New Britain herald., 1928-09-22

nent men.
 Seats in the park will be avail able for the general public, but the first persons arriving being those who will be seated. The community chorus under the lead ership of MT. Lindsay will be on hand as will band.
 The program planned is:
 Star spangled Banner" chorus.
 audience and band
 Prayer, Rev. Dr. G. w. C. Hill. Prayer of Thanksgiving" chorus
 and band
 Address. Rev. Gershon Hadas. America the Beautiful" chorus,
 audience and band.
 Honor roll call. Rev. Samuel sut-
 cliffe.
 "Recessional." August Klein.
 Address. Rev. Dr. A. A. Ahlqust. Faith of Our Fathers" chorus.
 audience and band.
 Now the Day is Over" chorus (un-
 accompanied).
 Benediction, Rev. Matthew J. Tray
 nor.
 Taps, American Legion Bugle corps.
 Rabbie Hadas will have for his topic, ''The Boys Who Went Over and Came Back Rev. Dr. Ahlquist will speak of "The Boys Who Went Over and Did Not Come Back"
 Guests of Honor
 Among the guests of honor who will be here for the day are:
 Brig. Gen. w. P. Jackson. represent ing the war department; Lieut.. Com- mander T. J. Doyle. submarine base at New London, representing the navy department; Governor John H. Irumbull. commander-in-c chief of the Connecticut National guard: Brig. Gen. George M. Cole, adjutant general and chief of staff, Hartford; Maj. Gen. Morris B. Payne, quar- termaster general. New London: Col. Charles w. Comfort, Jr., surgeon general, New Haven; Col. James w. GiIson. assistant adjutant general, Hartford; Brig. Gen. James A. flag gerty. aide-de-camp. Hartford; Col. Lewis l.. Field. aide-de-camp. New Haven; Commander Nelson w. Pick ering, de-de-camp. Ansonia: Mai. Frederick J. Morrison. aide-de- camp. Norwalk: Mai. Talbot o. Freeman, aide-de-camp. Syosset. L. l.. aide-de- camp: Col. Charles H. AL len, aide-de- camp. Rockville; Col. Reginald B. DeLacour. aide-de- camp, Stratford; Maj. Houghton Bulkeley, aide-de-camp. Hartford: Mai. F. Dyer Hubbard, aide-de- camp. Middletown; It. Col. Francis J. Shearer. inspector generals de- partment. Hartford: It. Col. Robert F. Gadd. ordnance department, Hartford: It. Col Ernest l.. Averil, judge advocate generals department Branford: Maj. George R. Sturges judge advocate generals depart ment. Woodbury; Maj. Raymond k. Gates, finance department. Hart ford; Mai. John A. Macdonald. en- gineer corps, Hartford: Mai. Joseph w. Lockhard. quartermaster corps South Norwalk: Capt. Henry E. Ger rish. quartermaster corps, Hartford: Capt. Ashley J. Griffin. ordnance East Hartford.
 Forty-third division staff: Col Harry B. Bissell. chief of staff. Hart ford; It. George E. Cole. assistant chief of staff. Hartford: Maj. Leslie l.. Pierce. adjutant generals staff. Hartford; It. Col. Clarence w. Sey- mour judge advocate generals sec tjon West Hartford: It. Col. Johh B. Byrne. finance section, Hartford
 Forty-third air service: Maj. Nli- liam F. Ladd. commanding officer. Hartford: Capt. Arnold K. Rasmus- sen, adjutant. Waterbury.
 First squadron cavalry: Maj. Will liam H. Welch. commanding officer. New Haven: First Lieut.. Donald F. Peck. adjutant. New Haven: capt. H. C. Fellows. U. s. A. cavalry lh- structor. New Haven.
 Major Wesley r. Aver, l69th in- 'antry.
 Hish-spots in the dedication pro- gram for Saturday. as prepared oy he numerous sub-committees ana complied by the executive commlttee Ire:
 Reception to distinguished guests 1t the Burritt Hotel at 2:3o, Satur- lay afternoon. .|
 Parade starts promptly at o'clock. Il
 Military ceremony at the memorial will start promptly at 1 o'clock lpon the arrival of the head of the