Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-18

| The executive committee for the
 opening of the Mohegan Trail Pow
 Wow at Mohegan Hill, Friday, con sisting of Rev. Joseph H. Selden, Gen eral William A. Aiken and Hon. Wal lace s. Allis, have announced that Chas. w. Pearson has been appointed grand marshal of the automobile pa
 rade.
 Grand Marshal Pearson has issued the following notice:
 Office of the Grand Marshal, | June Is, 1917. Attention, all ye Indian tribes of l Eastern Connecticut. To the Nip
 mucks of Webster, the Wabbaquassets | of Putnam, the Nara gansetts of Dan 1 ielson, the Quinnebaugs of Plainfeld, ] the Mohegans of Norwich, and the l PequOts of New London: Harken all ! ye tribes to what your grand marshal 1 has to say: By command of the Great l Spirit, I hereby declare Friday June l 22 Pow-wow Day. All ye tribes will where the Great Chief Uncas ruled over the Mohegans and where the trail running north and the trall running south was well beaten by the braves of all these tribes. On this great day we meet again to commemorate with fitting exercises the marking and nam ing of this great path leading north and south to be. forever and hereafter known as the Mohegan trail The Nip mucks will leave Webster at 9.01 a. m, the Wabbaquassets will be ready to leave Danielson at 10.19 a. m., the Quinnebaugs will be ready to leave Putnam at 9.39 a. m., the Narragan- setts will be ready to leave Danielson at 1919 a. m., the Quinnebaugs will be ready to leave PIainfieId at 10.47 a. m. the Mohegans dwelling in Jewett City will be ready to leave at 11.O7 a. m, the Pequots and the Mohegans will be ready to leave Sachem Plain at 11.25 a.
 Grand Marshal Pearson has appoint or he fO1iOuyjT1cr Webster; C. J. Hartman, Putnam; A. P. Woodward, DanieIson; John Chap man, Plainfield; W. R. Baird Nor wich; E. S. Doton, New London The grand marshal also announces that tho following order in relation to dis tances between the cars must be ob- served with regard to one another is as follows: Between towns, at least two telegraph poles apart, through towns, one telegraph pole apart. All cars park at Mohegan Hill under the direction of the grand marshal Sec tions in the field will be reserved for by the grounds committee.
 Signed CHARLES w. PEARSON.
 Grand Marshal Pearson has made arrangements with one of the direct descendants of the Mohegan tribe of Indians to accompany him to Web 1 ster, dressed in the war costume Of his ! tribe and ride in the grand marshaps | car over the entire distance of the | trall, the day Ot the opening. Lemuel l Miller Fielding, a full blooded Mohe- ] gan Indian, has been selected to per | form for his tribe this distinguished | honor. Mir. Fielding costume is rich | and costly.
 Programmes Now Ready.
 The programmes for the opening of | the Mohegan Trail at Mohegan Hill | are off the press and are now ready | for distribution. They are arranged ] in attra ctiVe booklet form and are printed in red and black, and on the inside of the rear cover is large map of The Mohegan Trail.
 The programme will be as follows; 12 o'clock-AssembIy at Mohegan Hill. Basket picnic
 1 o'clock-Band concert Tubbs' band.
 1.45 o'clock-Patriotic Songs, led by Frederic w. Lester.
 o'clock-Ad Sresses-His Honor. Allyn L. Brown, mayor of Norwich, president of the day; The Last of the Mohegans, His Honor, Ernest F.. Rog- ';