Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-30

slight token of the Connecticut dele gation's appreciation of the hospitality extended to them by the citizens of Norfolk in general.
 picture of the Connecticut dele gation of Hibernians was taken in front of Mayor Mayo's office after they had presented him the silk handker- chief made especially for the occasion.
 The A. O. H. delegation from Con necticut, one of the strong Hibernian states. reached Norfolk on special Pullmans from New York July 20 about g o'clock in the morning. the most prominent members of the order in that state being among them. The official delegates numbered about fifty.
 Prominent among the Connecticut delegation were the following: Rev E. A. F1annery. state chaplain. Hazard vile; William T. May. state president, New London: John F. Leeney, state vice president. New Britain: John s. Mccarthy, state secretary. New, Ha- ven: Daniel F. Renn, county president, South Manchester: Thomas F. Fraw- ley, county president. Ansonia; Andrew w. Connin, county president, Danbury; John w. Quinn, county president. Tor rington; John Bransfield. county pres ident. Portland; James J. Ffnnegan, county president. Norwich; P. J. Mur- ray, county president, Stafford Springs; Peter Kelly, county president, Me chanicsville: P. A Henehan. New Ha- ven.
 Among the Ladies' auxiliary state and county officers who attended the convention arc Mrs. Katherine E. To- l ley, state president. New Haven: Miss l Charlotte NJ Holloway, state vice pres ident. New London: Mrs. Jennie c. Carroll, state secretary. New Haven; Mrs. Julia Quinn, state treasurer, Hart | ford: Miss Julia A.. Maher county president, Windsor Locks;- Mrs. Mary J. Canty,, county president. Winsted; | Mrs Margaret Murnane, county pres ident. Portland; Mrs. James w
 Mooney. county president. Waterbury {; Mrs. Annie T. Henley. county presi- dent, New London: Miss Sadie Me Nerney. county president. Rockville: Miss Flora Casey, county president | willimantic: Miss Elizabeth Purcell,
 Meriden; Mrs. May A. F1nnesan, | Torrington; Miss Josephine Dowdall i Hartford: Mrs Alice McKenney. coun- Ity president. Danbury.
 The delegates were provided with badges printed in gold and green
 ''connecticut to Virginia National con vention, Ancient Order of Hioernians July 21 to 26, 1914"
 William T. May of New London. state president of the A. o. H. in Connec1 1- cut. was born at New Haven and al the age of 10 was employed in a cloth. ing store He Is a successful business man and has served as alderman ii | years. He is secretary of the watel and sewer board. on which he is serv 4 ing his second term. and Is director O the Manner Savings bank He is { charter WsInber of Seaside council No. IT, K of C., and a member of tn
 fourth degree assembly, He. was |
 grand knight fo his council two year
 and is president of St. Mary's eHol,
 Name society.,e s .-e a ses@
 He toined the Ancient Order of Hi
 bernians in March. 1900. and since 'tha time has taken san active part in tn | work Of the 6fdGf. He has served seV | eraI terms s6s tfeastffer land eass elect led president of division for seve
 years He held the position of stat Il vice president. and at the last stat
 convention in Bridgeport was elects