Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-16
GONG GRE6ATIoNx COMMITTEES. Appointments Marl<sd ctess sf Fifty.
 first Annual Convention.

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 With the appofntnent of the com mittses of the convention. the choice of Meriden as the meeting place for next year, and the adoption Of Feso- lutions favorins irnmdiats war pro- hibitions the hfty-first annual confer ef1ce of tne sConsfesatiofa1 churches of Connecticut came to close at Middlet6wn Wednesday night. Nominations MAds.
 Rev. c. E. Hesseisrave of South Manchester and Rev. Dr. Herbert 8. Brown of Bridgeport reported for the nofnina ting Committee. The no1nifla- tiens were as follows and were voted:
 Standing con1mittee@Rev. Albert J. Lord. Meriden; Rev. Douglas Horton, Middletown: Rev. J. B. voori1ees, Hartford; Rev. Percy D. Thomas. Rockville; Rev.@W. F. English, Hart ford.
 State committee on missionary work And evangelfsfn-Rev. Franklin c. Thompson. New Britain: Alfred Colt, New. London; E. L.. G. Hohentfal, south Manchester; Rev. Hugh Mac lette, Plainyille; Truman J. Spencer. Hartford: Rev Wilson R. Stewart, Stamford; Rev Frank D. Sargent. Putnam; 1l Rev. Harry R; Niles. New Haven; Miss Miss xsbs s'eh q. WiilsTa Waara eM cels chester; Rev. Kenneth Welles, Old Lyme; Rev. Frederick W. Greene, Middletown: Rev Thomas M Hodg- don. West Hartford; Rev. Roscoe Nell son. Windsor; Rev. Charles s. Thayer, Hartford; Rev. Joel S. Stes, Meriden; Rev. George H. Johnson. New Mill ford; Rev. Sherrod Soule. Hartford; Alexander T. Pattisen Simsbury; ". c. Hungerford. New Britain: Rev. J. R. Danferth, New London: Rev. Wil- liam F. English. Hartford Oscar A. Phelps. Hartford; Rev. Charles F. Carter. Hartford.
 Newman Smythe. New Haven; Rev. Rockwell H. Potter, Hartford; Tsev. Herbert S. Brown. Bridgeport: Ret Albert J: Lord, Meriden! Rev. Charles W. Maier. New Britain; Simeon F. Baldwin, New Haven
 Nominations for directors e< church extension board-Epaphroditu Peck. Bristol; Rev. Robert E. Brown. Water Scomtnittee of mems work-Rev. Harry R.. Miles. New Haven Rev. George ". z. Hill New Britain: Chfdsev. Bristol: Rev. F. Miles Snyder, East Hartford; Nelson B. Mead. Greenwich; Howard F. Landon, Sails bury.
 winsfow Russell Hartford: Stanley " Edwards, Granby; Rev. Gerald W: Beard. BridEeport; Rev Benja- min ". Bacon, New Haven; Rev. Thomas Thomas E. Powen. Msriaen; @;n Heary nsy, IT. Spooner. Kensineton. Rev. Henry spencer Hartford: frederick G.
 Directors of New England Board of Pastoral Supply fthree years1- Oscar A. Phelps. Hartford; Rev. Frank D. Sargent, Putnam.
 Nominating Cof,ifnittee for 1s1sA c. Reed. Enfield Rev. ". l.. Phillips, Shelton.
 cornmitteee on Religious Edueation flor three years)--Re Prof. B. S. Williams Glastonbury; for one year, c. E. Hesselgrahe, South Manchester; Rev. Ralph M. Tinaberlalte, New Haven; for two years. Rev. wsson j. wycKoff, Norwich.
 Committee on Rural Life = Rev. Roscoe Nelson, Windsor: Rev Ed ward Aver Mansfsid Center: frsa sss H. '. Baker. storra: Rev. inns,e. FranR. lin Countrynan, East Hadd4nn: Rev. Lawrence L. Barber. Greens Farms; Rev Chalmers Holbrool<. Cheshire Committee eh Allied Temperance Work-Esv, Hugh Mascallpm, sims Haven Frederick C. Bidwell, Hart ford.
 Tencentanary Committee Rev. Henry w Maier. New Britain; Rev. Harry R. Miles, New Haven; Rev. Watson l.. Phillips Shelton. Rev. Rockwell R. Potter. Hartford: Rev. U. Romeyn Danforth, New London; Rev. William F. English, Hartford
 Director of Boston seamer1's Frfei1d Societv - Livingston W. Cleveland New Haven.
 Market strsst preps~ty Sold.
 Tho property st fl Market street owned by J. c. Worth and used as a storage h6use has been sold to aeorke " Carroll vino pufohases 1t as an ffl-