Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-23
MORE FEATURES FOR CELEBRATION
Four Ministers Formerly of Norwich to Address Union Meeting Sunday Evenins-Organ Recital Tuesday Afternoon.

number of new features have been added to the programme for the cele- Lration which should prove of much interest in making it the success which Is desired. The changing of the date of the celebration has brought he opening day. or Sunday, on the first Sunday of July, which Is com
 nunion Sunday in many of the churches, and short sermons are usu- ally preached on those occasions. It has seemed to a number of the mln- lstCrs of the city, whose residence here has covered but a few years. that a Historical sermon on that morning would hardly allow for justice to be 6Gne to such a subject, even by one fully acquainted with the history, and for that reason some, it is understood, are to preach upon Good Citizenship, while on Sunday evening it has been arranged that a union service will be reid at the Central Baptist church of the Broadway, Second Congregational and Central Baptist, and possibly oth- eis. with historical addresses by Dr. George Martin of Lowell, Rev. E. w.. Bishop of Oak Park, H., Prof. Bacon Of New Haven and Rev. c. M. Gallup of New Bedford, all former Norwich men, who have become well known in the ministry and who are well quail fled to speak upon the topic
 For Tuesday afternoon also Organist F. w. Lester of the Broadway Congre- gational church has arranged for an organ recital, which, it is believed, will be an important feature of the day, C. ming after the literary exercises. It will be held at Broadway Congrega- tional church, which will seat about eco.
 Government Permission Given.
 Postmaster Caruthers on Tuesday learned from the secretary of the treasury that permission would be g.v- ell for the erection of a reviewing stand on the postoff1ce grounds, from V hich the president and distinguished guests can watch the fireworks Mon- d.; y evening, July 5.
 Cars Will Be Stopped.
 It has been learned, in response to a retition to the Connecticut company flat the cars will not run through the reart of the city when the streets will be most congested, and particularly during the parade hours. This means u at the cars will stop on Central wharf, North Main street and the East Side bridge and up Franklin street, sLd permit the entire use of the streets for the parade and crowds.
 Haunting Car for Hibernians.
 It has been decided by the Second di,1sion of the A. o. H. that they will have a jaunting car in their part of rke parade. and one has been secured from the old country especially for the pal ade. It is the real thing and in it will ride several members of the La 6its' Auxiliary. They feel confident that they will not be outdone in t1eir appearance.
 Open House Committees.
 The following committees have been aprointed by the president of Open Fcuse, according to the vote of the meeting last week: Float committee. J. P Sheridan, B. B. Byles, c. c. obb, c. B. Capron, c. M. Colberg; cn arrangements at rooms, D. K. Brown, Walter Crooks, H. Woodman- see; Indian" committee, Lillibridge, C. B. Capron, Clarence Messinger; terminating, J. P. Huntington, George H. Stanton. c. H. Haskell; to petition to use roof during fireworks, Alfred MLffitt, Rev. N. P. Carey.
 The last named committee has done ita work, and posted for a report a