Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-26

Corps must enter all competitions with the sauAe number of men that take part in the parade.
 Bass drummers of modern corps must use only one stick
 Any drum corps rated as fife, piccolo, flute or bugle corps cannot compete as corps without flies.
 The result of the contests and award ing of prizes will be given out after the evening contests are finished.
 Modern and ancient corps, corps with out flies, piccolo and flute corps, and all other individual contests shall compete in the afternoon.
 No corps shall be allowed in a contest which does not participate in the parade. Corps will be judged in evenness of time, tone and execution. In case of 8 tie, modern crops, piccolo and flute bands playing tn enearest to 120 beats to the minute will be awarded tbe prize. An cient corps the same, except the time which will be 110 beats. Modern corps will pla yone selection 1 in 6-S time and one in 2-4 time once through; ancient corps the same twice | through.
 Drum corps without flies will play one piece in 6-S time and one in 2-4 time once through; ancient corps the same twice through.
 | Drum corps without flies will play | one piece in 24 time and one piece in 6-S time once through, modern time, 120 beats to the minute.
 Piccolo and fluet corps the same as modern corps.
 Individual snare drum rudiments long roll 15-stroke roll, double ratmacue,
 camps, paridddIe and one beat in "A mad | 6-S twice through. These rudiments will
 be grouped, the judges to decide which | group.
 ! Drum majors will be rated in one class,
 In competition for prizes ecah individ- ual must enter with the instrument used | by him in the parade. l In csN1pettion for prizse, each indi-
 vidual must enter with the instrumen;
 used by him in the parade. Corps can enter in only one class in
 competing for prizes. | All individual contests will be held ir
 the afternoon is possible to do so.
 Distance to be governed by railroad mileage.
 Before Judge Oliver H. Williams in
 the Third district court Friday, came
 Everett R. Main and Charles c. Green
 minors, both being eighteen, charged | with the reckless operation of automobile ! trucks in Bay street, Watch Hill. The l boys pleaded guilty to driving at a speed 1 in excess of fifteen miles an hour Ii
 was demonstrated that the boys were not 1 in condition to pay substantial fines, hav- | ing given over their earnings in aid ot | family support. The court decided to
 suspenl sentence and the boys were plac-
 ed on probation with instruction to re.
 port to the judge Friday mornings
 The case against Walter J. Reid ar
 rested on the charge of abandonment and ] nen-support of his wife, several weeks ] ago was discontinued. It was explained | by Town Solicitor Agard and Attorney | John J. Dunn, counsel for accused, that the parties to the suit were reconciled and are living together.
 The continued case of the state against | Duresco Farno, charged with an as- 1 saut upon Louis Deutch was called 1 Attorney Dunn, representing the accus-
 ed, withdrew the former plea of moi | guilty, and admitted sufficient evidence
 to convict. Town Solicitor Agard .Old l the court that Farino was a tenant ot l Deutch, was behind in his rent and 2 | lawyers letter was sent Farino Ir l meeting Deutch in Pierce street Farint
 became enraged over the letter. He
 called Deutch opprobious names and 1 produced a weapon, which the police be- | lieve was a revolver. Deutc hwas ter. rorized and ran for protection to the was done Deutch. Mir. Agard said the 1 of the toy type and later was given tc
 the chief of police by Farino.
 Attorney Dunn told the court of the