New Britain herald., 1930-05-30
CITY PAYS TRIBUTE
 TOITS VAR HEROES
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 spanish h-American Memorial
 AS o'clock rn55 mlrasr=. g. Ero-p Of men mos, of rhsm in t.@ eatu- rsign hats. 1t.. safr=. AHaal tno0s- ITS and aanvas laz@sazs of tha Int ra S-anisr Wa~ Veterans. Gar1or.L al the So4nls7-Auor.caa "a@ aaau9- rial at tne nor au.aan4a 70 N5l-o" Brook park. |arr" short a&arri7s were hold n onH."l-ara,.oa ot --a men ua9 died 5a tna. roazsoa and a nraarn was rlacaa at fea Ha-e o- inc colamr as q toacc '.-a- t.0E .ar. not been tor-1-t.".
 Annual Parade
 ~r#z z~1uo trea rrer.a 5s1 70 T~4rEl1r ~aaasa where Al r-s ot1r~ ar5ts taking naEr n tGe E.@-a5a had assecn o.al.
 PromntLvat s.f5 o.rLo.s. Harry r. Jackson, marshal Of t~@ Gara..a. tnrouCr his e. lat o5 staff r.. F. 0grer. gave The or-ar ID uzr"-- With -he frer tnroh of the .E@as cniaf William r. Hart in ncm-anl of q rtatoon oF %en Ba.:8las "#o- est evurC from franklin .g#ara l7-1 Main s-~raf. Tnt.4ue most 0f them. taz o@.oers @n05a alo1z arH swinging arms tn fa0 same military stride they .saa for .ac1e Sam.
 Then cama ra.af >14rsnal Jackson followed Hr his e1tat oz -catE and a5- aides
 W..h 3 h.aro os traze au1 a crash Of drame. tHe Amar.an +ezi0u hand. ervu-= r-t9 #-a&u.-- tAa zfr4.as of The Stars and Stripes Tora var' eoa- olng o8or r4-a r.-.. Bau@.d them cuc the first a5s5s.or cormanle5 hv Can- tain r. H47ra# with Lieutenant " H. Jackson .- a1rtaa. @ud e9murta- ing 2 pro- =a=at aaHtal5oa of tHe lGath l1fa~+r. t. E C
 COwpau. ..#a- first HlsE L4as- tenant Tnof-ez r. l'an-r .n oo..- mand. Then s1.o~aE inc field eolors Haadauarrers .o.. ear# with I1outr#- ant ". &-ogor...s romman4. tame next @.tn .a.aaas il Ha1Hr. Gun ConrarE. ..s.u= rha 85tss.or.
 Ee1- came -..-a" T-0 1HH Scout F.@eeUf.e- q. \ H~.ssor r1G.- rarduE Thr- a.az ..-...t n- -Ha ' II. A. < F. ~or.a-s Hr.a and IHra# Corps. II tnrGaaaa s.t51~ Mayor naEid l.. <air and tar .#'e -sErae inc of platoon Of tnl ~s1- HtHa.H fire dcrarrnaat and e. arI euone P1zle and Urau -0rua a-5 Troops }, 2. 2. !. r- and H. .t. .-.ra l.. HaiEls comm3n1to@. w. .aa-. came Troon No f Frun a-# E#-.e Corps followed bE Trooas y. 2. !. # ', 8. 2 and t4. "ao1 can5 1r 4a- seph's troop Drum and E4=l e~a followed b# Teoops il. r2. II. IT, 7. and r. In thu aauo dsva.or raur the Na~ Britain Boys eEuh |Ea aa. drum corps fo1loaed ht Troops g %. 2I. -& A -5 and -6.
 Bringing up inc raar were tha 1r. A-f Hal t+l+fi S f.Lt t l# b3 -fA-.+ra t'si
 Division No appeared with Gap tan Alfred H. Grlsv old in command This vas headed hE Eddv-Glot- Post. American Legion, Drum aae Bugle Corps. Then came EddE-Gio> CT post No, (. American Legion. Emf Schaai, commanding, Private Waite J. Smith post, Veterans Of Fore5gg Wars, Joseph Feingold, command ing; the colors lmassedJ, Hardwar City Chapter. Disabled Amercm World War Veterans. Mason ?. An drews. commanding. k0=cjusz<' post. Polish War Veterans. s. Woja commanding,
 In this division WAS included tht Polish section This was led by in, New Haven Institute Drum ant BugIe Corps. First came the color and General Haller post. Polish Wa Veterans, Stanley WojtusiE com manding Then came the Phjlhar monic Band followed by the Spanisl American War Fetera1a under in command of Samuel McGibbon. Fol lowed the Stanley post G, 4. I'