Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-07
GEL EZRA TON FOR DRAFTED MEN
Town Committee Planning SuPper Parade and Speaking Pro srsmms--TuEhs' Band to Head Procession and Mayor
 Allyn l. Brown Will Presde at Festivities.

| or coal C0mml89f0n ln Booton, Wu1cn
 commission in turn appointed three men in Connecticut to look after the needs of this state.
 | About DisloyaI Talk . l Another thing we have to contend with is seditious or disloyal talk We have handled many of these cases al- ready. Every report which reaches us has been avoided in some instances by getting lroper authorities to those people right away. ! No one in the state ought to bs per- seditious language, any anyone hear ing such language should report 1t at once.
 we have been able several times to stop shipments of material from thie state that were certainly not intended for the allies. Anyone entertaining . suspicion of such acts should report the facts to the state council this summer and now we must practice food cohservatfon. A publicity cam paign will be fnaugurated th4s fall and will continue throughout the winter, food, to tell them what to eat and how to get the best results from various foods. We eat too much expensive food with little nutrition. We have yet to begin on our ind2strial cam paign-
 After the War |> Whether or not the state Of Con- necticut faces a great industrial dfs- turbance this coming year depends on how we'll the councils of defense ham, de the situation If it is done wisely, as we hope and expect 1t will be, we will emerge from the war with pros- perity and be in a position to forge ahead with increased prestige. Our manufacturers understand this situa- tion and they ara planning to go after business all over the world and not only the United States after the close of the war;
 First seleotman Thomas L. Haynes -of Lyme had an interesting report to submit to his fellow members in tho county delegation. When the mem bars of the Lyme delegation received the notice of their appointment MT. Haynes said they didn't lose any time in getting organized and mapping out a plan of action.
 R. J. Jodoin SpeaI<s.
 For the town of Sprague, Chairman Raymond J. Jodoin said everybody seemed to be united in the general plan to. help. Frequent meetings have been held and Mir. Jodoin said that his town had furnished more than its quota to the army and II would be ready to furnish extras when called upon.
 Names of County Members.
 Members present were:
 Auxiliary Committee-T. A. Scott, chairman; Joseph T. Tanning, Freder- ick w Mercer, H. NJ. Pendleton, Grosvenor Ely, Robert McNeely. Will liam T. Hopson, B. F. Mahan and Frank T. Cable. ,~s..
 Members of New London county town committees:
 Bozran-J. J. Sullivan, John Con- dren, David Shea and E. L. Aben.
 ColcheSter-John S. Sullivan, W. G. Bentley and E. A. Adal.
 East Lyme-F. A. BeckJvith Ernest
 ,FrankIin-C. B. Davis, F. H. Race, Benjamin Davis.
 Griswo.d-James H. Shea. William c. Terry. Herbert c. Webster.
 Groton-William G. Stebbins, Henry L. Bailey.
 Lebanon-c. J: Abel1, F. J. Brown.
 Ledyard-CharIes 4. Gray, S.. E. 
 Lisbon-F. L. Kanahan, James Ora ham.
 Lyme-w J. Stark, William Marvin, Ernest E. Seiden
 Montv:lle-George H. Bradford, Dan | D. Home J. T. Church.
 New Londonderry c. Chappell, 1 John Humphrey, Alfred Colt, A. T. | Miner, John P. Mclaughlin
 Norwich-Mayor A. L. Brown, Casc per K Bailey, Charles P. Bushnell, 1 Herbert R. Branche.
 Old Lyme-Thomas l.. Haynes. Rob- ert H. Noble, pr. E. K. Dewitt
 Preston-Arthur G. Smith, Georke V. Shedd. Alanson Fuller.
 Sprague-Raymond T. Jodoin, Arthur P. Cote,- Thomas F. Kelly.
 ninston-Frederick K. Bolter, EH-
 Vo1un own-Elmer E. Coon, Howard 9. James, Thomas Mcdonald.
 Waterford A. H. Lamphere. A. Gallup, James Hammond.