Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-02

1 The Tuberculosis Relief association of Norwich was formally organized or l Tuesday evening at a meeting held &. the Board of Trade rooms, where l the officers who have acted in the tenn : porary organization for the subscrip- ton campaign made their report ano I landed over the further conduct ot 1 tuberculosis relief to their successors
 The meeting had an attendance of about twenty, persons, comprising l those who had been workers in the president, called the meeting to order and the minutes were read by Secre- 1 tary Charles I. Smith, covering the i meeting of Nov. '. 1911. and that of l the executive committee last month They were accepted
 Balance of S985.f4. Treasurer William H. Dat made re- port of total subscriptions of $999. 5 from which had been deducted $14 21 executive committee expenses, leaving a balance of $985.14 in hand. The contributions had come from the fol- lowing sources. in which the names of business houses and firms indicate contributions from employees: International Silver company $63, 1 Thames Valley wooden mill s1s.2b, Hopkins & Allen Arms company $166.- 50, Norwich Nickel and Brass company s33.5O, Palmer Brothers $67. auxiliary company s1s.60. Crescent Fire Arms company $11s, Porteous & Mitchell company $1S9 McCrum- Howell com rany s1os.5o, w F. Hill BIO, members of Norwich Fire Underwriters asso- citation SAB. Norwich Silk company S2.50, Brainerd Armstrong employees s31, Norwich Cigarmakers' union s1s.50. Reid & Hughes company s30, Norwich Bartenders' league S2S-
 Constitution and Bylaws.
 The constitution and bylaws were presented and read and were accepted and adopted after one or two questions had been answered by President Stan ton in response to his invitation to discuss the constitution
 The following are the constitution and by-laws adopted;
 Article 1.
 Section l. This association shall be known as The Tuberculosis Relief Association A of Norwich. Conn.
 Article 2.
 Section 1. The object of the asso- ciation shall be to enlighten the public as to the nature of tuberculosis. the means necessary for it's prevention and to raise and direct the use of funds for the purpose of aiding those of it's members af1,icted with the disease, and others whom the board of mana gers may select.
 Article g.
 Section i. Any person eontribu ting s1 annually to the funds of the asso- citation shall be an active member9 Z s annually to the funds of the asso- clatton shallF be a contributing mem Der.
 Section 5. Any person contributing ss5 or more to the funds of the asso - citation shall be life member
 Section 4. EnnpIeyes and members of clubs or societies contributing to the funds of the association under the name of the firm. corporation, club or society by whom they are employed or of which they are members shall be associate members.
 Section 5. Associate m ernbe shall be represented in the association by al least one delegate from each firm or eorporation- and such additional dele agers shall elect.
 ARTICLE
 Officers.
 Section L The officers of this as- sociation shall be 8 President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer.
 ARTICLE II
 Management.
 Section i. The management of the shall De vested in a Board of Managers composed of the Presi- dent, Vice President, Secretary, Treas urer and five members of the Associa- tion
 Sec 2 All officers and mem bers of the Board of Managers shall be elected annually and hold office until the elec-I ton and qualification of their several successors
 Sec. 3. The annual meeting for the election of officers shall be Eeid in January on such date as the Board df Managers may designate.
 Sec. 4. Regular meetings of the
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