Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-15

l
 eighth grade in grammar school. Law renee A. Howard of the high school
 faculty is in charge of the night 1 school this year, takirs, the place of tJ. l.. Harroun who has held the po- sition since 1907. Complete arrange ments had not been made for the first session but classes were held and six 1 rooms were occupied by the classes. When the full number of students who
 are compelled .>N jaw. have enrolled used. It is th,Aig ight that 200 pupils will attend the school during the pres ent session.
 Teacher. engaged in the work at l the nighN school will number about 10, when orgsniza tion fig completed At
 class has been secured but it is | thought tha K. ". Reynolds of the hign school culty may be engaged. [ Superintendent of Schools E.. A. Case l night. 'Night school sessions are to be held four times each week. Classes
 will start at 1.15 and end at s.45. 1 Hormisdas Dion---s member of the night school corni tee of the town school board. was present at the open ing session.
 The~b1ske<baii season will be open Ted officially tonight (Wednesday) al tfthe state armory on Pleasant street when the fast team of dribblers of In1S c1LN meets the SlO1IS II0SPSfid- ents The new. bIeachers that have i been built especially for these games were put up Tuesday night. following | the drill of Company B, Third reg1- ment. During the past few weeks l the men in the company have been having some stiff basketball practice and are in the pink of condition for the opening game. Manager Eugene ed the following to represent the company tonight: Forwards Gene Lewis (captain). Narmandite; center ..sAime" Lewis; guards. Leonard and Tishe.
 Teday (Wednesday) marks the opening of the forty fourth annual convention of the Wemen.s Christian Temperance Union of Connecticut The convention will be held at the To- cal Congrega tiona1 church today ana Tomorrow. Oct 15 and IS with morn ing. afternoon and evening sessions lAt s-4o this evening Dr. Wilbur R. Crafts. DID, superintendent Of the m ternat ional reform bureau If Wash ington, D. c. who has been active in crusades against vice of any sort. will be the speaker at the open air
 be assisted by David Reid of Boston,.
 cornetist and rsoloist, who has also
 covered much of this country with
 MT Crafts in this work The program
 for today follows:
 Morning&9.45, musical service in
 charge of Mrs. Nellie Rule Arnold of
 Mcriden: 10. convention called to or
 der by Mrs. Caroline B Buel of East
 Through Another Year; scripture,
 Miss Elizabeth H. Fitts. Warehouse
 Point: prayer Mrs. Buell.: singing. l Coronation; state pledge. pledge or initiation: platform of principieS,i; les; call of officers and superintendents, 1 Mrs. Ne1ffe A. Gager of Willimantic: recording secretary: appointment Of convention committees. credentials, cot1rtesf resolutions. nominating prize banners. subscriptions: The Union Signal. The Young Crusader Mrs Dora E.-W.- -Spratt. state super l intendent of circulation of perlodlcais; singing; memorial service. Mrs. Mary l A.. .Gerdon, of Plymouth, president of 1 I.itchfeld county; duet. No Night There. Mrs. Nellie Rule Arnold ana Mrs Minnie C. Schofeld; l2. noontide prayer Mrs. Clara M. Leete. evange- iistic superintendent: greetings. Rev. Harry S. McCready. Mrs. Nellie A. Gager president of Willimantlc Wo- mans Christian Temperance Dnion' response Mrs. Frank l.. Sanborn the resident of Portland W. c. T-B-: in troduction of special guests. Mrs Lora S. I.aMance, national organizer; Mrs. | Charles Pomeroy for 13 years presI- dent Of the Winimantic Union: Mrs. | R. N. Stanley, first editor of state pa per; Mrs Betsey M. Parsons. oldest member: Mrs Mary A. Gallup, past | state recor ding .secretary; unfinished business7 12.36. adjournment.
 Afternoon-1.45, convention called to order: the 23rd Psalm in unison; singing, A Charge to KeKeD l Have; i ?, annual address of president. Mrs. Caroline B. Buell.; report of the cor secretary. Mrs. .JOsephipei A. Saxton report of auditors: report of trea surer Mrs. Nellie Rule Arnold; 4 .00, Loyal Temperance Legion. Mrs. J. J. Fields of Norwich; 4.so. report of [ Million Dollar Drive. Mrs. Mary V. Wilson. executive secretary, Plants | vile, 5. address, Mrs. Lora g. La Nance. unfinished business; 5.3O, ad- journment. + ~x |
 Evenine-7,se, prelude. David Reid, l cornetist in two OFT three prohibition | songs; duet. My Faith Looks Up toi Thee Chares H- Caswell, bass andi f3r. D. Everett Taylor. tenor; Scrip !, ture, Rev. Harry S. McCEeady; pray-t er Rev. C. Harley Smith. pastor Of | Methodist church.; solo, Charles IF. f CasweiI; address. Rev Wilbur Fsl Crafts, D. D.. superintendent of Inter-t national Reform Bureau. WashinEton.I
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