Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-15
RAPNSTS EMPHASIZE EVANGELISM

crease the interest on these fields i | a serious and important question. A l the same time, new fields are openin; 1 up which ought to be occupied. Al 1 especially promising work is just nov deveToping among the Italians Q New London. Here is large HaHal secured to carry it on.
 Financial Report.
 l Charles Edward Prior. of Hartford l treasurer, reported $4f869.35 having passed through his hands, having re ceived $2.06p more from the ehurche;
 than ever before. The year closes witt a balance on hand Of $515.42 on Oe tober IS. 1919.
 Onicers Eleeted.
 Of1cers were unaf In1ous1y elected a. President, Rev..' John Newton Lack ey, D. D., HaTfford; first vice. presi
 dent, Charles P Va. Waiksg NeE EoI Iase1 2. SToat, Waterbury; secretary, Rev Al bert B. Coats, D. D.. Hartford; treas urer. Charles Edward Prior. Hartford auditors, Varmais, Landon. Troub auc The following trustees were elected For three years Rev. o. G. Bud
 dingtol1, Rev. A: F. Purkiss, D. l.
 Philips. Chapel $: Garter Rev. James
 White, D. D.. Rev. E. x. Tim bIe. Pc
 ter Hutton, Rev J. A Elder, Rev. A L. Carpenter Rev J. W. Musson Isev. W. N. Morton.
 Hull. A. J. Shipley. J. ". Barnes. H 1T. Dic1ins nson. W. IT. Douglass. ". J Trcvitflick. Rev. c. H. Frank. Rev. G
 ". Mich olson. ", A. Frazier. Rev. P. Rev. Peter c. Wright, D. D.
 For one year-Frank Bishop. Will jam o,Neill. Rev H. M Thompson, D. D., Ernest E. Rogers, E. NJ. wight naan Andrew Thon1pson. Rev. George Rev. Edgar. R. Hyde. Rev. II. W. Reed George Craig. Rev. Henry D. Coe.
 Annual Sermon.
 After prayer by Rev. P. c. Wright, of Hartford, former pastor of the enterta ming church, Rev. Ebert E. nual sermon upon the theme. A Win dow in Man Soul, from the text Ro- mans 1:14, am debtor In the course of his eloquent discourse he with Lloyd George where one of two Manchester EngIislmen discussing him said: He likes to tackle things as they are He's not like some as want or such spirit was the Apostle Paul, said Mir. Gates. and if there were more Of that spirit ill the Christian minis try and the church. we should tackle the thing as IL Is and transform It in-
 Rev. J. G. Ward of Plainvillc gave the report Of the obituary, committee, mentioning the following who have passed away during the year:
 Kev. Ssorge W; Re1ninstqn, Win. win S. Wheeler, chelsea. Mass: Rev. Edwin NJ. Bartlett. Canton; Rye. Robes5 F. ,,I rister' I..a pspring1ield' Rsv- Langley Barnas Sears Monson, Mass; Ohio: Rev. Wallace Croel<er, Lake Placid. N: T.; Rev. orison. Clark sar- Ringrcse, Old Lyme: Rev. Edwin Winter Husted Kew York; Rev. T. Pearl Briggs CliftonviIle Mass: Rev IolIis John B.mberg. WTirsted: Ret.. zs eilarias Clark Martin. I-atewooti, N. !: Rev. James Dewey Tucker, W. Gale, Norwich; Anthony Starlzes, James Cobleran. Atlsonia; Arthur Boardr1ar. CroweN; Katherine s. Webber. Deep Riveri Emma c. Yen Seth J. Hall, Aferideu: John II. Beach. Montowese: Thomas Goddard Wright. Ph. D. New Haven: Edward Hite,eock Hi Mrs; Apdfew sehwFab. stei, Wa terh'iry: Mrs. Hattie E. Cen un=. South Manchester. M
 At 1230 dinner was served by the women of the Central Baptist church in the Community house of the United Congregationals church koa5 Church. street.
 Afternoon Session.
 At the afternoon sessfor1Eaf 2 o'clock Rev George R. Atha. of Cfroton; con ducted the devotional service, and lowing committees to report. next year:
 Nomination of trustees-Rev., H. Schuyler Foster. Bridgeport: Rev. A. F. Olcott. Bloomfield; Rev, <. n. Ken drick. Hartford. sof,ituarfes, Eev. T. Thompson. Hartford; Rev, O. C.. Bud di1ston Poouonoc Bridse: cornnis- sion of religious educations Revs w T. Aiken, Torrington; Rev. X. B. Todd, ford; w. R. Dixon. Waterbury. c. s. Carter. Ansonia: E. H. Wooding Waningfrd:s Miss Lucy Weaver. Tor rington:z Mrs. .s F.. F. Hyde, Middle den: on state churches, Rev. 4. r. Purkiss. Norwich; Rev. J. C.. Osborne, Mystic; Rev. \. D. Carpenter. 1wiIli- mantle; Rev. r. $. Clark Rewayton: Rev. Henry D. Cole. Bristol; Rex \. B. Prindell. Shelton Connaittee to report next year:
 On Programme: Rev A. E. Goats. Hartford; pastor of entertaining church next year Rev. Wallace c. Sampson, Ansonia.
 On New Churches: Rev. ". E. oak ey. Old Mystic; Rev. C. H. Strouse, Norwich.
 On Enrichment: Rev. G. c. -Iauden slayer, Southington; Rev. T. W Reed. Waterbury; Rev. ". c. EdwaT, New Have
 Delegates to Connecticut Fedora ton ,f Churches: Rev. E. R. Hyde. Mid iletown; Key H: M: Thompson. Hart Rev. R. D. Trick. Norwich: William 0'NeiH. Waterbury; w J.-<Grippin, Bridgeport; Rev. F. Scott Farley, of Suffie1d
 Tn presenting the work of ministers md missfonaries' bsnefit board. Rev I ?. c. Wright. Of Hartford, asked thatl nore families think of sending their young men into the min istry and spoke # the business side of the proposi- ion in the provision that is made for l minister's support when they are To- ,ated in their charges. The minis CTS today are having an extremely lard time to make both ends meet l