The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-10-17
W. C.T.U. DELEGATES
 LEAVE FOR HOME
Several Addresses On Various Phases Of Temperance Work Heard In Final Session

Following the election of officers at
 The second days session of the Wo-
 mans Christian Temperance Union in
 the First Methodist Church of this
 city yesterday which resulted in re-
 turning to office the entire old board,
 the third days session began at
 o'clock today with devotional exer-
 cises by Mrs. F. c. Featherstone of
 this city. Following a solo by Mrs. George Smith. the following addresses were heard by the large assembly present: Anti Narcotics Miss Nellie J. Starr, Uncasville; Medal Contests '' Mrs. Nellie A. Gager, Wi1limantici ''Legislatfout by various state offlc- erss Fairs and Open Meetings" Miss Harriet e. Cross, Norwich ;s5 Mother, s Meetinsz.' Miss Etta N. Patterson. ThompsonvilIe. EM
 With the election of an editor, State Secretary L. T. l.. and superintendents and delegates to the National and Worlds conventions, with such other unfinished business as may come be- fore the meeting an adjournment will be taken this afternoon and the var gous delegates will leave for their homes
 Members of the body expressed themselves today as greatly pleased with the work done by the convention and many remarks of praise were heard of the able address delivered byERSTerend Isaac T. Headland, of Chiaa. on missionary subjects last night.
 These officers were reelected for the year 1913-1914: Mrs. Cornelia B. Forbes, Minneapolis. Minn., honorary life president; Mrs. Caroline B. Buell., East Hampton, presidentS Miss , ose- pline A Sexton, East Hampton, cor responding secretary; Mrs. Mary 4. Gallup, Scotland, recording secretary; Mrs Nellie A. Gager, Willinlantfc Road, treasurer; Mrs. Liza K. Fuller, Scotland, Editor White Ribbon Ban wick street. Bridgeport. general secre- tary L. T. I. Branch.
 The following ice-presidents were re-elActq1s Mrs. Mary B. Welles, Haftlotd County; Mrs. E. U Holman. Eoflaka Geunty; Mrs. Althea L. Downs, New Haven County; Mrs. Hattie M Newton, Midd1esex County; Mrs. H. Addie Randall. New London County; Mrs Lisa K Fuller, Windham county; Mrs Mary A. Gordon, Litchfield coun- tys Mrs. Emma F. St. John, of Stazn- ford, Fairfield county.
 The following Superintenderts of departments were re-e1ected:s Mrs. Dora w. Spratt, Clinton Temperance Literature; Mrs Ida T. Pegrun, Win ham. Sunday. School Work; Mrs.I Laura N. Steele. WestvilIe, Scien- tific Temperance Teaching in Pub ne SCnO04Ss 4aTS- rsClara M. l<SStes 1 iVValffnEford, ESvangelistic Work; 1 Mrs Minnie P Cooley, New Haven Press Work; Miss Nellie Starr, Uncasvi1le. Narcotics Mrs Ella B. Kendrick, Hartford, Fran chise; Mrs Jennie R. P. Scripture, | Svillfrnantic, Social Meetings and Red ! Letter Days; Mrs. Mary D. Mabie, Danbury. Work Among Foreigners; | Miss Mary Day. Colchester, Flower | Mission; Mrs. Carrie Griggs, WiIli- l mantle, Work Among Soldiers and | Sailors Mrs Dora Taylor, Danbury, | Medical Temperance; Mrs. Etta, N. | Pattison, ThompsonviIIe, Mothers | Meetings: Mrs Emily Clark Scott, | New Haven, Cooperation and Mis- sionary Societies: Miss Harriet G. I Gross. eEorwich. Fairs and Open Air | Mesdngss Mrm- Ella B. Kendrick, l Union gnaI Reporter.