Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-07

this lake that was sacred to all h. dians for hundreds of miles around. Nipmucks and Narragansetts and Pe- quots and Mohicans and Wabaqua.s- sets met here in amity.
 The automobile parade will keep the same formation throughout the trip and MT. Pearson has requested the auto drivers to keep within 20 miles an hour. The start from this city will be made at 8.90 in the morning.
 H. R. Branche said that the local chamber has a fast baseball team to play against New London and we'll bring that cup back to Norwich" he continued.
 New London's Big Delegation.
 New London is making extensive plans for the outing.
 The New London order at a special meeting held at the Municipal build ing Wednesday evening, launched plans which indicated that that city or the Pequots as they are called by the other chambers, will be much in evidence and alive at the pow WOW.
 Indications now show that fully 100 New LOndoners, both members of the chamber and non-members will be present at the meeting. Endeavors will be made by the entertainment committee consisting of w. J. Clarke Henry c. Chappell and George Fisher to have enough automobiles on hand to transport New LOndoners to the lake.
 The chamber empowered George J. LOughman to order one hundred In dian hats and have a tag made con- taining the words: I'm from New London. I'm a Pequot," It is in tended to attach this tag to the In dian hat which will be decidedly nifty and ideal for the outing.
 The starting time for the lake was placed at 7.40 o'clock in the morning from the Municipal building and all cars will start in line towards the grounds.
 New London Wants That Cup. Edwin c. Ford reported that the chamber seems to have a real live baseball team that will take the sil~ yer cup to New London. The cham Der has prOcuSed a fast battery and several other professional players will be listed. Some of the members de- Clared that they should not take any chances but should take the Planters and Manager Gene McCann 10 the scene of action. Indications are that the Pequots will win the ball game from the NOhegans of Norwich, said Il New London member.
 The tickets are selling fast and ev- cry business man, who possibly can go, is expected to be in line with the cohorts.
 Owing to the fact that the majority of the members of the New London Red Men are unusually busy at this time it will be impossible for them to go in a body to the lake. \ number of the members will make the trip, however.
 A special train or special cars will leave New London via Norwich, Dan ielson and Putnam. The train Ieav- ing Waterbury at 7.15, New Britain at 8.05, Hartford at 827 and Vilii- mantle at 9.43, will connect with the special at Putnam and thence to the lake. Autos from New London and other places will go to Putnam where red arrows will point the way to the pow-WOw.
 There will be sports of all kinds fishing, bathing, boating, canoeing and launches on the waters, ball games. a dinner and then some.
 The New London chamber issued the following Wednesday night: "AlI right. New London Braves must get busy right away" It is expected that there will be a large delegation. Let's take a day off. We want to go 15O strong. It has been decided to go by auto in. stead of train. Probably g friend will take you along We have no ObteC- tions. We must win the silver base ball cup just once more from Norwich and then it will be ours to keep. The urday noon, July 8, so please apply for ticket. Attendance is not restrict ed to members of chamber. Everyone invited to go and to ask his friends,
 The ticket will include the dinner and all privileges, but not transDorta- ton which is to be charged for at a nominal rate. The committee would like to have all reservations in the secretary's hands by Saturday noon