Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-14
WILL SEND DELEGATES
 TO Y. M. c. A. CONVENTION
Norwich Association to Be Repre- scented at Hartford-Two Day Pro- uramnne

The Norwich r. M. c. A. expects to be represented by several delegates at the 16th. annual conference of the older boys of Connecticut, 70 be held in Hartford October P and 23. The delegates have not yet been chosen, but probably will be this week. The programme is to be as follows:
 Friday Morning, Center Church House
 s.45-10.15, registration of delegates Cat Y. M. c. A. building); 10.15. song service. Edward H. Kessler, Holyoke. Mass, leader: 10.3o, introduction of of1cers:. Carlisle F. Graves, Stam- ford, president: William H. Rackle, Hartford, vice president: Gustave Winger. New Britain. secretary: Rob- secretary: 10.45. devotional period. Paul Heinel, Y. M. c. A. college, Springfield, Mass, leader; HOO, ad- dress Thru Thick and Thin" Rev. Warren F. Cook, New Britain; 11.30, address. Sincerity, P. M. Robinson, tional committed: 12.15, luncheon and conference for adult workers, Mir. Robinson. leader.
 Friday Afternoon, Center Church
 House.
 1.45. song service MT. Kessler. lead CT: 200, devotional period. A L. Bill lings, Hartford, leader: 2.15, intro- duction of delegates; 2.S0. address. Eff f1ciency, Prof. Ralph L. Cheney. Y. NJ c. A. college; 3.15, address, Cnselfish- ness, E. NJ Robinson; 3.45, recrea . tional period, further registration and assignments.
 Friday Evening, Y. M. c. A. Building 500. banquet, served by the junior auxiliary of the Hartford Y. M. c. A.; l music by Y. M. c. A boys orches- tra; toastmaster, Herbert France Hartford: greetings: The State, His Excellency, Marcus H. Holcomb, gov ernor of Connecticut, has been invited | to respond; The City. His Honor. Jo- seph H. Lawler, mayor of Hartford | is expected; The Clergy. Rev. J. N Lackey, D. D., Hartford; The Associa l tion, Hon. l.. F. Waldo Marvin, pres ident of Hartford association; The man boys committee, Hartford; Int State Association Henry Hoar. New | Britain, chairman state boys worl | committee; address, "H equals K multiplied by D plus r." Prof. Henry W Brown, Colby college, Waterville Maine
 Saturday Morning. Center churel House.
 l 9.o0 song service MT. Kessler, lead CT: 9:15, devotional period. w. J i Campbell. Y. M. c. A. college; 9.30 ! ry W. Brown; 1915 group conferences with prominent leaders in charge | 1. High Schools. George c. Hubert Hartford, presiding. Joshua Riker | Bridgeport leader: 3 Small Towns. C H. Barnes, New Britain. presiding W J. Campbell. leader; 3. Association Boys. Winslow Russell Hartford. pre- siding F. H. Kessler, leader: f, Churcl Clubs, C.. M. Thompson, Hartford, pre- siding, H. B. Elmer Providence, R. I leader; 5. Employed Boys. Harlant IF. Stuart, Hartford presiding. J Blaine L. withee. Lawrence, Mass 1 leader; 6, Adult Workers. Clemen Scott. Hartford. presiding, E. M. Rob inson, leader; Ills adjournment ant conference picture; 1900, Luncheol and conference for adult workers Prof. Henry W. Brown, leader
 Saturday Afternoon. Center churel
 House.
 1.S0. song service. MT. Kessler, lead CT: 1.45, devotional period, Prof. Henr. w. Brown; 200. address E. M Robin son; 2.45 closing service, E. T. Bates state secretary. -
 The convention last year was hel in this city with the local associa
 tion.