Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-08

and Drum corps and band of Pawtux- ct, R. l.; Westerly Veteran Fireman s association. George A. Haley, captain Dreadnough Hook and Ladder and Hose company of Bristol. R. l., Henry GaI- linske. foreman; borough and town officials and officers of the Connecti cut State Firemens association and viiting chiefs in autos.
 Line of March.
 The line of march will be: Forma- tion on Main street, right resting on Railroad avenue; up Elm street to Bay View avenue. to Elihu street, to South street to Bradley to Bay View, to Elm, to Arthur, to North Main, to Trum- bull, to Omega, to Hancock Irving and Main. thence to Stantons park, where dinner will be served.
 The General Committee.
 After the parade the chiefs and their guests will dine in Brayton'S hlll while in the great tent at Stantons park arrangements to feed 1,400 visit ing fremen have been made by this general committee, which has charge Of the arrangements for hremen's day: Chief E. P. Teed chairman, Rob- ert l.. Burtch secretary, w F. Broughton, Jr., treasurer, Assistant Chief c. D. Main, James P. McCoart, J. J. Young. Manuel Joseph. George G. eiliNIos OOllIl w AIldInD6Tldln, K. J Ostman, James Daley. J. B. Adams J. s: Anderson, Jr.. Charles A. Rix, R. M. Delagrange, James Duke. George w. Haley. Patrick Fitzpatrick of the borough; Chief H. A. Stahle, Assist ant Chief r. R. Dawley, H. C. Rey Morrison. Thomas Donohue, Charles J. Norris. William Crandall Andrew w. Fallon, Pawcatuck Chief Charles Donoth, Assistant Chief Mason Man ming, George H. Foley, Herbert Gled- hill, Henry Langley. c. R. Donoth, Eo- ward McHone. Mystic.
 Display of Fireworks. In the evening at s.15 there will be l display of S250 worth of freworks ] at the Station Plaza and band con- certs.
 Commemoration in the Churches. On Sunday commemorative servfce ces | will be held in all the churches of ths l town in the borough, in Mystic Paw 1 catuck and in the Road district and | after the pastors have brought home 1 the spiritual significance of the day I to their congregations in the morning l in Wadawanuck park in the arter- 1 noon literary exercises will emphasize l it's historical importancel
 | Exercises in Wadawanuck Park, | Gov Simeon E. Baldwin will be the | | speaker of this programme, which will l be presided over by Judge Gilbert Col l lins. Dean Otis Randall of Brown uni ! versity will also make an address
 Especially interesting will be the sing ] ing of two hundred school children oi 1 the town. who have been trained by | Miss Harriet N. Woodland, supervisor l of music. Seated on large stand or | the east side of the park, they wil
 render. besides patriotic selections, .
 song, The Flag of Stonington, that ha. been especially written for the Cen tennial by Henry R. Palmer of Ston ington. with words by Alfred G. Chaf. fee of Providence.
 I The Flag of Stoninston.
 Mir. Palmer is the designer. as well I of the Flag of Stonington. which, sym l bolic of the unity of the town of Ston l ington. is to be borne in the historica pageant Five gold stors on a blu Efield signify the districts of the tow and they are surrounded by circl of white, which likewise encloses tn I date, Aug. 10, 1914
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