Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-21

march, and the city throughout was in holiday attire. The green flag of Ireland wavedy alongside of that of the good old red, white and blue. Homes and residences were elaborate ly decorated.
 Track and Field Events.
 In the afternoon the track and field events were held at Sea Breeze island. There were many entries for every vent. and all were closely contested The summaries follow:
 100 yard dash-B'irst, H. L. Norris, Bridgeport; J. J. Dalton, Naugatuck; F. Wiedorn, Waterbury; time, Il sec onds.
 Quarter mile run, novice-M. O'Con- nor, New Haven; W. D. Shea, Water bury; M. OHara, Waterbury. Time, 59 seconds.
 Quarter mile run, boys under 16- James Roache, New Haven; James Glynn, Naugatucy; John Hanley, Nau- gatuck. Time, e1 seconds.
 One mile run-C. c. Gulliver Wa terbury; Samuel Kane, Naugatuck; Patrick Savage, Bridgeport Time, 5 minutes 20 seconds.
 Half-mile run, open-John Lapham, Branford; W. D. Shea, Waterbury; Harry English. Norwalk. Time PA,
 Half-mile run, members only-M. O'Connor, New Haven; John Confrey, New Haven; P. Quinn Torrington. Time 2.22 1-2.
 Running broad jump-H. L. Norris Bridgeport; F. Wiedern, Waterbury; l John Lapham, Branford. Hop, step and jump-H L. Norris Bridgeport; John Ahern, New Haven F. Wiedorn, Waterbury. i The Young Emmets of Bridgeport l defeated Brin's Hopes of New Haven l in an exciting Gaelic football game, to 1.
 The Norwich Hibernians arrived al the New Haven station at 1o.50 Tues day night.
 Awards Will Be Made Today. It was expected that the prizes fol 1 the best appearance of divisions anC floats in the parade would be an. nounced tonight, but the announce ments will not made until today.
 Tuesday night the German singing societies gave concert at Sea Breezt island which was largely attended.
 The state convention itself vii lopei today 'CWednesday). There are 7i divisions throughout the state, and tn apportionment of delegates is two fo each division, containing less than 1O members, and one far each 100 or frac ton additional. It Is estimated tha there will he about 250 delegates seat ed in the Park theater hall where tn convention of the A. o, H. will b held
 Simultaneously the convention c the ladies' auxiliary will be in progres in Odd Fellows hall, Broad street op posfte the postofice. The apportIon ment of delegates among the division of the ladies' auxiliary differs frof that of the men, each division bein entitled to seat seven delegates, re gardless of the numerical strength C the division. There are 45 division of the ladies' auxiliary, which bring the total of delegates up to S15, but is not expected that any such numbe will be seated.
 Norwich Delega ates.
 John F. McVeigh and James J. Out ton represent Division No. ? of tn city at the convention, The delegates from Norwich to th , ladies' auxiliary convention are Pres 1 ident Mrs, Mary L. Siiney, Vice Pres ident Miss Bessie SWanton. Recerdin Secretary Miss Kitty Sliney; altel , mates, Financial Secretary Miss Ell ' Higgins, Treasurer Miss Annie Rya Sergeant at Arms Mrs. M, Cllrie Sentinel Miss Kitty Brennan, The conventions of the A, 0. H. ar the ladies' auxiliary will be formal l opened with 8 solemn high mass , the Sacred Heart church. Mass vi l be celebrated by the state chaplain the A. O. H., Rev, B. A. B1annery.