The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-02-17
THE Y. M. G, A. CON VENTION.
THE PROGR1lIME FOR -FOUR DAYS.
SESSION IN NORWICH.
resented-M of All Professions VIII
Gathering Expected.

The programme for the thirteenth an
nual state convention of the Connecticut
Young Mems Christian association has
been completed by State Secretary E. 7.
Bates of this city. The convention is to
be held at Norwich, and delegates will
be present from every branch in the
state.
The New Haven association will send
six representatives to the convention
and about the same number to the ath-
letic meet which is to be held on Wash
ingtons birthday in Norwich.
The programme for the convention is
as follows:
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, FEB. %.
Association Building.
330. Devotional Service.
3:45. Address of Welcome N. l.. Bishop,
President Norwich Association. Response
IN 4o9 AddTes Wo The h Advapfe
Kenzie, d. D., Cambridge, Mass.
$40. Organization
$50. Banquet. (served by the Women s
Auxiliary OF NorWich)
THURSDAY EVENING, FEB. %.
Broadway Congregational Church.
7:45. Address: "Bible Study" Rev. W. G..
Ballantine,, D., LID, Springfield, Mass:
Rev. Alexander Mckenzie, D, d.
FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. "a
900. Bible STUDY. Rev. ". &. Ballantine,
,a:45. TAPER: DEVELOPMENTS in Educa-
yJ- ITAIn V.nrIy
1880. Devotional Service. w. II. Davis,
Bridgeport a
ph 1912 Paper n The Association Ideal Of
ii 30 District 'Reports.
EpInAv AEvrTpNooN rrp o.
ono nonortn,nn+ conforoncos pbrs,c,,
Association Building.
q. A. Prentice. Norwich, Presiding. w.
v. Denman. New Haven, secretary. II.
L. Chadwick, NJ. D., counselor
(al lenders How to Secure and Devel-
M "Ail-Round Indoor Ath,etics: How far
should we Encourage Them" 6. q. Has
keiI. Norwich.
work The t Ggsdsne D BTdseport Religious
Educational.
ron+ra, pon+is+ cburc,
49,. p.,aaa.. pnas,a;, n C
Smith Nfiddletown. Secretary. George B.
Hodge Counselor.
ty." r. B. PhilAps. Winsted
iib) I'm the Light of Experience. would a
Change in the Standard Courses be Advis-
lc1 what are Some of the Weaknesses in
the Educational Department?'' ". d, Da-
Wis, bridgeport
Association Hall.
$3.50. Praise and Prayer Service, w. A,
Sage. Danbb bury. q. poo.u,+,na nono.t
m eiuo' for f The Association" a. Fl. Witt
ford. Rnffaio N. Y
4:so. Paper: "The Work :, of the ReI-
D.. Chairman international Committee,
Ns $50. Der Department Conference.
Association Building.
w. G. Lotze, New Haven, Presiding. G.
Warner, NJ. D., Counselor.
Best Attendance and Results?" A. F. r.
vine, New Haven.
Better Develop Them?'' A. H, Wilcox, Tor
rington.
~ our DUTY to Men Who are Gon-
Gard New Rritai1' ''A' wv
''iiiof con+r., pout,st cburcb
oeltra. oaptist onurcn.
W. A. Wells, Stamford, Presiding. F.. g.
Downs, Ansonia, Secretary, A. E. Whit
(a) What should be the Character and
Aim of the Bible Glasses and Religious
(bl Meetings for Boys?" w. K. Goddard,
Derby.
(b) 1.-The Value of the Junior Department
as q. Training School for Association Work
ers," r. s. Ross, Waterbury,
(c) "The Benefits of the Preventive
Work in the Junior Department" c. H.
Sarr, Thompsonvlle
FRIDAY EVENING. FEB "a.
ca.,4.,I u,x4,a4 rh,,ua,,
roo General baptlst onurch.
7:ou. Ilalse oefSt .ta cat. ro,,4o
ao. hePoIt " me ,otate ootni Ilsn
guy ADDRESS, WE ~ heiaIoh 70 Work Out-
she our oWn rleiu' -. W. Messer. oniea-
go; .,o .z5. .orho roho., vo
o:oU. Auuress', Lne naooTlhs aouns
Mans Man UnlVers5tv' new herr d. Iupper'
Fhliadei 1pIl ~: ,,opNr>c mn, ~
SAI n,IiSl 81 MopRNiNSI' ED, 10,
S:Uo' Pigie otuuS' new w. W. p"iiah'ihe'
D; p, LID. - ,uu,o4,
$40. ~, CoInsiqeIatlon ol Associatioh he-
ports w. u. Loire, New HaVen.
!0:3V report OF Ireasurer cr.,
11:so Business. ,,oor n a.
SAIURDA1 AtIEhNOON, FEB. 20.
2:oo. Department conference.
COLLEGE DEPARTMENT.
Central Rontist Churcb
n r. Wright Yale University. Presiding |
1ooanh Reec6 Weslevnn JIniyersitv. Secre, |
4 lose nSee 81 nders Yale
1el nNIenns If HoIdinp Men in the Assoc |
cio tijon Aftar Tbav Have Joined w s |
Cotiin. Yale