Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-03
PROF; JARVIS TO SCHOOL CHILDREN
Stes College Instructor Coming Tell What They Can Dc For the City Beautiful-Wi Speak Wednesday at the Academy, St. Patricks and Broadway Schoos-CIeanup Week Postponed Till June 12

Two strides forward in the meve- ment fer the City Beautiful were made on Saturday, the first providing fer addresses to be made to several of the schools on Wednesday by Prof. Charles M. Jarvis of Sterrs, and the second fer the postponement of the beginning of Cleanup week till Thurs day; June 12, when 1t will be pushed to a successful issue in a vigorous feuf day campaign,
 Committee on Schools Meet,
 The ub-eemmittee on seheels ap- pointed by the City Beautiful promo ters held its second meeting Saturday morning at the home of the chairman, Mrs. William B, Birge of Huntington place. Of the original committee there were present Mrs. Blrge, Mrs, Edsen F. Gallaudet the secretary, and Miss Ella A, Tanning. Mrs, Birge has add eG to her committee number of nest efficient workers, Mrs, Frank A. Roath, Mrs. William A. Norton, Mrs W, Tyler Olcott, Mrs. James L. Case, Mrs. Charming M Huntington and Mrs, H. M. Pollock. Of these there were pres ent Saturday Mrs. Roath, Mrs. Nor ton, Mrs. Case and Mrs. Huntington.
 Arrangements have been made by the committee to secure Prof. Charles M. Jarvis of the state agricultural col lege, at Storrs. who Is to be in Nor wich Wednesday evening to fill an- ether engagement, to begin the work of addressing the schools on the City Beautiful movement in general and how it may be aided by school pupils. In addition to being a member of the faculty, Professor Jarvis is 8 trustee os the state college, a speaker and in- structor of wide experience, and it is great advantage for Norwich to have him start the work among the school children.
 First at the Academy.
 Professor Jarvis will arrive in town on the 1152 train from Willlmantic, and will be met at the station by tho public spirited and hospitable owner Of Oldelms, L. O, Smith, by whom he will be taken at once to the Free Academy, where Principal H. A. Tir- rell has arranged for him to address the assembled classes before the close of the session. He will be the guest of MT. and Mrs. Smith at lunch at Cldelms and will then be taken to St. Patriclk's school, where Rev Hugh Treanor will have the pupils in the assembly room to hear his address, at the close of which MT. Smith will ac- company him to Broadway school, where Supt. William F. Tilson will re- ceive him.
 Professor Jarvis will be the guest over Wednesday night of Supt. and Mrs. H. M Pollock
 Later Dates for Other Talks.
 The visits to the other schools of the town will be made by different members of the committee on schools, at dates to be announced
 Mrs. Frank A. Roath, who will visit two of the Central district schools in company with Mrs. James L. Case, is to tell the children briefly of her ob- servations during her recent world tour escepially of the exquisitely neat gardens and grounds of Japan, where the children do such important work in keeping the towns models of order and beauty.
 One member of the school committee IS working on a leafiet inteded for dis tribution among the children later, a