Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-03

cy, President Taft. Gov. and Mrs. F. B. Weeks of Connecticut, Bishop Chaun- cey B. Brewster and Mrs. Brewster, Middletown.
 William H. Palmer-Senator Nor gan G. Bulkeley of Hartford. Senator Charles E. Searls. Putnam.
 Archibald Mitchell-Hon. John O.. Tillson, representative-at-la New
 Gardiner Greene-supreme Court Judge s. o. Prentice and Mrs Prem tice, Hartford.
 John c, Averili-supreme Court Judge Simeon F. Baldwin. New Haven, George S. Goddard. state librarian.
 Charles P. Cogswell-President and Mrs. Charles L. Beach, Connecticut agricultural college.
 Dr. Writer K. Tingley-William A. Slater, Washington, D. C.. George s. Palmer. New London.
 Mrs. J. M Huntington--Preside and Mrs: Harry A. Garfield of Will Hams college.
 Gen. William A; Aiken-Mr. and Horace D. Taft
 Dr. Patrick cassidy-Rev. John Neale. Terryville.
 Charles Bard-Mayor Edward ". Hooker of Hartford.
 James B. Shannon-Mayor James B. Martin of New Haven.
 Henry H. Gallup-Thomas D. Bradstreet, state comptroller.
 Willis A Briscce-Joel H. Reed, judge of superior court.
 William R. Jewett--R Rev. J. Newton Perkins, New York.
 Central Labor Union--John Mitchell at Wauregan house.
 Henry F. Parker-Rev. Samuel Hart. D.D, dean of Berkeley divinity school
 Rev. Samuel H. Howe, D.D.-W. De Loss Love, former principal of Broad
 Br. L. B. AImy-Alfred c. Bates and Azel Washburn Hagen, D.D., Md dletown.
 Maj. Henry J. Steiner-Former Gov. Rollin &. Woodruff.
 Mrs. Frank A. Roath-Former Gov. Phineas c. Lounsbury.
 Others who accept, but who prefer to be placed at the Wauregan house instead of private homes, are Senator Frank B. Brandegee of New London, Representative Edwin W. Higgins, pr. John A. Rockwell, General George M. Cole and Colonel Robert 0. Eaton, who will be quartered with the twelve members of the governors staff at the Wauregan house former Governor Thomas M. Waller of New London. Judge John M. Thayer accepts, but wishes no provision made for him. as does former Governor George P. Mo- Lean.
 Mshssan Indians In Bieentennial.
 The following were among those to represent the Mohegan Indians In the bicentennial parade in 1859: Mrs. An nie Mathews, Charles Mathews, Mrs. Delany Skeesucks, Mrs. Ella Avery, Mrs. Emma T. Baker Mrs. Lydia Fielding, Mrs. Cynthia Fowler, Edwin Fowler, Mrs. Gertrude Harris. William Hunter, Mrs. Mary T. Story.
 William B. Young states that these will be in the parade Monday with others. The others in the line will be descendants of the above.
 Fireworks Fifty Years Auo.
 The money for the celebration of Fourth of July fifty years ago was raised by subscription and in 1858 the sum of $4s2 was secured for fireworks, as the following old subscription paper will show:
 The undersigned, considering that an exhibition of fireworks on the Plain the evening of the Fourth of July next will not only be pleasing to our own citizens but a pecuniary interest to our city inasmuch as 1t will afford an en- tertainment to our own inhabitants and Induce our friends from the neighbor- ing towns to spend the evening with us and their money which they may choose to spend, instead of going far ther from home.
 We therefore agree to pay the sev- eral sums affixed to our names to carry out the above proposed entertainment.
 Dated Norwich, June IT. 1858:
 William H. Buckingham s20, J. Lloyd Greene $20, John Breed & Co. S20, David Smith s20. James L. Day S2O, Hunt Adams $20, William P. Greene $e0, Lorenzo Blackstone s1O, Edmond Perkins $10, Henry Bill s10, Calvin G. Rawson $10, City Steamboat Go. s10. Zee & Osgood $10,. John A. Rockwell $lO, Andrews & Nash $5, I. Johnson S5, Charles A. Converse s5, E. A. B. $5, William e. Osgood $5, Backus & John w. Stedman s5, James M. Meech s, W. l.. Nichols s5, R. B. Mowry s5, p: B: Trumbull s5. Smith & Cottreil $5. Williams & Grosvenor s5, flakes Brothers s, Frank Johnson s5. E.. Minslow Williams s5. H. G. Ransome $5, D. B. Hinckley $5, A. J. Currier s5. J. M. Arnes s5, O. H. Tubbs s5, Cash $5, Albert Moore s5, L. F. s. Foster S5, Lewis Parson $5, P. F. Chapman S5, Henry w. Birge s5, Jerry Halsey $5, Wauregan by T. Norris $5, c. E. Black s. 'E. P. sSlocum s5, J. c. Lamb s5. John Truman $5 -- Thompson sS p. o. Abbott s5, Charles N. Farnham s5, N. c. Breckenridge S5, Allen Smith $5. D. J. Gale $5, D. Holt s5, Cash S2. l. ". Harvey $5, Charles Young $2, N. Q. Chappen s2. Samuel B. Case s3, A; R. Bingham s5, - Harris s5. Charles Harris s1, T. B. Norton s2' Charles Harrington s5, 'T. Y. winship $2, 'Steiner g. Co. (John Steiner) s3. J. L. Spaulding s3. J. D. Moves s5 G ". Loomis $3, "Colton & Ruggles CHenry R.) $5, Henry A. Wells s2, Cash (several) $14; total $4s2.
 'Are now living.
 Entries InaAuto Parade.
 The following auto owners are ex- pected to have their machines in the parade on Tuesday morning: E. Al. Cudworth, c. H. Osgood, John I,. Mitchell. Frederick L. Osgood, Frank A: Robinson, Dr. W. Tyler Browne, Chauncey A. Sherman, Winslow T. Williams, George H. Loring, George S. Brown, Charles D. White, Moses K. Harvey, William Hazelhurst, H -atio Bigelow. ". H. Prothero, CharlsA IL. Hubbard, F. W. Huiburt, w. R. Baird Allen-Beeman Co, J. M. BrrdicK. Don ald G. Perkins, Philip Henault, Calvin l.. Swan. Mrs. Josie Naples. w. A. Nor ton, Nelson V. Porter, John F. Rogers. Henry F. Parker. Dr. H. M. Pollock Julian l.. Williams, Nathan D. Whiting. Henry c. Peck, A. J. Dawley. willis Austin, Mrs. c. E. Ravens Harry Walker, l.. Henry Saxton, w. E. Bald win, George w. Carroll, A. L. Potter. Grosvenor Ely, Dr. w. K. Tingley. Amos Swan, A. D. Lathrop, Charles Geisthardt L. P. Roath, Leon Tav- ernier.
 Secretary J. l.. Mitchell has inform car will be at Broadway theater facine up the hill, at 9.15, and decorated cars Will fall in behind, those not decorated Following. Speed of from 12 to 15