Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-14

solo, M. Katz; solo, M. sJ.s Farrell ;, col lege quartette, Smith, 'Cramptcn, Bates, Fogg John, Peel s(MErk Andrews). glee club; Oh By Gee ". r. Wood Alma Mater tarranged by E. L.. Berry) glee club college cheers led by P. F. Dean
 The officers and members of the Con necticut State College Glee, club are as follows: President, E. .O. Osborne; treasurer, P. F. Dean manager, H. 2. Webb; assistant manager, N.. Van Bu- ren T coach N. J.. Farrell. Giee Club members-N.A Van -Btreu, E. Fogg, c. Hartwell, C. Compton, F. s Dean, B. Smith, H. Jaynes, H. Dixon, Il. Clark, IT. Flynn, H. r. Webb. W. F. Wood, P. N Manwaring, G. Geodearl, F., Cramp- ton, E. D. Dow, H. .Steck, T. Tillinghast; A. FrosthSi1n, I. Klein 3D. Bassett, c. Neumsn, H. Neunan, J. B. Rieketts, E. A. osborne, r. Gates, K. Mckee, M. Katz, c. Brandt, E. Voorhees, H Car rier, c. Hildring, R. Hatch, E., Mod deil J. H., Bigger, T. Gardner, s. Cs- hen, F. Dawley, W. Bates.
 The Girl sesuts held their weekly. meeting Thursday evening at the First Consre gatienals church house with a good attendance.4 Patrol meetings were held and scout craft studied. S'.
 The lyatisn Army drive fer $5,50e
 
 ] month began Tf1ufsday- morning each csnvasser covering a part ofsthe ground allotted him. Reports of the success of the drive will be published 2s they come in, each team captain being Instructed to report daily between the house of ? to , afternoons, and to 3 in the evening No figures were available Thursday cve- ming as first reports were to be made to- day (Friday). The. city has been divid- cd into thirty-eight' sections each section being canvassed by . team captain and members, The list of team captains fol- | lows: VI
 No 1, Edwafd P Lyman. Jr.; No. 2, " F. Lennon; No. 5. Albert J. PicheS 1 No 4, Thomas W. Nuion No. 5, Frank M. Lincoln; No. z, Pierre J. Lararee 1: | No. 7, Joseph Riord2n; No. s, Gilbert Flynn; No. 8, John II. Brznsield < No. | 10, George Timmins: No Il, Miss Blanche Iiaiiahan; No. F, William J. Grady; No. 13,. James H. Hurley No. I IA, John F. Collins No. Is, Albert Judge; No. is. Emil Dents; No. t7 A. Linn Weatherhead; No. is, Andrew Roux; No. IS, James P. Mustard No. 20. Harry ". standish; No. 21. e. Ie- i roy Hewlett E. No. .22, Frederick Hornber- ] ger; No. g. ". c. Smith; No. a4, Wal ter B. Knight; No. 25, Ray Harris ;a No. 2s, Charles Larrabee. Jr. : No. eT, Wal ter Abbe No. 2s, Mrs. H. C. LGthrop | (industrial committee,) No sl 2s, A,Yeri. can Thread Company. Charles ". Hill: No. 30, Rossie Velvet company Andrew Roux; No. 31, QuidnictS -Windhan Mfg | Co. Walter. B. Knight: No. s2. Windhar, 1 SIX Company, Robert H.: Fentorf: No s3, Holland Mfg. Company, Charles w | Alpaugh; No. 3l, vandeffnan Manufac. turing Company. John Reilly ;4 No. s5 Wiliinantic. Machine Company, GeortS E. Whitford No. Ss. Boy Scouts of America. Robert C. Rose No s7. sy. rian people. William A. Haddhd :, Nc lsa Hebraic people. Samuel Isenhers, ,Anrs. ham Gluslin and Isaac Rosen.
 special iestins of saperinten dent, principals of city schools and supervisor, of town schools of eastern 'Connectteu1 was held Thursday afternoon at the sta f, normal school large number beint present The purpose of the. meeting was to devise some method whereby the ex, istlng shortage of grade teachers mighi be overcome. Principal George Shafer ot the state normal and training schools o1 this city presided. Several speakers gave their opinions ns to how the situation might be bettered IL was voted to co operate with the state board of educa. ton in its campaign to Induce girl higi school graduates, to enter normal school. . to prepare for the profession of teaching T Under the direction of Miss Marion RaS