The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-11-11
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AAlc OChO Ol tWO WOElo WAIc McES honored this morning at exercises held at Library Park. wreaths were placed at the Honor Roll by local veterans. marking the 28th anni- versary of ArmiStice Day.
 Speaking at the exercises, Rabbi Mordecai Brill of Beth-El Syna- gogue said that future Armistice Days should be a time when we have the assurance that men will live at peace with one another and that wars will be no more" The Rabbi declared that the world to- day cannot live one-half slave and one-half free. We must under stand and respect all people," he said.
 The world demands assurance that war with it's evil forever be abolished, stated the Rev. Bonnie W. Crowder of the Zion Baptist Church. War cannot be abolished by legislation" he added, ''only by advancing the standards of man. kind
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 Patrick Shea, president of the Board of Aldermen, represented the mayor at the exercises. Nicholas Mancini was master of ceremonies. The Rev. John J. Crawford of St. Thomas Church led the invocation and the Rev, Roger B. T.sAnderson pronounced the benediction.
 Wreaths were placed at the Honor Roll by the Women's Relief Corps; Daughters of Union Veterans; Spanish War Veterans and Auxil- iary; American Legion and Auxil- iary; Yankee Division and Auxiliary Disabled American Veterans and Auxiliary; David L. Fannick Post, Jewish War Veterans and Auxil- iary; Florio Post, Italian American World War Veterans and Auxiliary: Sylvester Stokes Post, Lithuanian Legion and Auxiliary; Canadian Legio hand Auxiliary, and Wheeler Young Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and Auxiliary.
 Four bands will march in a par ade this evening starting at 6:30 P. M. to conclls5e the Armistice Day program for the city. Parade units will form on Freight Street under Col. Grover c. Baldwin, parade marshal. Lt.-Col. Wilfred A. St. Martin is the chief of staff.
 The route of the parade will be from Freight Street to Meadow Street to West Main Street to the north side of the Green; North Main Street to Exchange Place to Bank Street to Grand Street, past the reviewing stand in front of City Hall to Library Park where the groups will disband.
 Parking Forbidden
 No parking will be allowed any, where along the line of march after 6 P. M., the Police Department announced.
 The Fulton American Band will lead the first parade division, and the Gentle Band, the second, the American Legion Drum Corps and the U. s. Time Drum Corps will head the final two divisions.
 Police and Fire Department pla- toons will lead the parade. The first division will include members of lo- cal veterans groups the second. their auxiliaries: the third, cadet nurses of Waterbury Hospital, and Boy Scouts in the last division.
 Schools. federal. state and muni- cipal buildings and banks were closed today in observance of the holiday. but factories. stores and ofiices remained open. Windows at the Post Ofiice were open only until noon.
 Fifty Gold Star Mothers were es- corted to 6 military Mass at the Immaculate Conception Church yesterday morning. The colors of each veterans organization in the city were massed at the church.