Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-05

MT. McCahe. of Hartford, the deputy internal revenue tax collector, as a man everyone present should know. MT. McCane was applsuded. and remarked that it was not so inn portant that everyone should knew who he was. hut it was important that all present should know where he was located while in this city helping peo- pie to make out correc. income tax Al this point c. c. Case, a of the town school committee, at the meeting s1d asired that the sentiment of the Chamber Of Commerce toward the h0isdsng of new school house in WzrtIaam Gen. ter be shown at the town meeting this Wednesday, night. which is one of the matters to come betUre tn meet ing. MT. Fcss called for action on the resolution and ". c. Norris arose to say that he hoped everyone pres ent would attend the town meeting Frank P. Benton followed by saying he thought it was not the proper time to take such action and no action was taken on the matter. It was then moved and voted that the Chamber of Commerce continue it's membership in the local Welfare Bureau for the en- suing year. W. c. Norris was then nominated as a director of the Welfare Bureau from the Chamber of Com merce. Mir. Norris declined the nom- ination, saying for Various reasons he elected in his place. As there was no further business to come before the meeting, President Foss. with a few fitting remarks. introduced the speaker of the evening, Rev. c. A. of Tn4o
 ideEt and minister in this city. Mr. Dinsmorc in Eis opening remarks spoke of his former residence in this city some % years ago and Of having spent five years in the city and said to be hack in Wiiimantic was like coming home. The speaker went on. to say that the subject of hi saddress was one of vast importance, that we are, and the world at large are facing a new era, No generation has ever seen such changes or fought such a war as has just passed. This country did not talter we preserved our heri- tage and so all the world is adopting our principles of government. The question hei2re us is. have we the wisdom. faith ard courage to put ana place the fa-9re of the world on g l7stinc peace basis. If wn fail to dc NS 'a lr worlj has ever known. The snc. llo~ wen. on to say t is not 6 matter of r0lit!cs and it would be 6 ! "r'nN tc handle the matter of 6 lc1"uo of Nations as such. It should .' decided upon it's merits Something H'nst be dom to abolish war or any possibility of it's ever being resumed because we are living in an age O science and var under present condi. to-s is 70 destructive. Nations VII | 'o destroyed outright unloss we fln( sn-s way Tn @ton t. Two hundred ton! i .. sH9'cf wore being manufactured il 1 h' the dAy the armistice wa! WN,' chance would any ma i tH. 'r '... is.vc "-ita tEc moderI
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