Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-23

1 lerter from Treasurer Robert w. Fer k ms of the Thames Loan and Trust ] company, in which he states that me company has decided to deny the use of the roof of the building to all its tenants. fearing the danger or over crowding and possible accidents.
 Historical Reproductions.
 A synopsis of the historical pageant which is to be given back of the Nor vlch club house, under the direction If G. A. Keppler and B. E.. Leawitt is as follows:
 Part L-The Aborigines-Scene l.: The Mohegan camp at peace. Hymn to the Great Spirit. The Indian wed- drg. Scene IL: The Declaration of War Ca bundle of arrows Is hurled into the Mohegan Camp. The War Song of the Mohegans, during which I,cas. explains in pantomime to his warriors his strategem, that when he crops to the ground they are to shoot u cir arrows and charge the enemy The Narrangansetts appro ach. Mianto- nomih and Uncas barley. The duel. The Battle of the Plain. (This his- tt rio conflict is said by historians to be the gretest Indian battle in New Lngland) The capture of Miantono- n'ch. The Indian war dance. The Ceath of Miantonomoh. Scene H.: The pipe of peace. The first settlers, Iason and Fitch, purchase the nine square miles of Norwich from Uncas, st n a treaty, then all smoke the pipe of peace.
 Part H-Norwich in 1776-1s61- the Present and the Future. Scene ": Weshington's reception to Norwich. The colonial minuet- Parade drill by the Putnam Phalanx. Scene V: The Boys of '61, by the G. A. R. In me- n.Or1am of those who did not return; 3 chorus with the band will render The Old Church Bell, in which will be utilized the Park church chimes. Saene VI.: Norwich in present military affairs as exemplified by Company Three and Company Five. Scene VII: Norwich in the future, portrayed by a procession of several hundred of the rising generation, who will sing the 6e to Norwich (words by Anson G. Chester, 1s59).
 Finale by the entire company.
 Apotheosis-The Angel of Peace.
 Help from Hartford.
 The city officials of Norwich have asked Chief of Police William F. Gum to furnish forty patrolmen and ore sergeant from the local force for the Norwich celebration on July and 6. says the Hartford Courant- They ( re also making requisition on other cues L4C SldLc TUT OA rOlicemen. Chief Gum will furnish the required number of men, and Nor v.ch will pay for their transportation ara for their service. The town of Norwich has sent out some very neat and attractive invitations for the cele- bration of the 250th anniversary of its founding and the 125th anniversary Of the Incorporation of the city of Norwich. The engraved card is ad- dressed to all who by ties of birth, an- cestry or former residence are con- rtCted with the town, and bears at it's cad a picture of Norwich in 1853; a 90 the seal and "the Rose of New England" Accompanying this IS an elght- page folder giving the official rrcgramme and illustrated with a num- CT of cuts of public buildings, parks end industries. One page is devoted to the recital of the industrial advant- ages of the city.
 Invitations to Norwich.
 Handsomely engraved invitations to the 250th anniversary celebration at Norwich have been received in New I,0ndon.-New London Globe.