Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 8, 1922, Page 5

in Norw1cht Satfirdav, Septeniber 9th More Than 25 Drum Cecrps Expoct to Partlclpate Spectacular Parade Throuyh Principal Streets af 1.30 p. m. Prize Gontests on Ghelsea Parade at 3 p. m. Complimentary Dance To Visiting Members of Drum Corps, In Armory, In the'Evening, Under the Auspices of Battery B. Thousands of Visitors From All Over Eastern Connectlcut Are Expected To View the Parade and Attend the Exercises. Everybody Welcome! Be Here Bright and Early! Make a Day of It — See the Paracle—Plan To Visit All the Fine Shops and Department Stores Have Lunch In Town — Take In the Theatres After You Are Through Shopping — THE CRY NOW IS— On to Norwich! Everybody! Field Day, Saturday, September 9th' List of Competitive Prizes No. No. No. W No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. Ne. No. No. No. A Antique Furniture, Historical China and Silver AGON W"I'BT WATCHES Years—§525 Ogulnick Jewelry Co. 1—Beést Flaying Corps, 1st, 2nd and 3rd, Silver Cups; Ancient Class, 110 Beats. 2—Best Playing Corps, 1st, 2nd and 3rd, Silver Cups; Modern Class, 120 Beats. 3—Best Playing Corps, 1st, 2nd and 3rd, Silver Cups; Fife, Drum and Bugle, 120 Beats. 4—Best Playing Corps, 1st, 2nd and 3rd, Silver Cups; Piccolo and Flute, 120 Beats. 5 Best Playing Corps, 1st and 2nd, Silver Cup; Drum and Bugle, 120 Beats. 6—Best Playing Corps, 1st and 2nd, Silver Cup; Kiltie Band. 7—Best Appearing Corps, 1st, Silver Cup. 8—Most Men In Line, 1st, Silver Cup. 9—Best Marching Corps, 1st, Silver Cup. 10—Longest Distance, 1st, Silver Cup. 11—Corps With Highest Per Cent., 1st, Silver Cup. (Individual Contest) 12—Individual Snare Drumming, 1st, Silver Cup. 13—Individual Bass Drumming, 1st, Cilver Cup. 14—Best Appearing Major, 1st, Silver Cup. 15—Baton Swinging, 1st, Silver Cup. Baton Swinging at State Armory in Evening. Appearance Prizes Are Awarded to, Winners on Military Style and Tactics. You Are Judged Through- out the Parade and Contests. e e e BRUCKNER l Providence Bakery Collector of QUALITY BAKERY GOODS at Reasonable Prices 87 Franklin St., BUTTER KRUST BREAD | Phone 721-5 Norwich | “A SMILE WITH EVERY BITE" Clearance Sale Hupmobile Cars $150 WAT! y BEST MAKE At:::l gst‘:’\.ocks C. V. PENDLETON o e 45 Broadway arranted 10 14 FOUNTAIN PENS 50c and 88c Athletic and Sporting Goods Bicycles — Velocipedes 29 FRANKLIN ST. Tramp, Tramp, Tramp The Bands Are Marching We Specia! e in M@hfl ROGERS’ " Domestic Laundry IF YOU WA"T THE NEW O B %3 TewL T ‘ COMEOUT | 91.95 Chestnut Street SHEA'S © NS BUREAU |. Norwich, Conn. Ul SQUARE I COLLINS’ MILLINERY — | 67 BROADWAY LEROU The Druggist Opposite Chelsea Bank . ETHIER’S STATIONERY OFFICE SUPPLIES GIFTS — CARDS 279 Main Street SPECIAL VALUES JAMES H. DUNN 50 Main Street DRUGGIST ' UTLEY & JONES Prescription Druggists Trusses — Supports Elastic Stockings 145 MAIN STREET HOUSE DRI:'SSES, "APRONS, ETC., ETC. AT SPECIAL PRICES At MARSHALL'’S You Can Do No Better Than Buy Our Wurst Thumm’s Delicatessen Store 40 Franklin Street Frank H. Tetreault # Cigar Manufacturer 161 Franklin Street LANTERN HILL 10 CENT CIGAR BOSWELL_7 CENTS 4 FOR 25 CENTS T-T-T CIGAR 8 CENTS 2 FOR 15 CENTS CITY MARKET DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF CHOICE MEATS CANNED GOODS VEGETABLES J. ROZANSKI, Prop. 137-139 FRANKLIN STREET Telephone '1217-3 The City Lunch Will Now Keep Open Every Night RAVENELL & FRAZER F. W. Woolworth Company 5¢c and 10c Store 157-MAIN STREET LL.ChapmanCo VESTA BATTERIES COST LESS PER MONTH OF SERVICE Betting Battery Company- 92 Franklin Street Norwich BROADWAY H Oscar Lacroix, Prop. DEALER IN All Kinds of Sea Food In Season OYSTERS ON HALF SHELL A SPECIALTY 40 Broadway Telephone 517 Norwich, Conn, When the Whisk-broom . Fails Send It To GREGSON’S Cleaning - Dyeing 329 MAIN STREET Phone 1348 REO W. R. FRISBIE Motor Ca.rsan.d Trucks 118 Franklin Street Norwich We are positively not respensible for goods left over 30 days THE SHINE P. ANGELOS Ladies’ and Gents’ Hat and Shoe Cleaning Parlor 115 Main Street Norwich, Conn. Meyer Blumenthal’s UNIQUE SHOP 88 FRANKLIN STREET NORWICH, CONN. Now Showing Fall Display | g of Woolens COME N AND LOOK THESE MADE-TO-MEASURE SUIT VALUES OVER U S ———— R e T PLANS FOR FIELD DAY Arrangements for the Field Day of the Thread City Continentals, to be held in Norwich, Saturday, Septem- | ber 9th, are practically completed, and it promises to be the biggest event that Norwich has held in years. Itis expected that from twenty-five to thirty drum corps wdleometonmhonth;tdlyvm_deompetefor prizes. The parade will be held at 1.30 p. m., follow- ing which cmnmfwymlovmgcupcw;llbeheld‘ on Chelsea Parade. ' The prizes will be awafded by the: Corps making the best appearance and also for the qual- | for contestants in snare drumming and baton swinging. Each Corp will average fifteen men, and it is ex- pected that about: four hundred players will come to Norwich for the contest, and the affair will provide a -wvelentumnmentforthepeopleofthonnec- ticut who will visit Norwich on that occasion. RULES GOVERNING CONTESTS "“Corps must enter all competitiva events with sama number..of men that hk. part in parade. The resuit of the contests will be announced and prizes awarded at State Armery in the evening. N: Corps will be allewed to compets that does not participats in parade. Corps will be judged in evenness of time, tone and execution. Modern Corps will play ene selection in 6-8 time and one in 2-4 time, onece (lmm.l,—An-i Cerps the same, twice through. Individual snare drumming,” any of the rudiments the judges may as e Corps can enter in enly ene class in competing for prizes. Individual contests to be heid in the afterncen. Distanch to be geverned by railread mileage. FOR ALL KINDS OF | HAYES ; INSURANCE g GARAGE o FERRY STREET Harold S. Burt 120 Laurel Hill Avenue | Night and Day Service Phone 598-3 Washstand KELLY - SPRINGFIELD THE TIRES - - SMITH'S PHARMACY, LEE TIRES S " ARE PUNCTURE PROOF GOULD BATTERIES NONE BETTER ALL .BACKED BY’ LANE RUBBER CO., Inc. ‘SERVICE F. E. EGGLETON, Reg. Ph. Mgr. 205 Main Street Norwich, Conn. * : Hall Mark Chocolates fram the farm at Old Lyms, Conn. |- SPECI A : to the Quality Tabacconist $1.00 Lanterns . 75¢ 2 31.50 Lanterns . Sl.fi TYLER ROGERS Ahmmun clux.: oeg'“'p'::. Pnnrvm; Kettle $1.00 The Household . BULLETIN BUILDING. 74 PRANKLIN STREET 56 Broadway' Phone 1984