New Britain herald., 1928-09-15
City VIII Dedicate Shaft to Heroes
 Who Gave Lives For Their Flag

Guard with band. Second Company Governors Foot Guard with band. Putnam PhalanX. Philharmonic band, New Britain.
 spanish War Veterans.
 The organization of the World War Veteran Division at present is as follows:
 Highland Scottish Pipe band. British Great War Veterans of America. Other World War Veteran organi- cations.
 American Legion:
 1tSth Medical Regt. band.
 First District, Hartford county.
 1o2nd Reft. band.
 Second District. New Haven.
 Band of Drum Corps.
 Third District, Fairfield.
 Salvation Army Band of South Manchester.
 Fourth District. Windham and Holland.
 Band or Drum Corps
 Fifth Distric., New London.
 Band or Drum Corps.
 Seventh District Middlesex.
 Eddy-Glover Post No. 6, New Britain, with band and drum corps.
 The organization of the civilian division at present IS as follows:
 Band. Fire department. New Brit ain Girl Scouts with drum corps, Boy Scouts with drum corps. various fraternal and other local organiza. tionS. floats. 1rumbull. Paonessa. Smith Speak CTS
 Governor Trumbull, Mapor Paon- Governor Trumbull, Mayor Paon- essa. and Charles r. Smith will be the speakers at the dedication exer- cises with the last named beog 'le principal orator of the day. MT. Smith, who is chairman of board of directors of Landers, Frary & Clark. worked out most of the de- tail for the memorial design and was the prime mover in the cam raign waged to secure an appropri- ation and carry out the idea. He was selected as the speaker of the day by unanimous vote of the speakers committee, which also had under consideration several na- tionally known speakers. George H. Dyson. chairman of the mem orial committee, will pl asent the monument to tle city and its acceptance will be made by Ma,sr Paonessa. A chorus of 15o voices under the leadership of John A. Lindsay. will assist in the program. Preceding the exercises at the park will be review of the parade by city and state officials. Program at Monument
 The program, which is expected to being at 5:15 o'clock, follows: Review of military organization Governor Trumbull. Mayor Pao- nessa, distinguished guests.
 Star Spangled Banner - Band chorus. audience. Invocation Rev. Theodore A. Greene.
 Report of memorial committee and presentation of memorial - George H. Dyson, chairman memo rial committee.
 Acceptance by the mayor in be- half of the city-Mayor Paonessa. Remarlls-Governor TrumbuE. Dedication address - Charles F Smith.
 America" - Band, chorus, audi ence.
 Gold star roll call-N. C. Avery commander, Eddy-Glovcr post American Legion.
 Benediction - Rev. Lucyan Boi- nowski.
 Sunday Services What is expected to be one of the most impressive features of the ded- cation program will be the exerc .ses which will take place Sunday after noon with Michael J. kenney. chair man of the memorial exercise con- mittee, in charge.
 It is expected that more than 50 clergymen will be at the monument to assist in the program. and con- gregations in all churches in the city will be advised of the exercises at their Sunday services. The chorus of 150 will sing. The clergymen will meet at 2::30 o'clock at the American Legion home on Washington street and will be escorted to the park by legionnaires.
 The program for Sunday after noon follows:
 Star Spanglcd Banner" chorus by all; prayer, Rev. George ". C. Hill. South Congregational church song and prayer of thanksgiving "The Boys Who Went Over and Came Back" Ral bi Gcrshon Hadcs of the Congregation Sons of Israel song: call of honor roll by Rev Samuel Sutcliffe of st. Marks Epis- copal church and the laying of 2 wreath on each tablet during the roll: solo. August Klein: "The Boys Tho Went Over 10 Stay. Rev. W. H Alderson hymn; vcspers song: benc- diction, Rev. M. J. Trayncr of St Mary's Roman Catholic church taps. by the Legion Busle Corps. Buggy DasI,ing" Is Still
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