Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-10

ster, Mass, Thursday for the annual putin of the Eastern Connecticut De- velopment Committee, representing the Chambers of Commerce of New Lon don, Norwich, DanieIson, Putnam and Willimantic and directed by the Put nam chamber and the Webster Dud- ley Chamber of Commerce. Invited guests at the outing will include the Southbridge Board of Trade and the Chamber of Commerceof the State of Connecticut including allied organiza- tiOnS. At the present time it looks as if Norwich will have the largest del egation of any chamber at the outing.
 Willami A. Somers, president of the Norwich Chamber of Commerce, has issued the following instructions to all members and guests who anticipate going to the outing:
 The committee on charge of the pre- liminary arrangements for the outing, owing to the great demand fer tick cts and the very generous response from members owning automobiles, have found it necessary to change from Shetucket to Lower Washington street as a meeting place. In order that the organization may be ready to move promptly upon the arrival of the New London section of the au- to parade through Eastern COnnecti- cut to the outing, those who are gO- ing are instructed to report to the grand marshal, Charles w. Pearson, at a. m., Thursday, at the foot of Washington street. There to be pre- sented with trumpet, badge and fez, each automobile will be furnished two Norwich banners for display on sides of car and be assigned a place in the line.
 The cars and their occupants will be as follows:
 Car No, 1-Chas. W. Pearson, grand
 Car No. 2-George H. Loring. Will liam A. Somers, H. R. Branche, Wm. H. Cruickshank, c. J. Isbister, E. J. Hunt.
 Car No. 3-His Honor Mayor Allyn r. Brown, and friends.
 Car No. 4-GeOrge Carroll, Frank H. Smith, F. H. PuUen, Fred R.
 Car No. -D. T. Shea, w. ". Beck with, Morgan CrOnin, Casper K. Bai- ley, J. W. SempIe.
 Car No. 6-W. F. Lester, s. AL pheus Gilbert, W. T. Lane, H. B. Cary,
 Car No. 7ER. c. PIaut. J. W. Cad den, A. Morin, s. H. Reeves, Herman Sears.
 Car No. s-James L. Case, A. Err nest Cherry.
 Car No. 9-Chas. A. Hagberg, st- mics Therrien, Frank E. Peckham.
 Car No. 10-Julian L. Williams, A. c. Jenkins, P. w. Chapman, John A. Moran, H. w. Gallup.
 Car No. 1f-C. Del Carlo, Judge John H. Barnes, A J. Bailey, George
 Car No, 12-R. w. Perkins and
 Car No. 18-T. c. Murphy, Thos. H. Beckley, Joseph c. Bland.
 Car No. 14-C. A. Chamberlain. Rob- ert w. Otis, E. L. Root, Wm. Trach- % ba7-o~ E-ra5 FT6I1Tp110
 Car No. 15-A. D. Lathrop, Charles D. Greeuman and friends.
 Car No. 16-L. M. Crandau
 Car No. 17-T. F. Hill, Frederick s. Young, H. W. Lang, Dr. Alfred
 Car No. 18-New London County Farm Bureau-F. c. Warner, Chas. H. Bushnell, w. o. Rogers.
 Car No. 19-ShOre Line Electric R. R.-A. F. Sherman, John p. Vaughn. Manning, w. H. Harder, E. McNa-
 Car No. 21-D. J. Mccormick. A. J. Senft George Smith, M. Mcguire, FL
 Car No. 22-Georga c. Preston. g. Bartlett, F. W. Guild
 Car No. 23.-Abner Schwartz. J. Be dard. M. V. Murphy and friends.
 Car No. 24-Charles $. Peckham, Edward Cook, J. M. Young, W. W Lang and Herman Jacke1.
 Car No 25-AmbrOse Sullivan, Rob ert McNeely, John L. Gillian, Milo R.
 Gar No. 2s-Gustave E. Lambert John Gula, Herbert Dart, Charles w.
 Car No. 27-Thomas A. Robinson, \. J. Ayling, Charles s. Holbrook,
 Ca@ N-o 32IToqeoh p r,7,r,r,ire,s F
 Car No. 29-A. c. Swan. R. F. Smith. A. G. LtIlibridge, Arthur F.
 Car No, 8o-w. H. Dat. Emil M. F0zs Gs J. NC C. 33a Broadhgrsf, II Ton,;fe ro,,ts Geer, John W. Mckinley, N. E.. Smith.
 Car No. 32-L. L. Chapman, George Linton. J. Edward DriscoIl.
 Car No. 33-Franl1 B. Hall, John M. Swahn. James Mara.
 Car No. 34-L. M. Young, Arthur E. Story, Edward A. Cudworth, Arthur
 Car No. 85-CharIes 4. Gager, A. w. Tillibridge Richard $. Parker, Nelson E. Church.
 Car No 37-Alexander Ffnlayson, George Letendre, John Connolly, B. Lahn, s. SiegaI.
 Car No. 38-Peter CiccarelIi
 C. v. PendletOn, assistant to grand marshall. Side car motorcycle.
 Car No. 40-L. Kr0nig, private
 Car No. 41-Dr. Curtis Bernard, pri- , Car No. Apr. c. c. Gildersleeve, F Car IT No. 48, H. G. Peck private.
 Car No. 44-W. s. AI1ing, private.
 Car No 45-J. B. shannon, private.
 Car No. 46-Maurice Sample Shop, private.
 vate.
 Car No. 49-H. R. Wagner. Morris sussman, William Trachtenberg, pri- vate.
 Car No. 5O-sherwooda B. Potter p' Car No. 51-s. J. Kehoe, private.
 Car No 52-E1kin Smith, private.
 Car No. 53-The Edward Chappell
 Car No. 54-RueI H. Gray, private.
 Car No. 55-A. Chester Brown, pri-
 Car No. 56-John o. Johnson, pri- West Petersboro, N. IT., after; visiting with relatives here for the past few