New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 17, 1928, Page 2

“DETARS CONPLETE (Centinued from First Page) with every detall, especially in re- oerd to time and place set for the assmbly and the formations and arrangements for the ceremony and the dismissal. 3—This order is divided into six parts: Part I, general; Part II, the | assembly; Part III, the parade; Part IV, the review; Part V, the cere- meny; part VI, the dismissal. 1—Those participating are re- | quested to wear the uniform pre- seribed by their organization in- cluding government awarded medals and decorations. With civilian | clothes, such medals and decorations | should be worn in the customary place. 2—Individual World War veter- ans who are not affliated with any organization are invited to march | with Eddy Glover Post No. 6, Amer- | ican Legion of New Britain. 3—Veterans of the World whe are disabled and unable to march are requested to notify at once Dewey Selander, City Hall, telephone 1606. | 4—All citizens of New Britain are requested to prominently display the United States flag at their hom and places of business and if they can do so conveniently, to display streamers of bunting in the national colors. Part 11, the Asscmbly 1—All organizations participating in the parade are requested to as- semble in the positions designated | at 2:30 p. m. daylight time and to be in readiness to march promptly at 2:45 p. m. daylight time. Com- | manders and leaders of all organiz tions are requested to immediately | report their arrival at assembly | places to the commanding officers of | their respective divisions. Note. | Wherever possible, units will march | eight abreast. i 2—While resting at their assem- Ply places organizations are request- ed to form in such a manner that they will not obstruct traffic in the streets before the parade begins to | march. 3—Assembly will be as follows: (A)—Marshal's section: | 1—Platoon of police. At traffic | light, East Main and Elm streets. | 2—Marshal .and aides. Northeast corner. East Main and Elm streets. (B)—Military division: 1—Commander and .staff. North side of East Main street at junction with Elm street. 2—169th Infantry, Connecticut National Guard. North side of East | Main street facing west, head 50 feet east of Elm street. $—First Squadron Cavalry, Con- pecticut National Guard. Laurel stréet, facing south, head at East Main street. 4—American Legion Drum Corps, | Southington, Stanley street, south of | East Main street, facing north at| junction with East Main strect. | 5—19th Division Naval Militia, | Connecticut National Guard. Stan- ley street, south of East Main street, rear of drum corps. | (C) Escort Division | 1—Commander and Staff. side of Elm street, north of Main street, at East Main street. | 2—8econd Company, Governor's | Foot Guard and band. East side of | Elm street, north of East Main street, facing south, head 50 feet north of East Main street. | 3—First Company, Governor's | Feot Guard and band, East side of | Flm street, north of East Main | street, in rear of Second Company, Governor's Foot Guard. | 4—Putnam Phalanx and drum | corps. East side of Elm street, | porth of East Main street, in rear ©f Governor's Foot Guard. S—Philharmonic Band. East side | ot Elm street, north of East Main street in rear of Putnam Phalanx. 6—United Spanish War Veterans. East side of Elm street, north of | East Main street in rear of band. (D) World War Veteran Division 1—Commander and staft. - Elm | street, south of East Main street, | facing north at East Main streeet. 2—Highland Scottish Pipe Band. | Elm street, 50 fect south of East Main street, facing north. $—British Great War Veterans, | Edith Cavell Command of Hartford. Elm street, south of East Main street in rear of Pipe Band. 4—World War Veteran organiza- | tions other than American Legion. | (2) Disabled American Veterans | of World War. (b) Veterans of Foreign Wa (c) Kosciuszko Post, World War | Veterans. { (d4) General Haler Post, Polish | War Veterans. Elm street south of East Main street, in rear of British | Great War Veterans, 5—The American Legion. (a) State Commander and Staff. | Elm street, south of East Main | street, facing north at junction with War lington. Winter Seymour street. (b) 118th Medical Regiment Band, Connecticut National Guard, Eim street, facing north 50 feet south of Beymour street. (c)1st District, Hartford County American Legion. Elm street, fac- ing north in rear of 118th Regiment band. (d) 102nd Regiment Band, Conn. National Guard, Franklin street at Elm street, facing west. (e) 2nd District, New Haven County American Legion, Franklin street facing west, rear of band. (f) Aziz Grotto Drum Corps West side of Elm street, facing south, north of East Main street, facing East Main street. (g) 3rd District, Fairfield Coun- ty American Legion, Elm street, north of Kast Main street, facing south in rear of drum corps. (h) Music. West side of Elm street, north of East Main street, facing south at Fast Main street. (i) Fourth District, Windham & Tolland counties, American Legion. West side of Elm street, north of Zast Main street, facing south in vear of Third District. (J) Y. M. T. A. & B, Drum corps, New Britain. West side of Eim| street, north of East Main street, | in rear of Fourth District. (k) Fifth District, New London County, American Legion. West, side of Elm street, north of East Main street, in rear of Drum corps. (1) Music. West side of Elm street, north of East Main street, in rear of Fifth District, (m) Sixth district, Litchfieid County, American Legion. West side of Eln street, north of East Main strect, in rear of Fifth district. (n) Hardware City Band, New Britain. East side of Hartford ave- nue, facing south at junction with East Main street. (o) Seventh district, County, American Legion. side of Hartford avenue, south in rear of band. (p) Eddy Glover post, No. 8§, American Legion Drum corps. Spring street, facing south at junc- tion with East Main street. (q) Eddy Glover post, 1st section. Spring street, south at East Main street, of drum corps. (r) Eddy Glover post, No, 6, American Legion band. Spring street, facing south at junction with Winter street. (s) Eddy Glover Post, No. 6, 2nd section, including all World War veterans not affiliated with other veteran organizations. Spring street, Middlesex East facing No. 6, facing in rear [north of Winter street, facing south |in rear of Eddy Glover. post band. Civilian Division 1-—Comnrander and staff. Sum- mer street at kast Main street, fac- ing south, 2—American Band of New Brit- ab Summer street, 50 feet north of st Main street, facing south. 3—Corbin Commandery, Uniform Rank, Patriotic Order of 8ons of America. Summer street, facing south in rear of American band. 4—Fire Department of New Brit- ain, Summer street, in rear of P. 0. 8. of A. 5—Polish Falcons Drum corps of Holyoke. Winter street facing east, head at Summer street. 6—Dolish ‘Societies: Polish Club, 1; Polish Falcon Alliance v of a, Nest No. 88! Polish Na- No. 2093. Winter east, rear of Drum Am tional Alliance, street facing corps. 7—Universal band. Clark street facing south, head at Winter street, s—Hocieties of Sacred Heart church. Clark street, rear of Uni- versal band. 9—Boys Club Drum corps of New Britain. North street at Clark street. 10—Socicties of Holy Cross church. North street facing East head at Clark street in rear of drum corps. 11—Plainville Fife corps. Winter street, facing west, head at Summer street. 12—French socletie: Lafayette Camp. St. Jean Baptiste ociety L'Union St. Jean Baptiste, d'Amer- ique. Les Artisans. Winter street facing west in rear of Plainville Drum corps. 13—8t. Paul's Drum corps. Kens- street facing west head at Spring street. 14— Lithuanian Societies. Winter street, facing west in rear of 8t. Paul's drum corps. 15—Boys' Community Fife and Drum corps, E. Berlin. Winter street facing west, head at Spring street. 16—Clan Douglas, No. 130, Order of Scottish Clans. Winter street, e 04 and Drum 11595 “Qld Company’s Lehigh Coal” THE SHURBERG COAL CO. Phone 2250 55 Franklin st. Why are the milk containers in our dairy lined with spgtless, gleaming containers are easily kept clean for lurking bacteria. They no nooks and cranni are cool and safe rece;pta Milk. Because glass ... there are glass? cles for our pure United NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1928, street. i 17—8Savoy band. Winter street facing east at Clark street. 18—Italian societies. Winter street facing east between Clark street and Main street. (E)—Float Division 1—Commander and staff. Center street, facing north at junction with E. Main street. 2—Floats. Center north at junction with street. Y. M. T. A. & B. Society. Fratcrnal Order of Eagles. Junior Order United American Mechanics. Combined German Societies. ew Britain General Hospital urses. Visiting Nurse Association. New Britain Woman's Club. . W. C. A. M C. A Vew Britain B. P. O. Elks. Knights of Columbus. Shepherds of Bethlehem. Catholic Daughters of America. Independent Order of Odd Fel- lows and ‘Rebekahs. Junlor Achievement Foundation. Polish Falcon Alliance of Amer- oca, Nest No. 88. Knights of Pythias. Polish War Veterans. Italian Societies of Sons of Italy. Ladies' Auxiliary of Sons of Italy 0. A. H. Ladies' Auxiliary. Polish Societies of Sacred Heart church, Society of Forty and Eight. Part 11L The Parade 1. The parade will march prompt- ly at 3 p. m. daylight time. Signal guns will be fired as follows: For- mation 2:30, preparatory 2:45, final 3 p. m. The head of the column (platoon of police) will clear the point Hartford avenue and Elm street at the designated hour. 2. The route of march will be East Main street to Main street; Main street north to Broad strect; 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- enus 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 a fire occurs in the parade area, necessitating 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. 4. 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. 3. 169th Infantry, C. N. G. . 1st Squadron Cavalry, C. N. G. . American Legion Drum Corps —~8outhington. 19th Division, Naval C. N. G. ESCORT DIVISION 1. Commander and staff. Theo- dore Johnson, past depart- ment commander, United Spanish War Veterans. . Band of Second Company, Governor's oot Guard. Second Company, Governor's Foot Guard, New Haven. . Band of First Company Gov- ernor’s Foot Guard. . First Company, Governos's TFoot Guard, Hartford. . The Putnam Phalanx and Drum Corps. Philharmonic Britain, United Spanish erans. WORLD WAR VETERAN DIVISION 1. Comumander and staff. Cap- tain Alfred H. Griswold. facing Main street, E. 6. Militia, T Band, New 8. War Vet- FRESH OR CORNED FANCY SLICED SPERRY & BARNES CENTER CUT facing west, 50 feet east of lm' PLATE BEEF SPARE RIBS PIG’S LIVE —e 2. Highland Scottish Pipe Band, Hartford. British Great War Veterans, Edith Cavell ommapd of Hartford. . World War’ Veteran organi- zations, other than the American Legion: Disabled American Veterans of the World War. Veterans of Foreign Wars. Koscluszko Post, ‘World War Veterans. General Haller Post, Polish War Veterans. . The American Legion: State commander and staff. Band of the 11%h Medical Regiment, C. N. G. First district County. Band of 102nd Infantry, C. N. G. Second District—New Haven County. Aziz Grottoe Drum Corps— New Britain, Third District. Musie. Fourth District. Y. M. T. A. & B. Drum Corps New Britain. Fifth District. Music, Sixth District. Hardware City Band—New Britain. Seventh District. Eddy-Glover Post, | American Legion | Corps. Eddy-Glover 1st Section. Eddy-Glover Post, No. American Legion Band. Eddy-Glover Post, No. 6, 2nd Section, including all World War Veterans not affiliated with other vet- eran organizations. CIVILIAN DIVISION 1—Commander and Staff. Lieut. Albin Backiel. 2-—American Band, New Britain. 3—Corbin Commandery, uniform rank, Patriotic Order 8ons of Amer- ica. 4—Fire Department of New Brit- ain. 5—Polish Falcons Drum Corps of Holyoke. 6—Polish societies: Polish Club No. 1. Polish Falcon Allfance America, Nest No. §8. ! Polish National Alliance, No.| 2093, 7—Universal Band of New ain. 8—8ocleties Church. 9—Boys Club Drum Corps of New Britain. 10—Socleties church. 11—Plainville Corps. 12—French societies: Lafayette Camp, No. 11595, St. Jean Baptiste Soclety. L'Union 8t. Jean Baptiste d'Amerique. Les Artisans. 13—8t. Paul's Drum sington. 14—Lithuanian Societies 15—Boys Commuhity Fife and Drum Corps—East Berlin. 16—Clan Douglas, No. 130, of Scottish Clans. 17—8avoy Band. 18—TItalian Socleties. . FLOAT DIVISION 1—Commander and Staff. James E. O'Brien, Americaniza- tion officer. Wonderful For Indigestion When your stomach feels bad; when stomach acids, gas, sourness, nausea or after-eating pains make you miserable, just a little Bisur- ated Magnesia—tablets or powder— will bring safe and instant relief. It neutralizes the acids that have upset your stomach and permits normal painless digestion, or its cost s nothing. Druggists every- where sell it with this guarantee. Its dally use means real stomach comfort. 3. Hartford No. 8, Drum Post, 6, 6, of Brit- of Sacred Heart of Holy Cross Fife and Drum Corps—Ken- Order MEAT MARKET SPECIALS TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY . 18c . 18 . 15¢ FRANKFORTS - 33: PORK CHOPS .43 ———————————— BEST CUT CORN-FED STEER TOP ROUND STEAK ». 63: = ATLANTICs PaCIFIC ™ Ttocated | Maple [ street, Locust street, 2—Floats: Y. M. T. A, & B. Soclety, Fraternal Order of Junior Order Unitéd American Miechanics. Combined German Societies. New Britain General Hospital Nurses. Visiting Nurse Aasociation. New Britain Woman's Club. Y. W. C. A, { Y. M. C. A. New Britain B. P. O. Elks. Knights of Columbus. Shepherds of Bethlehem. Catholic Daughters of America. Independent Order of Odd Fel- lows and Rebekahs. Junior Achievement Foundation. Polish Falcon Alliance of Ameri- ca, Nest No. 88. Knigits of Pythias. Polish War Veterans, Ttalian Societies of Bons of Italy. Ladies Auxiliary of Sons of Italy. 0. A. H. Ladies Auxiliary. Polish Societies of Sacred Heart Church. of Forty and Eight. ‘Two motorcycles. Note:—A motor ambulance is ready for emergency call. Use near- et telephone—call New Britain General Hospital, Tel. 2560 or police headquurters, Tel. 96. Part IV. The Review 1—The reviewing stand will be immediately east” of the monument on Central park. Note—Honors at reviewing stand will consist of “eyes-right.” Division commanders, staff and unit com- manders will execute right hand salute. Organization standards should be dipped but the American flag is never dipped. 2—The reviewing party will semble at the Burritt hotel at 2:30 p. m. daylight time, and will pro- ceed to the reviewing stand at 3:00 p.m. The reviewing party will con- sist of a representative of the United States war department, a repre- sentative of the United States navy department, the governor of Con- necticut and staff, the mayor of New Britain, military guests and members of the Grand Army of the Republic. 3-—When the entire parade has marched past the reviewing stand, the reviewing party will enter auto- mobiles and will proceed via Main street, Chestnut street, Park street, street, Ellis street, Glen Arch street, Hart street, and Griswold street to flag pole on Walnut Hill park. Note: Members of the ( Grand Army of the Republic will leave the reviewing stand and enter automo- biles in front of city hall in time 1o precede the parade to Walnut Hin park. 4~Upon arrival at the flag pole, the reviewing party will take up po- sitions assigned to them for the ceremony. Part V. The Ceremony 1—When the head of the parade reaches the ilag pole en Walnut Hill there will be a brief halt. Officers who may be mounted will dismount (excepl cavalry.) 2—From this point the compo- nent units of the parade will be di- rected by the marshal as follows: Platoon of Police — Circle au- dience to the right, pass monument, leave circle by exit 3ector of the circle and clear space for 169th Regiment formation. 169th Infantry, Col. D. Gordon Hunter commanding — circle audi- ence to right following platoon of police. Band will turn out of {col- umn at right of monument and play while regiment marches by and then follow in column, Note: “When passing monument and official stand, same honors will be rendered as when passing review- ing stand. After exit from eircle, form line of battalions on grass southwest of hill top, and halt. 1st Squadron Cavalry — Turn left on road to west of hilltop as direct- ed by alde. 19th Division Naval Militia— Circle audience to right, render honors at monument and official stand and leave circle by exit in southwest sector. Halt on left of 169th Infantry. Second Company Governor's Foot Guard—Circle audience to left. Halt when head reaches official stand, form line on right of band facing audience (two files deep only) and backward march to hedge. itizens in ssuthwest | Guard form, form line on left of band fac- ing audience (two files deep only.) and backward march to hedge. Putnam Phalanx—Clrcle audienco to left, halt when head reaches Foot Guard, form line on right of Foot Guard, facing audience (two files deep only) .and backward march to hedge. Philharmonic Band—Circle au- dicnce to rFM. pass first company Governor's ‘Foot Guard and enter band platform at approach to monument—continue playing until Spanish War Veterans are halted. Spanish War Veterans—Circle au- dience to right, following band only until reaching left of first company Governor's Foot Guard, form line facing audience (two files deep only) and backward march to hedge- ° World War Organizations—Lead- ing unit circle audience to teft until| covering” front of Foet Guard band, halt and close up in mass as tightly as possible. and face audience. When left side of audience is en- tirely filled, remainder of column Settle The Fuel Question Once and For All Main ¢, Office 3368 Don't spend any more time wondering about coal. the best place to get a dependable quality of Send in your order to us now. coal is all the same uniformly good quality. Hard, shiny, packed full of heat units, every lump is from the same mine. Our Eddy-Glover cloared flag pole. Officlal stand when units will face toward audience and close in as tightly as possible. When weat side has been entirely filled, rematning units will be placed on east side. Note:—Red Cross First Ald tent, with medical staff is located half. way between flag pole and New Eritain General hospital. o PART VL THE DISMISSAL 165th Infantry—~When Park Drive is clear of marchers, regiment will proceed down aslope to west where luncheon will be served. : (Continued on Page Three)” Yard Ottice Buys this Twin-Ignition-Motored, Salon-Body 400" Sedan An avalanche followed the “'400.” More of approbation and sales has introduction of the new Nash Nash cars sold in July than in any July of Nash history—more in August than in emy month during the 12 years of Nash success, Study the Nash ““400” Special Six Sedaa illus- trated and you'll see why. It has the new Twin Ignition, high compression motor for reliability, power, speed and economy like you've never found in any car. None but cars of very highest price have heretofore offered the twin ignit; ion type of motor. And none but cars of exceptionally high price ever have offered you the beauty, and crafts- manship in the new Salon Body of this sedan. You will also find this Nash th € easiest steers ing, easiest riding car the motor car industry ever has produced. The wheelbase is s full 116 inches. And Lovejoy hydraulic shock absorbers are standard equipment, front and rear. And remember, too, that the price covers full equipment—bumpers, sparetire—mwashing more to buy, delivered at your doat. NASH 400 Leads the World in Jotor Car Value IMPORTANT FEATURES—N0 OTHER CAR HAS THREMN JALL Twin-Ignition motor 12 Aircraft type spark plugs High compression Lovejoy shock absorbers (exciusive Nash moanting) New double drop frame One-piece Salon fenders A. G. HAWKER 58 Elm St. Alumigum slloy pistons (Ieser Svars) 7-besring crankshaft (below crant pins) Salon Bodies Vanity case and smoking set, leather mounted lo‘:'y.mbhfl-nh.dfn- Nash me Short turniag redins 116-inch wheelbese Special Desiga frome sad rear bumpers Tel. 2456