Norwich bulletin., 1909-01-30
tor to address the association, brought
out long cheering.
World Getting Better.

tor to address the association, brought
out long cheering.
World Getting Better.
Senator Judson in his response
ferred to the address by the Rev. DR..
Parkhurst Of New York in Bridgeport
a few evenings ago, when the subject
was 'the Higher Law" He said that
the corridors of the hotel still rang
with the words CT denunciation of that
clergyman against public institutions
and men in public life. Said the
speaker:
mo man with red corpuscles In his
blood can look in that dark pesslm-
istic way on the world about US. Those
were the words of a man who has
failed to discover the upward trend
of humanity and civic life, of one who
has spent his years in the mould OF
the earth like the sightless mole which
constantly burrows but never comes
to the light Those were the words of
a prophet Of calamity in this age of
universal education and the higher
conception of the brotherhood OF man.
Such a prophet, I fear, has but mea-
ger following. We are not going to
the bad: the evolution of the law
marks the advance of man. The world
is growing better. and the advance is
marked by the beneficent laws which
thoughtful, PATRIOTS. humane men are
striving to secure and to interpret"
In conclusion, Mr.. Judson spoke of
President Mckinley as an example Of
the great characters that the times
produce.
The Rev. Mr.. Crafts said that his
story records that a nation lives and
becomes powerful through its moral
and spiritual influence. In all respects
and all his activities with men VIII
liam Mckinley tried to be and to do
good
Norris S. Lippitt and TYLER Crut-
tenden were in attendance at the
meeting.
The following are the members from
this end of the state:
New London County.
New London-S T. Adams, Theo-
dore Bodenwein, F. B. Brandegee, John
Hopson, F. P. Latimer, John McGin-
ley, w. G. Noyes. W. F. NJ. Rogers. 9.
3. Whittlesey. W. B. Colt and ]. F.
Sullivan. g
Ledyard-W. 7. Allyn.
Waterford-E. c. Hammond.
Lyme-E H. Geer, T. C. Haines and
W. Marvin.
MANTLE. F. White.
Jewett City-A. C. Ladd.
Colchester-H. B. Buell..
Groton-T. Hamilton.
Norwich-N. ]. Ayling, A. B. Au-
burn, E. S. Bishop. William Caruthers,
c. B. Chapman, H. H. Gallur E. w.
Higgins, G. NJ. Hyde, A. L. Hale, w.
H. Hall, F. T. Naples, c. D. Noyes,
w. H. Dat, G. E. Parsons, W. NJ.
Richards. II. W. Tibbits and s. H.
Reeves.
ToIIand County.
Stafford Springs-A. J. Squires.
Mansfield-H. W Woodward.
Somersville-N. Keeney.
Vernon-H. c. Smith, H. H. Willis.
Rockville-H. C. Hammond. Jr.; G.
F. Ready, ]. E. Fisk, w. H. Loomis,
G. L. Mclean, H. D. Noble and G. w.
Randolph.
Coventry-W. S. Higgins.
Windham County.
Putnam-G. S. Bradley, B. D. Bug
bee, ]. S. Carpenter, G. A Hammond,
E. G. Morse, J. H. Potter. ]. ]. Rus
sell and w. H. Taylor.
Danielson-H. E. Back, B. L. Bailey,
c. A. Potter and B. Sibley.
Willimantic-W. A. Arnold, G. S.
Bartlett, C. H. Dimick, G. z. Hinmatn
and ]. A. Shea.
South Windham-George Hatch.
Sterling-H. B. Mowry.
Brooklyn-C. H. Blake.
Killingly-W. E. LABEL.
Wauregan-H. w. Atwood.
Moosup-W. W. Adams. N Grams
ka, ]. B. Hinchliff and John Pios.
Central Villages. L. Adams, C. E.
Barber and E. H. Lillibridge.