy band of New Britain will fur C ci% So,> ', n,- ganiZations which are expected to Yparade include Brock Barnes post. American Legion; the Legion ladies auxiliary. the Boy Scouts, the Wom- ems Relief corps, the State Guard. 1 the fire and police departments, the board of selectmen, and the school children.
 The parade will start from the hall on Whiting street at o'clock and will march to the center, thence street, south to Broad street to the railroad crossing. counter marching from there to Legion hall. Here luncheon will be served to the chil- dren who have participated in the parade.
 The committee in charge Of ar- engagements consists of Legion Com mander Theodore Fanion and for mer Commander James Paul.
 The annual joint banquet of the Legion and State Guard will be held in Masonic hall tonight, with Gov ernor John H. Trumbull as the prin- Cipal speaker. The members of the fire and police departments will not be guests at the banquet, this an- nouncemcnt having been mado through a misunderstanding, The members will be welcome, however, 1t was stated today.
 Red Cross Misunderstanding
 Through a misunderstanding in the New Britain chaper. a number of letters have been mailed to local residents asking them to take out 1928 memberships in the American Red Cross and enclosing blanks and return envelopes. Only q DOT tion of the Plainville members have it''lH'i tlltSt l'tt'lN, lIIt illlStdh' evidently having been discovered be- fore they were all addressed.
 Because of the confusion which has arisen in the mind of possible members here, Chairman John F. Lamb of the Plainville branch stat | cd today that these cards should be returned 10 Miss Sadie l.. Wheeler. ! treasurer of the local drive, in order :, that Plainville may receive the | credit. An effort will be made 10 | give credit for those who send the | cards back to New Britain, but Mir. | Lamb advises the safer course Of | mailing them to Miss Wheeler. He | hopes that this explanation will suf- { fee to correct the apparent mistake i which the New Britain chapter in