Norwich bulletin., 1914-10-12

All is ready for the big fremens muster and inspection Monday. Colum- bus day. The programme and the pa- rade formation will be as follows:
 The Line of March.
 Starting from fire headquarters, Un- ion square, to Main and Elm street to Providence street, to Marshal, 10 Woodstock avenue. to Church street, to Pomfret street, to Front street anu South Main to Grove street, 10 center, to South Main, to Front street, to School street and to high school grounds, where ball game and other sports will take place.
 The Order of March.
 Marshal Isaac Champeau.
 Platoon of Police.
 Putnam Catholic Band
 Protector Hose Company, No; l.
 Eagle Hose Company, No. 7.
 Mansfield Hose Company, No. 3: General Putnam Hook and Ladder
 Company.
 Visiting Bremen.
 Warren Drum Corps. Cargill Council, Knights Of Coiumpus.
 Fourth Degree Knights.
 Zouaves from St. Mary's School.
 Boy Scouts
 The parade will start at 1-30 from headquarters, and the different com panies have been requested to be in their assigned positions at that time: Cornpanies No. 1, No. 3 and Hook and Ladder will form at headquarters, Company No. will form on Union street, facing Main, the Zouaves wtii facing Main, theeKnights of Columbus will form at their hall. corner of Main and Pomfret streets, and the Boy Scouts in front of the Arcade build ing.
 Good Hunting in New Brunswick.
 William Frasier has returned home from a two weeks hunting and fishing trip in New Brunswick. Small game was plenty and the party had plenty of moose and deer meat to supply the camp.
 Leon Smith of San Francisco spent Sunday with Henry A. Wheelock of Church street.
 was the guest of Miss Gertrude Hall over Sunday.
 A new boiler is being installed in the municipal building, to take the place of the two small boilers that have been used to heat the building. Gould Beard has been chosen dele gate from the local branch or the Christian Endeavor society to the con Vention that meets in New Haven the latter part of the month. Campaign to Buy Apples. The local Business Mems association has elected Ernest C. Morse secretary in place of George Baldwin, who has moved to Providence. The association has received a communication from the Worcester Board of Trade asking the association to cooperate in cam- paign to ''buy a barrel of apples" This section of New England exports thou- sands of barrels of apples to Europe every fall and it is believed that the present war will kill the market and that many apples will go to waste, and the situation will be a hardship for the growers. People are to be urged to | buy a barrel to relieve the situation. Literature for Seamen's Bethel. Two barrels of literature have been sent by the Congregational church to | the Seamen,s Bethel at Vineyard Ha- ven, Mass. The c. E. society contrib uted the money to pay the freight charges. The Union Teachers Sunday school 1 training class is to hold a meeting at the Methodist church this (Monday) evening.
 Mattress Burned. An alarm of fire called the members of the department from the brea akfast table at 7.15 Saturday morning. The l fire was in a house in the rear of tine | City hotel. where a feather mattress was burned. No other damage result l ed.
 Pick Strong Candidates. Both the republicans and democrats have nominated men for representa- lives in the general assembly who they believe, will get out a large vote. The republicans in nominating Mac donald and PlesNs are seeking to re-