Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-18


 The increase over last year is 127 sz6 the increase over the enumeration rusd- two wears ago. -in the earty fall -ox 1ss-, is 1sS- Dauielson has made the greatest gain during the past gar being credited with an increase s< fs These figures do not include the E<s, Size where there are several hundred additional children. Goodyear 1reAA the second greatest gain With ar increase of Ss, the Center District third with a gain of 2e and the Day rtre Ristrsct fourth with a gain of 26- The decreases were greatest 1If At 1A~zaenr and BaiiouVilie4 this being @Ge. in sonse degree. 1t is said tc the changing about of families from one vistaFs of the town to another.
 Estimating according to the popular nz-is O, one child of school age to each Iy~ of the population. killingly now numbers S@1a souls, .he exact figures m tine basis mentioned being 1875
 Prinsis.i John I. IuslS. of the School s<rees school will be principal of Dan sfsnslz 2 evening school, which Will be xs- it. sessions Monday evening The scnoe. epe-snz T-30 in the School s.r~s: h.:-iinS will be in session on Monday Tuesday and' Wednesday ev- -aiazs of each week. Chester L. Bar rows of the High School faculty will 5s Ar- Lasks assistant
 Fer more reasons than ever before, rAere is hope that there will be the zre.aest interest ever in this year s sessions Of .he night school Attend sa<s there vii open rhe doors of true Aa>rseanisrn 70 all who have ambi- rfoz eno.rh 10 SSsk< this high estate Ts-~ scHSDi is the medium through wa5cE 1i=osc wno cannot speak the language or The country aIac are there b$ barred rr pm pa-ticipation in it's gSzsrs CT q rrue understanding of it's A-xfa ideals uiiF find their way into the rzf H-h, of demor-ary-s ways and in <.-- 1he-ns=tros against the taint of rnf de~i-3etiva radicciism now creat- ing tu-uzo5i rNroUgnout the nation
 And the tight school will serve not ozsiy -tos4 who have come rom other iancs 70 these shores htf as well those -Ac hare had tlss CpporlEaitE, to -rzzEf.- their des5-es for a I-oader and fer zE thoss wis fec iu any measure -he iaadequac. of cheir educational fit ness
 Ti..s wear ,oo will bring into tho vos,nz sopie wisc have lad reach 7d .se:r- -ix-e-lca hi-thduys and whp rRre ne- ug ea tEets- .s.-s3 T''s-7f 7 scl-ooi studies through the eighth grade Al suea who are V--,1'e;l2c nr otherwise sHSa=ess mus attend Inc nssn- school -n ..ce1E-i.tnce VtiH tffe pEoT -Ni1z. c< si@T. is-Fv- -rT give ilp -a-- Wlrl f- u--i-r tltcre~ts and at- tend i.y ~chf- TA@e ir I'd option -E-s tIs s-- = TT1;t-.d1toI-v snfi nose EHc .ie rcs obev ii will be sslbscrt to s,unl-ila,e.s,-
 Rev. 4. 3. Caroert.-. q WiiIinna nt;c. WEI ccsldect h.'.i tF" morning and eV- eaiaG services 2- Inc Baptist church Sunfer- AE iii.- '1c-r-nE service Liy iae ADST7 riic Commonplace win be the siJce- .-,t' iH- r1s evening he ~.E ask thA nsIe<tie-, Is IL RiGhl ta Take a Mans Las. Cent2
 canisIsoH ~ss a1 exceedingly dry fs-<> tni a uA-ic Friday morning. in n. r=-...rF q Ia- fer =ve- .Sras s most ;4S SCI -ce fUr drink Ing fiarsr=es. a~ chGc7I;i1e -s1d.s are in Armenia Meanwhile cAs -i,e-s -ulri,.-,i u.er- y a1- The dry spell fas.c zle Crystal H-ater corrsDauv WAS rs-=.&iHy some repairs 10 the general rrc1 -ra:a That 7comss down through Es.llTiile-
 Her-bers cs the Knights of CoIum- .t-e TO a towns throughout E-asIern -onaec;icut VII come hsre Sunday .t,s<1osr To wtrress the conferring of fi4- -tAt-G degree o' . class Of 40 can t-aStes O. Rose of Lima council Dis .rset DepG.y Edward Aullan Putnam recently appc.ated for this district vii preside for the first time since taking the office and will introduce 1sFs rEe neE and elaborate degree vsrk recently adopted .n ConnectIcut been made for csnferting the degree under tht new ritual in this part of the xszte-
 Henry A McEwen was in Boston Friday on . business IT'D
 Aft~- attending the W C. T L. state -o-veacicr ir Wiliimantic, Mrs. P B- Sioiey continued 10 Northampton for ~1s3r with relat<es-
 Dznielser carpenters have given mo- tler that they will increase their wage scale with the beginning of November from Sc 10 15 cents per hour the new scale being Wffat is received in ma ny roEE- is Connecticut
 Daaieison chapter. O. E. S. held a foo- sale Friday afternoon at the home If Mrs F. O. Huntingdon
 l. F. Young who is i'll al his home