Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-11
NORWICH PEOPLE WILL
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Announcement of Preliminary Plans For Charities and Corrections Annu- al Convention.


 Announcement has been made of the preliminary plans for the 1917 ses- sions of the Connecticut State con- ference of Charities and Correction, which are to be held in Meriden, April 29-May l. Announcement of commit tee appointments shows that this sec ton is well represented among those who have the plans in charge. Sec retary Edward D. B. Lynde of the Associated Charities, executive sccre- tary Of the conference in Norwich last year, has an important part in ar ranging the general programme and heads the sub- committee on correc- tionS. Dr. B. T. Bradstreet and John D. Strain. both of Meriden, are pres ident and executive secretary respec- lively of the conference.
 An organization committee comprised of Dr. David Gibbs of Meriden, Rabbi H. W. >EttIeson of Hartford, Secretary Lynde of New London, Miss Mildred Carpenter of Stamford and Miss Lima M- Phipps of New Haven has been appointed to have a general supper vision of the programme. It has been voted to divide it into sections on Icen- tions and children.
 Dr. Paul Waterman of Hartford heads the committee mental hy- giene with Dr.. F. M. Barnes of Stam- ford, Dr. Henry Stoll of Hartford, Dr.
 
 secretary of the Connecticut Society of Social Hygiene, Judge L. P. Waldo Marvin of Hartford, Miss Inez New man of New Haven and Mrs. Rose mary Anderson of New London as his associates.
 The committee on public health is headed by Prof. c. E. A. Winsiow, other are: Dr. Joseph T. Lnyde of New Haven; Dr. John T. Black of Hartford, secretary of the state board of health; Dr. Kate Meade of Mid dletown; Dr. Stella Roote of Stan- ford; Dr. Davis Lyman of Walling- ford; Dr. Hugh Campbell of Norwich; pr. J. B. Dinan of Meriden; Mrs. George P. Fenner of New London; Prof. Henry Farnum of New Haven; Mrs. Henry Ferguson of Hartford and Rev. Theodore A. Fisher of New Haven.
 Secretary Lynde heads the commit tee on corrections and has asocia ted with him Miss Mildred Carpenter of Stamford, George M. Rabinoff of Hart ford. Mrs. George M. Minor of Water ford, Prof. H. P. Fairchild of New Haven. Charles M. Williams of Meri- cen, Judge Edgar M. Warner of Put nam, Prof. William B. Bailey of New Haven. Dr. David Green of Hartford, Rev. Edward c. Chapman of New London and c. M. Thompson of Hart ford.
 George Warren of Bridgeport heads the committee on children, Others on the committee are: Miss Louise son of Bridgeport, Miss Elizabeth Hol- ,onbe of Hartford, Miss Theodora | Beard of Meriden, Miss Mabel Kite of | Stamford. Dr. Walter Murphy of Hart | 'ord, Dr. Augusta Camp of New Ha- | fen, Miss Marjory Cheney of South | Manchester, Frederick G. Camp of Stamford, Dr. E. H. Arnold of New Haven, Superintendent of Schools Stanley H. Holmes of New Britain, Eugene Van Why of Winsted, Miss Lima M. Phipps of New Haven. Rev. Charles Northrup of Norwich and Atty. David S. Day of Bridgeport.
 The legislative committee os com 'osed of Schuyler Merritt of Stamford, I. H. Spooner of Kensington. pr. E. [. Mcknight of Hartford. A. R. Kim all of Waterbury and Atty. David S. Day of Bridgeport.
 of the conference and the ice presidents are William c. Hunger ord of New Britain, Rev. Dr. John Tea1e of Meriden, George s. Palmer f New London, Judge Edgar M. War Ter of Putnam. Henry H. Bridgman of 
 The executive committee is com 'osed of Rabbi H. w. Ettleson of Hartford, Miss Elsie c. Osborn of New ,ritain, Miss Hi1da Peck of Bristol, justin Cheney of South Manchester, fiss Lima M. Phipps and Mrs. A. K. .ogers of New Haven, pr. David iibbs, Hon. Thomas L. Reilly, Julius tremlau. Miss Edith Cummings and Han H. White of Meriden. Darragh clancy an Charles U. Kellogg of Mrs. Robert B. Chappell nd Ernest E. Rogers of New London. frs. Robert W. Perkins of Norwich,