Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-19
WHERE THE PARADE WILL GO.
Line of March Decided Upon and Those who will rar
cipate-Executive Committee Session Lasted over
Two Hours-Location of Reviewing Stand-Arran9e-
nents for the Presidents Visit Here.

viii come here on July to make the
arrangements. The president VIII dISo
have secret service men Tor ms pros
lection, and there will be numper "
extra policemen here and propADiy
many of them will be mounted II ne
believed that from so to 100 extra. wiz
he needed w. T. Williams was ap
nointed a committee to act with Chlel
Murphy in regard to the police
A badge will be provided for the the
distinguished guests, SO that they Nh MI
have no trouble in getting about tne
city where they please. This was lett
to the chairman to secure.
The literary exercises commlttee
| asked to be relieved of the seating OF
| the guests and it was left with the
| committee on reception and enter
] tainment of the guests. They VIII
| have charge of them at the reviewing
stand and at the theater go,
| programme was read, which VIII
| he incorporated in the official pro
gramme, which will not be issued LOT
| few days. "a -
1t was thought that there would not
be grand stand room enough anu +,, ~
was decided to endeayor to get tne
builders and contractors to act in con-
cert in building grandstand.
Horse Guards Not Coming.
Cant. w. II. Gardner of the Govern
| or's Horse Guards of Hartford was
in town on Friday and stated that the
Horse Guards had voted not to come
to Norwich. 1t was understood py
them some time ago that they Woulu
get an invitation, but the MAJOR d.
their meeting Monday night reported
none had been received and they hav-
ing none to act upon decided not te
come An order had been sent mere
to G. E. Brady to get fifty horses ane
he had them all ready for them, ou
the order was cancelled this week
is believed their failure to get thel
invitation resulted from a misunder
standing, as Captain Gardner had peer
told by Chairman Tracy tnat th
Horse Guards were wanted.
Participants Of 80 Years Ago.
Il The Bulletin would like the name
of all living people who took part Il
! | the 200th anniversary celeoratlon o
, Norwich and will appreciate 1t II IN
] names are sent promptly.
D Action by Committee on Sports.
There was a meeting Friday eve
!, | ming of the committee on sports 10
the coming celebration, at which MUG
: of the preliminary details were set
! tied. The meeting was held in tn
= | office of Attorney II. II. Pettis, he pre-
. siding in the absence from town
T. the chairman, DR.. D. J. Shahan.
! The following officials for the sport
at the Fair Grounds on the mornin
! of Monday, July 5, were selected:
u Referee, DIR. d. J. Shahan; judge
!, F. ]. Murtha and George P. Peckhan
Ii physical director Y. M. G. A. star
er, Henry H. Pettis; inspectors, WI
: liam r. Frisbie, Y. NJ. G. A. and 9: 4
Il c. official; scorers, Charles F. Wh1'
ney, Y. NJ. c. A. and c. A. c. officia
y measurer for jumps and shot put
I; Allyn L. Brown, Y. M. c. A., and
!. A. c. official; timers, John ]. c. Stor
" and John D. Nolan.
y, AS an innovation and for what
"a considered the better accommodate
of the public, it was decided to ha'
the shotputs and jumps in all class
!, take place in the grass enclosure
p; front of the grand stand. Entries
% all the events, both amateur and pr
q fessional. and also in the schools
.. events are coming in fast to Dr. Sh
% han and everything points to this pa
o. of the programme being one OF I
Il big features of the celebration.
D. The gold and bronze medals ha
., already arrived and have been on e
H. hibition in the window OF WOODWARD
l. iiewelry store. This morning tn
will be moved to a window in t
T Boston store. They are, witho
oe doubt, the finest and best collection
ee gold and bronze medals ever offer
AT for an amateur meet in this state.