Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-07

prayer for public school children Holidays and bad weather have done much to delay outdoor work this sea- son.
 Scotland farmers are sending prime native lamb to the Norwich mer- chants.
 A member of the entering class of float the Danbury state normal school is Miss Mary McNamara of Norwich. The school in district No. 10 at Yer non began Tuesday morning with Miss Evelyn Strong of Colchester as teach CT.
 Miss Katherine G. Lambert, manu- facturer of hair goods, will be ready to meet friends and patrons Sept. 10, at 116 Main street.-ady. Connecticut members attended the meeting of the National Bank Cashiers association at Wellesley, Mass, Thurs day.
 As many of the city schools open on Monday next, there will be a big exodus of boarders from country towns today. T. +aL I. alt Some of the weatherwise predict that dog day conditions will continue until the date of the new moon, Sep tember 10.
 Ernest Allison Smith of Norwich has arranged for Dr. E. c. Chipman to give a temperance lecture in Mantle Monday evening.
 Passersby never fail to admire the white clematis in the Central Baptist church grounds, which this year is more beautiful than ever. Norwich alumnae are receiving mo- tification of the celebration of the 75th anniversary of the founding of Mount Holyoke college. October and g.
 Tomorrow and Monday finish a very successful season at Mabrey's l Ocean beach hotel. Mrs. Mabrey ex- 1 poets to return to Norwich Tuesday next.
 Free Bible lecture at Buckingham Memorial Sunday at 3 p. m. by J. G. Kuehn. Topic, Better Times Com ing Admission free. No collection adv. % | Natural history students from this Rsection will attend the New England J Federation of Natural History socie- ] ties in Providence during the latter part of the month.
 | Col. John P. Murphy has been in l Waterbury this week to accompany his daughter. Miss MolIie D. Murphy, I who is to teach this year in the Wa terbury high school.
 The contract for St Agnes. home for dependent infants, to which all 4 the Catholics of the state have con 1 tributed. was let this week to Hart ford bidder for sl0s.000. 5 ! Relatives and friends of Mrs. Will | fam O'Neil attended, a months mind requiem high mass for the repose of her soul, offered in St. Patrick's s church Friday by Rev Hugh Treanor. Although some grumblers complain l that it has done nothing but rain all I summer, ponds in nearby manufacture ing towns are so low that in some cases the mills have to depend on | steam.
 At the Central Baptist church, Sun day morning, Rev. F. o. Cunningham I will speak. In the evening Rev. P. O. I Wright will speak on the life and work of Gen. William Booth. adv. ! September 13, the Jewish New Year the local Jewish residents will have services all day. There will also be a service in the evening of the previous day. On September 21, the Day o1 At0nnrnant fHorn x1riv1 1o ca,ryaao, ,1e- The Pomological society's expert, H
 J. Wilder, who is to make a soil sur
 vey for the benefit of Connecticut or
 chardists, has left Waterbury and is l now working under the auspices of the
 agricultural experiment station at New
 Haven. as
 | Miss Nellie Hewitt of Norwich, fol J four years a valued teacher in ths ' Federal Hill school Bristol, is to spent
 q few days with Miss Florence E. Aus. tin in Bristol She will leave in time .i to start teaching in the schools ot
 Orange, N. J.
 Charity workers are receiving invi.
 tations to the twenty ninth annua
 meeting of the board of management
 and the committee of visitors of thu
 Holland county temporary home, a T the county home, Vernon Center, Oc. 1 tober 2.
 Referring to a visit to the Norwich
 almshouse by the Y's. the White Rib bon Banner says: This is work tha 'l seems especially adapted to youn, people. We hope other Y,s, as wei l as WIS, will profit by the example Q
 these youthful workers.
 i A local man just home from a tril
 abroad declares the most foreign cit,
 he has visited is Norwich, Conn.
 claiming that more strange tongue
 are now heard and more strange peo pie seen in the streets here than il
 some cities ten times it's size.
 Low Pacific Coast Colonist Rates vi.
 Nickel Plate Road to points in Cali
 Iornla, Washington, Oregon and othe : states in far west, daily Sept. "A t, Oct g. For particulars write L. F ! Burgess, N.E.P.A., 312 Old South Bldg 4 Boston, Mass.-adv.
 Two trials for auto fatalities ar
 pending in Connecticut, that of Georg
 M. Landers for causing the death a V,
 IS, and A. s. Brainard of Stony Creel whose motortruck fatally injured Mr.
 Edna Stevens in Clinton. July II.
 Members of the Mohegan Indian res
 ervatlon who met A. F. White (
 Quebec, when he was here for in , fair. were most favorably impresse
 by this full blooded Iroquois. M
 White had to learn the English Ian
 guage after he was twelve years oI, = put speaks 1t like any cultured gentle man.
 former night editor of The Bu
 letin, L. R. Southworth, now marir
 reporter of the New York World, wi
 has been spending a month at h summer home in South Woodstoc ? has been astonishing the natives [
 some amazing farming with dynamit