Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-16

showing the progress made by the or
 ganfzAtion during the year. just passed. Following Is the report of Windham 1 county: .ssss z4-e saa 1 Attendance and interestsare sustain ed in BzeH union. Honorary mem
 bers were gained by the jubilee drive
 in Putnam Scotland has used liter | ature, posters. meetings and work in
 school to advance moral education. Thompson has been especially active | in war relief work. Central Village 1 has gained a few members and has | the promise of more next year. Will iimamtic offered prizes to the Normal school students for the best ratifiea- tion and temperance posters; these were exhibited at social to which
 the school committee, public school teachers and normal students were in- yited: the l.. T. l.. furnished a short entertainment: 32 copies of The Y oung Crusader are sent to families repre- senteG by the L. T. L. while The Un- ion Signal is sent to six pastors. two public libraries. the Y. M C.. A. and the Normal School; the union contrib ratification fund. bought Liberty bonds
 and exceeded the quota for the Jubilee fund.
 The Temperance Field Day was ob-. served as usual on the Willimantici Camp Ground
 At the evening session David Reid
 of Boston played several prohibition songs on his cornet, and he was fol-
 lowed by Charles H. CasweH and Dr. iDs E. Taylor who sang My Faith
 Looks Up to Thee. The address of
 the evening was made by Rev Wilbur
 F. Crafts. D.D.. Superintendent Of the
 International Reform Bureau. Wash
 ineton D. C. His subject was Liberty
 and Loyalty and proved highly inter
 esting to those in attendance.
 The presrsn1rne for today's session
 of the convention follows:
 Morning g-g,00-Devotional service
 Mrs. Clara M: I4eete evangeIistie sn- parintendent: e.so, cenvention called full: prayer. Mrs. Ada Bowen. wi1Ii-
 mantle; report Of committee on cre- dentfals; report of nomina ting com n1ittee: 10: eleqtion of officers; 11,30
 secretary of the. Society of Social Fly giene and superintendent of that de-
 partment-in the w. C. T. IT. Super
 iritendents. Group 1. f1oo. Fairs and Darling. Danbury; Sunday School
 Work. Open Department: Moral Edu- cation. Mothers, Meetings. Rev Edna V. 4. Fielder. Danbury; Scientific Mrs William GreenbacI<er Middle field: Loyal Temperance Union, Mrs. 1 Piatt, state secretary Bridgeport: ] Lyangelistic, Mrs. Clara M. Leete. of l Wailingford; F, noontide prayer, i bieEa. Danbury: medal contests, Mrs. | Augustus E. Cutler. Mystic: minutes 1 Of previous meetings: unfinished bus l mess: 123o. adjournment
 Afternoon-1.45 convention called 1 to order; singing, America: Lord S | Prayer in unison Sdperintendents: | Group g. Flower Mission and Relief I Mrs Margaret r. Hood. South Man i chester; Franchise. Union Siensf re- porter Mrs Ella B. Kendrick. Hart ford; Co-operation With Missionary | Societies. Mrs. Addie N. Slate South ! Circulation Of Periodicals | Mrs. Dora E. ". Spratt Clinton So- | Mrs. Jennie P. Scripture, Willima ntic: | ?. address, Mrs Isora s. EaMance; Miss Nellie J. Starr Uncasyule: The Press Mrs. Minnie P l, snce, Mrs. Mary McKinnons Yales- vile: Soldiers and Sa ilors open de-i partment: legislative. general officers: i election of editor. Superintendents L. national and worlds conventions: in visatiens for next convention: final reading of minutes; unfinished busi- ness; adjournment.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Lee were held at 1 o'clock Wedn nesday af- lernoon. Rev. z. Harley smith. pastor of the Methodist church. of9ciated and read committaIa service at the grave in Windham cemetery. The bearers were Arthur, Robert and Jo- .eph Lee and Harry Robbins. The J. '. lincoln company was in charge of he funeral arrangements. I : The body Of Mrs. MoiIie Livingston who died Tuesday at St Jeseph's hos oital, following an operati ton for ap- was sent to her home in 3fooklyn N r.. on the 7.e2 train that light by Killourey. Brothers. under akers Burial was in Brooklyn on , Wednesday,. ,
 Burglars who try. to enter Whitman ic Trust Company's building stand 'cor chance of getting away safely. ( s the vault alarm system at the bank , s in line working order. This was , emorstrated ,-. "Wednesday morning :, rhen Janitors Sweet accident1y step ed on one of the alarm pegs set in ,, he floor. The connection set the larm located on the outside of the z uilding ringing and people passing vere wondering who was. making