New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-17

17-Savoy band. Winter street
facing east at Clark street.
1S-Italian societies. Winter street
facing east between Clark street and
Main street.
(E)-FIoat Division
1-Commander and staff Center
street, facing north at junction with
z. Main street.
Floats. Center street. facing
north at junction with E. Main
street.
Y, NJ. r. A. & B. Society.
Fraternal Order Of Eagles.
Junior Order United American
Mechanics.
Combined German Societies.
New Britain General Hospital
Nurses.
Visiting Nurse Association.
New Britain Woman's Club.
Y. w. c. A.
y. NJ. c. A.
New Britain b. P. Q. Elks.
knights OF Columbus.
shepherds OF Bethlehem.
Catholic Daughters Of America.
Independent Order Of Odd Fell
lows and 'Rebekahs.
Junior Achievement Foundation.
Polish Falcon Alliance of Amer
oca, Nest No. IS.
Knights Of Pythias.
Polish War Veterans.
Italian Societies of Sons of Italy.
Ladies' Auxiliary of Sons OF Italy
o. A. H. Ladies Auxiliary.
Polish Societies of Sacred Heart
church.
Society Of Forty and Eight.
Part I'LL The Parade
/. The parade will march prompt
ly at p. m. daylight time. siehai
guns will be fired as follows: For
nation 1880. preparatory 2:45, final
3 D. m. The head OF the column
(platoon of police) will clear the
point Hartford avenue and Elm
street at the designated hour.
?. The route of march will be
East Main street to Main street;
Main street north to Broad street;
west on broad to High street; south
on high to Myrtle street: east on
Myrtle to Main street: south on Main
(east side) to Franklin square;
Franklin square (east side) to high
school, west, passing Burritt Peace
monument and along Rockwell av-
enue to Glen. street; north on Glen
to West Pearl street; West Pearl
street to Arch street: Arch street to
Main street: Main street (west side)
to West Main street; west Main
street to Walnut Hill Park drive and
continue to flag pole on Walnut Hill.
3. In the event that fire occurs
in the parade area. necessttating the
use OF any part of the route of
march by the fire department, the
entire column will be halted, and
commanders will make the neces-
sary dispositions Immediately to
clear the part Of the route that Is
affected. Commanders are urged to
use every means to keep their or
ganizations in formation and under
control.
1. The parade will form in column
in the following order:
1. Platoon of police.
2. Marshal and staff.
MILITARY DIVISION
1. Commanding officer and staff.
Colonel D. Gordon Hunter.
Inf. c. n. G.
.. Band OF the 169th Infantry,
c. n. G.
8. 1Gsth Infantry. c. N. G.
I. 1st Squadron Cavalry. C. n. q.
5. American Legion Drum Corps
-southington.
6. 10Th Division, Naval Militia.
c. N. G.
ESCORT DIVISION .-...
l. Commander and staff. Theo-
dore johnson. past depart
ment commander United
Spanish War Veterans.
?. Band of Second Company,
Governors Foot Guard.
5. Second Company, Governors
Foot Guard. New Haven.
1. Band of First Company Gov
ernor's Foot Guard.
5. First Company, Governors
Foot Guard, Hartford.
6. The Putnam Phalanx and
Drum Corps.
7. Philharmonic Band. New
Britain.
S. United Spanish War Vet
Grams.
WORLD WAR VETERAN
DIVISION
]. Commander and staff. Cap
tain Alfred H. Griswold