The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-27

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 TUESDAY, MORNING.
 Five meetings are scheduled for 10 the South Congregational church, Warner Hall, and in Class-rooms "A and .sB" in the Y. M. c. A. building.
 In the South Congregational church directly adjoining the@Y- M. c. A, the second floor of the chapel will hold round table meeting of the Committee on Lawbreakers,N specializing in pro bation work. The setting chairman of the occasion will be c. M. Thompson, secretary of the Connecticut Prison Association, Hartford meeting of probation officers of the state and all persons interested in probation work will be held These topics have been suggestions for discussion: l19 The Settlement of Cases out of Court by the Probation Officers. (2o Treatment of Del1nquent Parents
 Tn the center parlor, first floor of the South Congregational church, round-table meeting of the committee on defectives will be opened. The general topic will be The Next Needs of the State in the Care of Defect iyes.,, Under this heading, 4.The In sane, will be led by Dr. H. s. Noble, Middletown. Conn, with additional discussion by pr. H. M Pollock, Nor wich, and Miss ". M. Macdonald, New Haven. .eThe Feeble-Mirded% will be considered by the address of pr. CT LaMoure, LakevilIe, Conn ..EpiIeptics', will be the last subject presented by Dr. Donald Ls.t Ross, Mansfield Depot, Conn
 At Warner Hall, thes~round-ta b1e meeting of the committee on social service with Acting Chairman David s. Day, president of the Bridgeport Housing Association, will be in session to discuss "The Housing Problem This has been sub-divided inton four specific divisions. Miss Udette D. Brown of New York, will determine How to Ascertain the Housing Con- ditions of Our Cities Eugene Ker- ner. manager of the associated chari- ties. Waterbury, will talk upon '*Prac- tica1 Enforcement of Housing Laws and Regulations'' Rev. E. deF'. Miel of Trinity church. Hartford. will elaborate upon his topic, ''Education Of Public Opinion to the Need of Housing Reform Model Tene- |ments'. will be the final topic presented by Mrs. Henry Wade Rogers. New Haven, with a discussion led by Rob- ert ADCrosby of the same city, who in his position of executive secre- qualified to genera1ize the prevailing ! In Classroom "A" in the Y. M. c. A. building, the round-tab1e meeting of the Committee on Children, will convene for the benefit of future gen erations The topic announced are CD .'Some Moral and Physical Results of a Special Environment Upon Depend ent Children by Mrs E. c. Parker, M D., followed by discussion led by Rev. Samuel Ludlow, assistant super visor of charities, New York; CD .Child Labor in the City Streets" B. N. Chopper, Ph. D., associate secretary of the National Child Labor society, New York, followed by discussion led by Hon. Lynn w. Wilson, member of the Connecticut State Legislature, Bridgeport; (s) .sThe Principles of Junior Republic Work by Prof. Will liam B. Hooking of Yale University, New Haven, with discussion by Rob ert W. Hebbard, secretary of the state board of charities, Albany, N. r.
 In< classroom "B,'' round-ta.b meeting of the Committee on Public Aid and Betterment, under the leader ship of Fred. R. Johnson, will take up informally questions of interest re- lating to the treatment of the depend ent poor, both in and outside of fnstf- tutions These discussions will be classified under four headings: e19I