Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-02
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WHO'S WHO ON TUESDAYS
 PROGRAM FOR CONFERENCE
Able and Distinguished Speakers to
 Discuss Practical Subjects.

table discussions at g o'clock Tuesday morning. One under the supervision of the chi1dren's section will include addresses by Miss Marjorie Cheney of South Manchester and by Rev, John F, Ryan of Hartford. The former will review the situation with regard to the public care of children under 4 years of age while Father Ryan will speak with regard to the care of children under 4 by private institutions.
 Miss Cheney, who has been lending her aid this winter to the town com nittee of South Manchester and has given special attention and study the care of the children of that place, and has done much to improve condi- tions, etc.
 Rev. John F. Ryan of Hartford. sec retary of the Roman Catholic Dioces~ children is a native of Norwich. H. an Board for the care of dependent has been recently appointed by. the mayor of Hartford a member of the Board of Juvenile commissioners. having to do with the correction oe boys. He has served in the omce under two different mayors.
 Father Ryan was principal of St. Patrick's school in Hartford and all so a teacher for two years or more in St. Thomas seminary there.
 In the section devoted to correc- tfonal work there will be two ad- dresses, one on 'T'he Treatment of Inebriety" by Probate Judge l.. P. Waldo Marvin of Hartford and the other on "The County Jail System" by Police Court Judge D. L. Steele of Hartford
 Hon. L. P. Waldo Marnie is a broad, scholarly man, has Iaaen appointed b the legislature and governor on the board of trustees for the Connecticut School For the Feeble Minded at oly 4aH keen interest in all mentally defec- tive children. The Hon. Mr. Steele IS also an able speaker.
 General Secretary Francis H. Me- Lean of the American Association ot Societies for Organizing Charity will lead discussion under the section of the family and community. The dis cussion will be relative to organized charity work and also concerning the establishment of juvenile courts in Connecticut and improvement of non- support and desertion laws. The dis | cussion will be followed by a talk on the same subject by Mrs. Rosemary | Anderson of New London.
 Mrs. Anderson was formerly of | Cleveland, Info, where she was prac- ticing lawyer. She was the first wo- man elected on the Board of Examin- | She is a member of the New Yorl. | Wemen's Press club. The New Eng | land Women's Press club. The Bos- l ton City club (having over 1000 mem- bersl and in New London is a member Of the Civic league; the Associated | league.
 There will also be round table dis | eussien given to mental defeetives. 1 The general session at 1o.45 o'clock Tuesday morning will be in charge of the committee on mental detectives with pr. Henry M. Pollock, superin- | tendent of the Connecticut hospital for | the insane at Norwich, as chairman. There will be introductory remarks by pr. Pollock and pr. Charles T. La cut school for iHbeeiIes at Lakevilie
 will speak On the Care of the Feeble
 Minded. Dr.. Donald L. Ross, superin- tenaent of Craig colony for epilepticE at Mansfield, will speak on The Care l Of Mentally Defective Bpiiepties. Dr. ! c. T. Haviiand, superintendenS of the GonHeetieut hospital for the insane at
 Miaqletewii, will speak on The Care o4 1 the Insane.
 The afternoon and final session will
 be at 2.f5 o'clock in charge of the tienal work. of which Charles H. John- gon, superintendent of the Connecticut FefornatoFy at Cheshire, is chairman Mrs. Martha P. Faleoner, supertntend-
 ent of the girls school at Darling, Pa. will speak on The Need of Woman'E Reformatory, and Hon. T. c. T. Grain
 judge of general sessions, New York will speak on Peobation. Prof. William B. Bailey of New Haven will open the
 discussion following Mrs. Falconer's
 address, and c. M Thompson, secre- tary of the Connecticut Prison asso- oiation, Hartford. will open the discus
 sion following Judge Grains address Chairman Johnson will speak on Newer Ideals in Prisons, and the discussion
 will be opened by Rev. Dr. Rockwell II Harmon Potter, pastor of the Center church, Hartford.
 The business session of the confer ence, with election of ocers and exec
 utive committee members, will follow