Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-06
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION OVER
Wednesday Evenings Session Concludes Three Days Pro-
 sramme-Annual Address of President s. H. Williams
 and Election of Oficers-Addresses by Rev. E. DeF. Neil, D. D. and H. H. Spooner Final Gathering.

The three days convention of the Connecticut State Sunday School as- socfation came to close Wednesday evening. addresses being given by H, IL Spooner of Kensington and Rev. Ernest DeF. Miel. D. D.. of Hartford, at the concluding session in the Central Baptist church. There were several addresses at the afternoon session, in oluding the annual address of Presi- dent $. H. Williams of Glastonbury, and the election of officers for the en- suing year also took place.
 The morning was devoted to the finishing up of the institute which has been conducted in connection with the convention
 At the Church of the Good Shepherd.
 The elementary division, Miss Will heimina SIooker, principal, held it's institute st the Church of the Good shepherd Cniversalist. The cradle roll division, with Miss StOoker ot Hartford presiding, met at 1915, and for half an hour Miss Sto0ker talked on The Child in the Home There were subsequent periods when Miss Hanchett spoke on Parents Meetings, and Miss Jennie Congdon spoke on The Open Conference For the begin
 
 Haven presided The first period was devoted 10 a talk by Miss HOlbrook on Teachers Sfudy- Then came the talk on Foundations for Missionary Ser vice by Miss Syooker, and the open conference when Miss HolbrDok pre- sided The primary section was pre- sided oyer by Mrs- C. Balch of Man chester Mrs Chapin spoke on The Teachers T00aR Mrs Cmfting gave an address 0u Aids to Expression, and Arx- B-yner presided at the open con- ference from 11-z5 to 12 o'clock The Junior section was presided over by Mrs S H Williams of Glastonbury The first half k01r was occupied by 3 talk bF Miss Sdracoe on the Superin- tE1d@n1 and Her Teachers Then fol- lowed the talk by Mrs Bryner on Temperance Instruction and the open cozfeHnre conducted by Miss StOOkeF-
 In Second Congregational Church
 The secondary division had Mrs Cara D. Stevens as principal The m1HTme6latR and SezliOr section inSti- Cn1eS were held in the Second COngre- gzE40nAl csazrch- Mrs Samuel Parker of Deep River presided at the inter naedszte section inStitu1e- The first period WAS taken Ep with an address 6T Prof HDLaine the second by a talk eT Ark S41EenS on the Small School and the open ocaHeTence was conducted by MKz- Stevens
 
 by Rev George B Gilbert of Middle toEn The first address was by Mrs REusr on Tenperance Instruction. and then Prof Honaine spoke on 1cZth and Religious Ednra1ion- The open conference at this church was coad1ctEd by Prof Holline
 At Broadway Church
 Again a large number was present 1 at the Institutes in Broadway church 1 Wedacs6aE- Rev H. B. Kirkland of EssEz presided at the adult division, l RsT- Charles A Boyd being the prtn- ] c1pa1 The first address was by Prof Kent l on The Adult Bible Class Studying l Then came the address of Rev Mir Boyd on IntArc7ass Relationship, and the open conference was in charge of l MT Boyd
 The teacher training institute Rev Charles A Boyd principal was presid- cd over by Rev W F. RowleE of wIl- hmanf1c- Mr. Koehler spoke of the 1 Teachers Preparation MT Woodin | spoke on Available Courses, and the | open conference was conducted by MT | Chalmers
 At Y. M. c. A. Auditorium
 The Sunday school administration | institute had Oscar A Phelps as prin- ] cipal This was held in the r. M C. | A auditorium Dr. Phelps. who comes 1 from Hartford presided He occupied l the ftrE1 period with a talk on Our l Missionary Opportunities and MT Pet 1 ty spoke on Sunday Schcol Curr1cula | The open conference was conducted 1 by BIr- Koehler.
 The Afternosr1 Session. There was a short song service and | prayer by Rev Charles H. RdckettE at l tle opening of the afternoon session 1