Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-23
BOY SCOUTS CONVENTION
 PROGRAMME ANNOUNCED
Event to Be Held n Saturday of This
 Week.

The Boy Scouts of this state hold their state convention and inter-ctty contest this year in Harnord , Tn 51e Me definite action has been taken by the Norwich Scouts in regard to attending the state convention but all those who with Commissioner Benjamin M Bruce.
 The programme follows:
 D. m, parade of local and visit ing Scouts, first division, visiting Scouts; second division. local Scouts First division forms on street north or Municipal building. facing east Sec ond division forms on Prospect street, facing south, right resting on street north of Municipal building. Scouts will march in column of fours. will carry slaves in the right hand. and will salute with the left hand when doors of armory open. ? D. m. review of all Scouts by state and city of ficials. Scouts will salute with hand furthest away from officials. Flag sa- lute. Scouts will salute from first to
 Inter-city contest and exhibition. Contest events. CState standard rules) First aid race. (Start and finish at north endO Friction Fire lighting Morse signaling (Senders north end receivers south end) Exhi- bition work. (Ten minutes time limftl Semaphone signaling. (See Morse-o Knot tNlng- StTEIchSG ms Hl-ssa tF-tdEt and finish at north end) Exhibition work fTer minutes time finniC Scoutcraft (Iudeed during exhibition work Troop must have at least 2oc Dressing race. (Start at north endo Patrol staff relay. (Start at south eudA Contestants are requested to wear on their hacks their troop num- Der to be at least 12 inches tall.) n. m. dismissal of visiting scouts, At "assembly' these will form in col ann of fours and marching clock wise, will lead off from the floor ion. 4.So p.s m.. policing floor, by Fartford Scouts At second "assern bIv'' these will form in line facing renter of floor and await orders
 getting the most points in contest silver cup; second and third in cor test. pennants- scoutcraft win1e' pIaGue: exhibition winner (troope> lance with at least 16 Scouts. medal: troop presenting best appearance in parade. medal.
 Officials and committees: General chairman. G. s. Ripley, Scout eSecu- tive Aide. Deputy R. M. Yergason. NJ D. Reception committee: Adiutant General George M. Cole. chairman Scout Commissioner Thomas w. Rus sell, w J. Hamersley. LIcius B. Bar bour, Morgan B. Brainerd. Charles H. Slocuna, Henry R. Buck Judges: Scoutrnaster R. A. Dunlap. of Wind sor Locks: E. L. White. of Waterbury: Scoutrnaster Stanley Sheldon of New Britain: Commissioner James F.. Bruce Of New Haven; Executive G. N. Jerome of New Haven; Executive Carl Northrllp of Waterbury: Commission CT Elmer Thienes. of New Britain; Scoutrraa Ster John D. Roberts, of Mer- iden. Starters: Scoutmasters A R. RIumenthal, M O. Whitney and Fred ". Dar-psta edt Scorers: Scoutmasters
 
 Timer. Joseph Hergstrom- Ushering committee: Dr. Edwin H. Munger, chairman: Scoutmasters E. M Brown, CarI>F Sturhahn, B. A. Down. G. F. HitabiddIe, Charles Beach, R. H. H. Saunders and H. O. Hansen. Floor committee, G. F. Merriee. chairman: Hynan POriss, Willard Vanderbeck. lack Breslay, W. B. Cornish. Parade com .ittee. Scoutmaster Harry Young, marshall; Scoutmasters Forbian John son and H. G. Bissell. aides