New Britain herald., 1929-10-19
BRISTOL ID HONOR
 GENERAL PULASKI
Parade and Exercises Tomorrow
 in Honor Of Martyr
ANNIVERSARY OF CHAPEL
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Bristol will houo~ Brigadicr-G Casimir Pulaski. Polish hero of the American Revolution, tomorrow with a parade through the principal streets of the city and exercises at the war memorial on the boulevard and ill the armory. The parade will form at the Polish church on West street and will get under way at D. In., proceeding through Church, North, North Main, and Main strel Is to the monument on Memorial boul- evard, then back through School and West streets 10 the armory. The formation will be as follows:
 Platoon Police
 Veterans of Foreign Wars Band
 Chief Marshal $, SkipinsEi
 American and Polish Flags
 National Guard Units
 Brig.-Gen. Pulaski Float
 Bristol Boy Scouts
 Daughters of American Revolution
 American Legion
 Knights of Columbus
 Children Bearing Wreath for
 the Monument
 Girls of St. Stanislaus' Parish
 Boys of St. Stanislaus' Parish Miss America and Miss Poland Float
 Girls Carrying American Flag
 Boys Carrying Polish Flag
 Band
 St. Ca5imirs Society, Terryville White Eagle Society, Terryvillc White Eagle Society, Thomaston
 Representatives Of All Polish
 Societies
 Bristol Womcn's Union Society
 All Bristol Polish Organization Guests ill Autos The speakers at the armory vii, be Judge Stanley J. TraccsN Of New Britain, vice. consul general of Po- land; Attorney B. J. MOnkicwicz Of New Britain, former Mayor Joseph F. Dutton, and Judge William J. Malone. There will be songs and recitations by members of the young peoples societies.
 The committee In charge of Pu- laski day consists of John Gayril, chairman; Frank GlOzoWslli, M. Markiewica, r. Natyzasik, Joseph Lowicki, s. Bebcn. Anna Cz&tnecl-a, M. Spiek Leon Czwornog, Peter La pala, F. Dolonck, A. Kucharsky, Leon Hiss, $. Dlutokecki, Michael Kwaitek, Adam Reszenski, Anthony Krysccnski, and Stanley Szyngler.
 Anniversary of Chapel
 The 10th anniversary Of the dedi- cation of Mount Hope chapel will ake place tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock with appropriate ccremon- been arranged for the celebration. The chapel is on Hill street, about a half a mile past the Chippan"a Country club. The last anniversary lat which elaborate preparations were made was held 15 years ago on the 25th year after the building of the little Sunday school.
 The chapel was built by popular subscription in 1889 by Lcmucl Stewart of Bristol. Plans for the
  palliscr of New York. and the lan,l on which tho chapel stands was purchased from q man by the nam of Hiram Curtiss The roses that flourish in the rear of the struCtur" were planted over q century ago. George C. Arms of Bristol con tributcd the cornerstone with thu, inscription "1SN9." and the foundI- ton stone was quarricd and horse drawn 10 the site by Isaac T. Rowe, who also built doorstc9s and q carriage step and pavement. Th" first carpets and desk Bibl" were contributed hy the mother Of Will liam F.. Sessions founder Of the school and steady patron untl the time of his death,
 The chapel started with about eight or ten scholars and now boasts of hundreds.
 In the year Of 1901 q happy we'd ding occurred in the chapel when