Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-07
SUDDEN DEATH.
Marie Lorenz, Wife Of William E. Bra
 dy, Expires in New York.

dy, Expires in New York. Information was received here Thurs i day of the sudden death in New York | of Marie Lorenz, wife of William E. Brady, whose home is in this city. Both MT. and Mrs. Brady have been prom inent in the dramatic profession. It was understood here Thursday that the body of Mrs. Brady would be brought to this city for burial At the time of her death Mrs. Brady was filling a theatrical engagement in New York, while MT. Brady was similarly occu- pied in Chicago. Stephen Brady and Rachel Brady. brother and sister of MT. Brady, have gone to New York in connection with the funeral arrange ments. The deceased Woman's home was in Toronto.
 Current Topics.
 One of the members of the town school committee indicated Thursday that recent correspondence might ere ate the impression that all teachers of the town of Putnam were affected by recent salary changes, but that this is not the case.
 The district Sunday school conven- tion to be held at the Congregational church today (FTiday) will bring rep resentatives from many of the church. es in this end of the state. The list of | speakers is a very interesting one There were no changes in the strike situation here Thursday. Everything remained perfectly quiet. Not so many 1 strikers were seen in the business sec | tion as during the first days after the walkout. but the majority of the work 1 CTS that went out are still in the vicin 1 ity and keeping close tabs on the sit | uation.
 Concert of Methodist Sunday School.
 Following is the programme for the 1 concert to be given at the Methodist church Sunday evening, Children's i day:
 1 Scripture reading, L. F. Battey; pray 1 CT, D. B. Gilbert; anthem, choir; rec i itations, Thomas Richmond and Adel- l la Brownlie; song, Ruth Pratt and Es- ther Franklin; recitations. Etta Clark, i Walter Barnes, Dora Diggins; solo, Robert Stanley; recitations, Frank 1 Butts. Evelyn Shaw Ruth Shaw; cho- rus. boys from Mrs. Stanley's class recitation, Ruth Pratt; Rosebuds Nio- | let McAndrews, Etta Clark, Elsie May l Baldwin: recitation, Clara McAndrews: {: i solo Sidney Madison; recitations, Ethel 1 Hughes. Robert Stanley, Walter and l Marion Wilcox, Janette Gilbert; class song: recitation, Grace Brownie; solo, Alice Devins; recitation, Gertrude Brownie; chorus and solos. Florence Gilbert, Helen Devine, Lizzie Barnes ] recitation, Hazel Perry; solo, Sammy l Walsh; essays on early Bible history by the members of Mrs. Marsh's class, Elmer Franklin, Delmar Hazen, Dur ham Hall Earl Hughes, James Luster 1 Clarence Shaw, Stanley Shaw. Sam my Walsh: solo, Florence Darling; es- say. Education, Florence Gilbert; class song; beuediction.
 Going to Europe.
 Rev. ]. N. Garst of the Baptist church in Thompson is to leave there within a few days for q summer trip to Europe He will be away for tWo months. during which time a commit tee of the church has arranged for supplies for the services,
 Academy Sunday at Woodstock.
 Next Sunday in Woodstock will be academy Sunday, this being preceding the annual commencement exercises al the academy in that town, one of the
 oldest institutions of its kind in this i part of the state. Following custom there will be no services on that day in the church at South W0pdA,eck, 1ht