Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-06

visiting Elks were welcome to the lodge rooms in Pythian haIl by a sign on the outside, displaying the rose ana Tn the hall a buffet lunch was served to members and their families qnoer the direction of Jacob Stein, 1osepn r. Williams. Thomas Connor Jonn Craney and Christian Marx. Members of the New EngIand or- der of Protection found a place of re- ception and rest arranged for them in special rooms on the third floor of inc names bank building in charge of the 1ocal lodges, Norwich, No. PAS. and frames, No 326. The refreshments were m cnarge of MT. and Mrs. F. c. LeWls. Visitors during the day wera Supreme Secretary D. M. Frye Roso ron; Supreme Trustee R. Fl. Small NeW London; Grand Warden F IF toies, Windsor; Grand Treasurer fred M. Drew, Ansonia; Grand Guide oe Watt. Jewett City, and Denufv Grand Wardens William Kingdom. Eno- 'liy R. Kingdom, Grcton, and w T walden. New London.
 n L1i5ernian hall, Divisions No. and No. ? had as special ei1es+s tha filDernian Knights of New Britain % men, under Capt. William P McC,ne aild aild tne drum corps of J5 under Ma, Jor John Riley, also proving hosts to n5.ahy others with light refreshmeats Iispehsed oy Past State President Sonn r. Murphy Michael J. Dwver Michael O'Neil. -'ioi ana
 At the Buckingham Memorial Sedp- WICK post, No. 1, G. A. R.. anG Sed9- WICK Relief Corps, No. Is. entertained ensir own members and visiting waar- CTS or the blue of '61. The uDner f5oo, was retained for the posts use and Slaces 10 rest and secure light re- ireshments were provided.
 w. c. T. U. Rest Room.
 Tn the vestry of the Universar,st r.arl ,,a,.a VI, the Women's Christian Tern pWTaaace Waaae Hnion kept a rest room scnen n-o...y r,-o..uay rom a. m. to 9 D. m for ~oilien tl ana children, which bv its Iaroa patronage from the earliest bo,,-s "a ,i.e s z Snown 10 be greatly appreciatad Eoe,' chdlrs' couches and cots were 1,,o,-;t1oS, ,isoS anu anu ITeely used. Ice water VyaS aiso sSi vsu ana eagerly availed of ana ' f.'eHn faes1a.. room was provided The san,a A1ui,reles Ar,a.s Will be provided today [5a,l4 tnose serving were the nresi- A p,,,f -iiSs n; G. Cross, Mrs Thomas
 Ierklns, Mrs. Thomas Young NTrs AnGreW l1, Prentice and Mrs. T T R5aids ne masonic temple was onen Mo,f uds rom 10 to 1 o'clock for insnoa al.1 elon anu reception committee ua. i, Se consisting of E. Leon Hutcbn HIS, waiter M. Buckingham, Janoes A lu99aro; James c. McPherson. Ceorge H Ia1opgrs, Ia1PIieI, Jonn B. Stanton, Walter II. noooWorth, s. Howard Mead E,ss;t A. stevens, Arthur G. Crowei1 r.ilin ..,l T. -; seer, Justin Holden. Eln,e,. IS nA,,Llnsman, n,,l Peter s. Wilson C,haria- D SeInapman, George A. Kies. Da1ie1 iS II .1..' 1icNeH' George E. Parsons. Georea I. 41iin1L,lerman, z Carey Congdon. C<i1ba-f A Wann WT.'' IyieT Cruttenden, William T5,,s.' fs, MeHs' D. Allen BidweII. c. Leslie 66opKlns, Charles H. Phe!ps. Albar+ Somstock, was in charge. O.
 Every visitor was presented a rxa sonic directory issued for the ocaa slon. The Putnam PhaIanx had he5 quarters Tn the basement Today tho telnpie Will be open from 10 to 5 '''e
 All Churches Open.
 At all the churches in the centar of lhe lhe clty the Yestries were omen es raet rooms Tor women ana children as ;,, created by placaTd, and were vol oa < chance to get in out of the crush eVhie 4ayens fo m3ny who were eIad '--,o rest awhile. At the Trinity Meth- "aEsl cfunch ve,StI-y. the Fnu.ortl, league mad a table where el,q5 5,,ri(e;,,., were sold Anotiler entertt-tss nar- teu on was by the Christ cls,q.cl, rhoir boXs for tiieiG camp fund They ,,ad aled sandwiches afid refreslo9rarts around the streets In baskets having thear headquarters at Choir Director W. F. Habekotte's home, on Broad way.
 Conveniences that were overeroyva ed by patrons during the day were the red water barrels placed about the city by the water department Two were on Franklin square and one each at the univensaIist church, Otis libra ". Washington Street near the United Workers rooms and the Chelsea Pa rade