Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-16
P,,u. T. INVITES ATTENTION.

Dean Mr.. Editor: Ny last epignn
to the Sisters you branded as raoE.h
l have forgiven but not forgotten az
you slball see. for I will endeavor 90
make this enc distinctly anti-racy.
How ,ylad ] was TO read the letter
from owe Of Them for now ! know
that I'm mot alone in thinking that 10
would be so nice II the sisters were
to come out of the kitchen and 10 give
up talking shop" occasionally when
we converse together in the Social
Corner. There are so many other
things also in which we are intere
ested. the discussion Of which would
broaden our minds and help Us 10 laugh
at the petty worries which fret Us In
our daily work and on our return 10
the kitchen ME- work win seem SO
much lighter AND easier.
7 do hope "Qne of Them will thy
to become intert\sted in politics in some
degree and not think they are such
"mangle and turmoil" They should
not be and ! hOpe Il will be a part
of the work Of the suffragettes 10 help
| clear out the adverse influences
which make poliflcs q mangle" If
all women were TO say politics were
such a turmoil and let il 60 az that
| and not even take ,an interest in them.
it wouldn't do theTr any good Just to
/ &c able to vote. Gne must have q
good knowledge Of, the evil against
which ore is flghtinE- If we are try
| ing to abolish the saloons we've got
| 10 know how to gek at the men
| higher up'-the men who are backing
the saloons. Isn't it fine to read Of the
way Miss Kate Barnard braved a pc
| htical ring in two states and changed
| the awful and brutal conditions in the
| Kansas penitentiary? as "'The Man
! Who Talks said last Saturday. He
| who does the most for man is doing
| the most for God"
! religion of the present day was all
! Blue Bells Of Scotland. Yours on
| right. ! agree with you eHSiEely. Peo-
| pie are prone to forget their true mis-
| sion here, while trudging alcng in tho
daily round of work Here's an apt
! paragraph which I was reading tho
other day: There are two surprises
! which await us one day-Oue, Tho
| place Cf honor given TO plain, simple
men and women who put a great spir-
! 1t Of service into humble OpDOrtuni-
ties: the other, The tragic shame Of
| m1ltitudes of feeble, self-centered- re-
spectacle people who buried their tall
ents in dull, complacent routine" ] do
hope you'll read that respectable" and
"cOmpla cent with just the right ex
/ u NnNlblis Il Ou hilOM Oily OIL NNfNN
you'll say it right. anyway!
Are lots Of the Norwich sisters go
ing to help make Norwich veritabla
Rose of New England as was sug-
gested in The Bulletin la.st week? ! ara
going to help all that ! can ] thinA
it's a splendid idea only ! hope a
won't stop at that. but will become n
reality
Please. Little High School Girl. don't
think that we're a lot Of phleg1nati1
women who think Of nothing bud
recipes, for you'd be so mistaken. rrS
sure / know I'd just love 10 hear al
about that school, for my own school g
days are not so very far behind me
and can remember what glorious
fun we had. 1t was a boarding school
and such school walks to Mt Tom 4
some interesting place where We
would build our campfire and cook 0uF
dinner before starting on the six mila
walk back. and such midnight spreads,
which were lots Of fun just because
they were forbidden. and such grand
and awfully exciting basketball games,
with the fun afterward Of getting ac-
quainted with the visiting team" for
we always had luncheon for them
afterwards or q dance in the Gym in
! the evening. OF course, I had a. most
particular Chum and the second we
! the principal let US room together
which was best Of all: and of course
we planned to go 20 Bryn Mawr to-
gether, but at last my chum went withp
out me; but she'd write just reams e.
cry week. so that 7 could share In the
work and fun. expect wen get an
awfully interesting letter from little
c. A. S. soon.
What do you all think If the contem-
plated site for the prospective sana
: forum for T. BIS.
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