The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-09-04
FIREmENs' TOURNAMENT,

 Further Preparations for the New England
 Meet in Hartford. September la-Many
 Organizations to he Present-PrIzes to be Competed For-The Judges.
 The grand iremen's tournament oi the New England States Veteran Fire mems league will be held in Hartford September 12 Tho official program, just out, announces that tho following organizations will participate, and these with the other organizations not men tion in the list, which will undoubtedly be present, will make the largest vet
 eran firemens parade ever held in Con necticut:
 Lowell Veterans, Lowell, Mass; Law renee Veterans, Lawrence, Mass; New ton Veterans, Newton, Mass; New Bedford Veterans, New Bedford Mass; Roxbury Veterans, Roxbury, Mass; Salem Veterans Salem, Mass; South bridge Veterans, Southbridge, Mass; Somerville Veterans, Somerville, Mass; Brunswick Veterans, Brunswick, Me; Portland Veterans, Portland, Me; Nashua Veterans, Providence, R. L; Central Falls Veterans, Central Falls, ' R. l.. Pawtucket Veterans, Pawtucket, R. l.; Woonsocket Veterans, Woon-
 socket, R. l.; New Haven Veterans. New Haven, Conn. Hartford Veterans,
 Hartford, Conn; Aetna Hose company,
 East Hartford, Conn; Volunteer Hose
 company. East Hartford, Conn,; Bos-
 ton Veterans, Boston, Mass. Barnicoat
 Veterans, Boston, Mass; Charlestcwn
 Veterans, Charlestown Mass; Red
 Jacket Veterans, Cambridge, Mass. !;
 Brockton Veterans, Brockton, Mass, {;
 Worcester Veterans, Worcester, Mass; Hyde Park Veterans, Hyde Park, Mass. 1;
 West Gardiner Veterans, West Gardi- ner, Mass; Fall River Veterans, Fall River, Mass; Springfield Veterans, Springfield, Mass.
 The prizes to be competed for are:
 First prize cash $20o; second prize,
 cash $150; third prize, cash $1oO; fourth s prize, cash $50: fifth prize, silver water pitcher and gold lined goblet, There ! will also be special prizes to the asso- citation having the best looking en- zine. and to the association having the largest number of uniformed men ' in line. The judges, who have been selected by the New England Fire S men's league for the tournament prizes, A will be:
 Assistant Chief w. T. Cheswell of Y Boston, chairman: ex-Chief William A. E Green of Boston; Chief John Wagner of
 Rockville, Conn.,; Chief Nicholas Staub of New Milford, Conn; Chief S George Cushing of Hingham, Mass; ex- Assistant Chief J. w. Plaisted of Port $ land, Me, and ex-Chief Edward Mott ,I of Taunton, Mass. The timekeeper will l be Robert Magonigal of Hartford. I The procession will start at 10 F o'clock a. m. and will be headed by s Colts band and will form on High k street, right resting on North Main; the second division on Allyn street, the E third on Church street, the fourth on E Trumbull, the fifth on Pearl and Ford. The line of march will be down Main street to South Green, and possibly to Mrs. Colts, countermarch to Pearl, where a halt will be made and an $ exhibition of Jumbo No. 3, propeller, will be given. Resuming the parade, M the march will be down Pearl to Trim < ity, to Washington, to Park, to Wads- $ worth, to Buckingham, to Washing
 ton, to the Capitol grounds, where the $ contests of the hand-engines will take # place.