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Gt 18 Th C 'ttees erican customs. habits. ideas. and‘ . 1 Win Shop wmm‘ - re. A‘ Are “ 3‘ Ohio "°' Years—150 Friends at Party
_.. Wayward 1r —-— 082 on ommi hm“... hm, do“ “um“ J , _ . .. ._ - g , . also was given . surprise my a..- _
. ‘ [ 1 their parents. and their parent-don't . ' . . . - . i: , urday evening in honor of tho anni- A double celebration was held and M. “(in ,
'_ (Continued from Page One.) unfit-”ego do so. kept applyingto adustnnd them. awn inevitably mot htezlertiigjsg; denim]- an: Sunday nlsht “ Red Ken's hall m “a“ of ”9- ~ my
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for aid. Afterawkile. the ‘1 ° 0 PN- . w I I “,7 5;”: .. ..
.5 to sing for the “Wilbuc‘” “10’“"3; um m" d t u tests. the father lantern and insists 5’ “mama“ 8“ wumnnon Hr. “6 and lh-n cap.‘ I ‘ “W" *2
sex, “cm at ‘i‘hy sweet \oice." state came to the died on till ‘ that the (“tumor “v. u did u“ . . . _ Mrs. Samuel iovy of 11 Elizabeth} haie ”u f," .o Ammo. .
- oril fn‘m "Samson ““1 Delilah. should _b° 31”“de u :52” "$6 girls he knewinthe old counts-5T1” tu- Jeanette Steinberg. daughter street. celebrated their twentyqim. no. ”when... "ex-u y
was the first number given. the ‘0' PflW“ institutions " '3 ”u daught" 1. .uperior' declares a” of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Steinberg wedding anniversary with an im- time p. ““5 ““5 “we"
E whom audience remaining motion. not pay for their own upke‘ethbgt won't lite that way. and m out. of Cedar “ml entertained a num- mcnse parts. and at the same time “hm $2.1“ .. 5;... 5.1 that
g ’ less. and breathleealy spellbound. {Zr fi“?ucr‘:'$“‘:£: “:2: result, “She 8000 out on her 'own‘to make _ - her of friends at her home Saturday. announcai the engagement of their “We 5;“ “u; t-t mm. ..
V "' m" mun“. "we“ to m" a 115—3 g'sioso 0:0 was. ut upon the. her own way in the world. falls'in m honor °t h” m “"3“!” “"‘ ”'1' Me" ‘° 3°“ mm” 0‘ mentor. ar‘ . '1: ”9"“?-
{I haunting beeuLv of lb. dwfi Lo "1; a rim for file 50 years with bed company. gets intoytronble. , "I'll?- Music and games were fol. Bfld‘fipbm “may; 1 P17. .. ,” mp.“
?" voice. The deafening lpplutlo n! n . lands in court and finally comes to ~- ""4 by “new!“ A hundred and fifty pcopl. were on.) '0. .. _‘ f g H 3:1},
which followed the finish of Mad. of ngproDragonsrélgadtol:ybézzflims the Long Lane Farm. Practically a _ as e e present from Norwaik and all the We h....“{..;l" ,p tit-Mes
u” “'“k’"“’d" ”n" ”N M" m 3151- 3:23. In. 19"] the Farm be. all the girls we'hnve. come to us in by— 1“” '1” hues," '2‘er done surrounding towns. a five pieee Mei. ‘ "1‘,” rum {in
men ‘ ' " wor men it . , «u .
the a‘recuiion. of the ‘1; re. came . mm ”sumac“ which it has the came manner. Of course. than . f’ at o :w ow Beet orchestra from Bridgeport played ”a“... v. '5..p¢x:d:1o.
writ. Mrs “shoeld m 0‘ “a“ renamed" -. are exceptionajvwhere the child , o In eriaieou acdetox-ii:u conservative lor dancing. which weeroliewed by he a. .-,._ ma.
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- V r k in was for Mr Pcflorm- °°"°°"""‘ the L”: u“ ”m' a" n ' th t v.7 in re number of lit trio Shop. :3 Washington SL—Adv ville acts. Patrolman a n... bn‘e 0" ‘ “We ’
' ." .MT ‘ d Juliet" .3 the speaker paused for a moment. to 9‘0 ‘3 e. .3- ‘ f 8 ' _ . . Jon M . an ”51'
“m ‘“ “’"‘°” ‘“ dwell on the Connecticut State Farm "ii 816'" between the uses 0 and, ,“ "n 3‘“ ‘ special “a" “49* .-~: .
Meempohtan opera House last for “.0an at \‘iantic and the piti- 11, who were neglected for so long cuhér. and Mrs. James Florence of which received much applause. J05...“ V .
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~rflght. “ . . - . able conditions now existing there. that thti got into bad mischief. and affectzntcvrtalned remit-Hadron: *fienty t‘o telegrams were re- Crew, 13. . , ' .
Miss Rln.‘ Fells “‘5 "’9 accent 3 "This ("m was created by an am had to be sent to us. Brook yn. . . 3.. over the week end. mixed by the happy couple. thee. my”. on; , * V
punk“ ‘-\‘-' "10 “fi'wn-mA Hm}.- legislature in 1917.. she explain- "Lots of the gifls who reach the I)“ h 1 Do .ini. .r B _ coming from Brooklyn. New tork. and “.1 .K ,
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3:5 5;:rivr“1l‘hro:gh the argue” ed. ”When only the small upproprin- lions Lone Fazneenefig :udnig‘bt. the week end ‘um 3" imam: fizigihdk’glmfpg‘n. Wisconsing and -lvr.» l. :, . ‘ ‘
p‘\:..:;‘; u 'pg‘no company tion of 350.000 was asked to com- 3:38. nor ‘ M 'd E- k hi. in NCV York c“, “ _ Po Mrs gr. Ear”
of th. “:mk: ! m. afternoon-was men“ “uh. The idea, of course. in lo cloth. any out noww t . . . . r. and Mrs. LA:\7 received . ”tithe. 3 . , ..
,yTh‘Sa$p;;, f r,: Ford Penniman. was started on far too small a basis. 5012;:3rfigg forks 91'0- 01‘ e\ (‘1‘ .W i ll Schich 0‘ Lexington avenue airlift-0°! baud-"11’3“?” 01‘1”“.- ltebem n. i-r:.. : 1‘
*" ‘ ”f“ " _ with the ag-sull that the institution .. ' s'pent m. week end with ”have: . . ‘ m e "U“ 3' “"39 and in - A ‘
rotten-x5113}: rgszrs‘m‘f‘ lizard ,ms 31“” “new, for lack of mom. .is {or a bath, iew of them had m Bfldflpon. nime ironed cake graced the table .\-irs. ii ,~ '
tarmac... u tel; 0 rd women The““ the present “me‘ it he...“ so any idea that it das something to - . . in honor of the occasion. .iirs. G v. .
b) the .Fm‘no game. was headed women “m :0 babies. and ’5 at ‘“ “VII-Sh in. ‘ ' h l 1 John Taylor of Lowe street has 1(in the midst of the fm‘vmu‘ ”r" scur’zl' _\-. " ' "
:‘E‘fhshnrn‘kftg‘ "n" who w“ um" so m“. that only (or flu“. Many of them ate girls w o e t numhuw ‘ new Overland taming on Mrs. Levy said that they were iaml). 3.x... ;.
r} Mrs J. . trr days during the PM! year. were there school on the dryer-t oir fourteenth . 3 ad to announce the engagement of and Mrs. l --.: r .\~
amszei l|}'“~\h'3- “£112 130%? am. “can...” when mo", women birthday another: went aworlt. As w . . , {their 5011 Alex. to Miss Rona Shapiro Snappr. r. .
Mrs .\l\:n dams-on . . rs. . - ‘ \- , , ‘ l or soon as we get them we put them of Bridgeport- The wedding will Nod ,-'\.
_‘ .. ‘ . . .‘d "5‘ might be admitted. . on. a, gr -—Radio and Victrolan .0” on. - . ruin... _ .1 y 'r.. g .
ward \“i‘v‘1‘\31,31°b,:1.‘l\ Mamie“ } woman can only be admitted to the back into school ““21”": air; bi: easy “m Dodnsly.—Adv. take place sometime in the near fu- ward rm. ya... .. .
Mrs. . i.. ..-u ...« - ... ~ - ,{arln as another is discharged and possible. to foster the! can a . ‘ . turc. Lei-3, LI; n v, . . _ ,
Heath. ‘ 3cm" out of study in their minds. 0”“. Hum of and,“ an.“ Nuns Mr. Lew is well known Alex Len. .w .:a we 1...,
lh‘Y'P‘f‘m. “mm“ff‘t . ., “Connecticut is one of the fore- . “1'! GO Alt-y. motored go Stamford gum“): gamund 10"“ and 18 It pmnt em- ‘ Sher-mt. :. ._ - ._ .. ~' '
The rox‘péimt :Emifim‘l‘ic of: I most “"95 m the omnm“: of n- 'One can hardly blame many of . . . ‘ Nosed as a bookkeeper for the Ja- burg, 1) r. .- . w :_ if."
headtd l.\ .l->. Htuer‘d‘ °<\‘=‘<”‘§ (memos. m the upkeep 0‘ them? them for going astray.» They have Joseph Shaky of Lexington lvNico-be Shoe shop._ His many friends “on _; .~ our.”
.9. ascend bi Alix hobeJ . u '! fort-most i nthe upkeep. of thvm? absolutely no background to (all line ‘1. a visitor in Bridgeport Sa'-jW3-‘h9d him luck. A}... t-.. . , ~. _ .. el.
:ng-s. )lze. ”writ.“ ‘ Anson.“ M“‘,‘.\( the present time. the State Farm back upon when temptation mils um“. 6 In speaking of their twenty-five GOX’durL u: r _ I bee
David. .i. c)e:rm:~_x.\ Miss J 02th. commune h” a petition before me them. Take yourlelf for instance. . ‘ e o 0 !years of married life. Mr. Levy said: sag c... ‘ ~
““3“”? “‘“.‘.‘.h‘. .121.“ .“ue: bal‘l‘iroprihtions committee of the state “he“ temptation “m” ‘1’ W .. ' _ . ' _ ‘ _ ‘ . . a ur. and Mrs. Ralph Ruta oil “enu'n” 7“" m- in a“ “4 4°91 - '
\sfan. .lrs. 3.. ‘im:‘.. .krs: . . i.— ‘Cgislmmx ”was for enough money you. something in you. something My». ¢ we; > fimrwrf-Q‘i ~. \ a 33" _ Sound View Mm“. pamnamed ”I‘lcouniry. 'l'olba and l were married name;
:1” mi. 3“: 1‘ bk k “‘m and in prondc two or three new cottages "fungi? ”11;!" ‘b’O‘IITlelf. turnodgmegza: ~' a? " ‘ " ‘ ‘g l ' ‘ . saves from Sew Jerscv over the .
- rs. Lilii‘. r. \rtt5“- , , ‘ .- , . 5: . [—1 at s g, ' .
Mm. Ahmfidq J. Rummht l ‘0 mmmmo‘x; 2:310:10” “0mm wmefimns_perham‘ gift “on your Left to right. has now: Ounce Collins and Rosie Won. neck “‘4‘ "10- . . . sBouton street _entertained relative.x us cl‘U'r}. 3—... “mm
cxir‘xim of. mo 33:21.31}.- Refugit. “Hen, arr-1m. ”36). M; asking for angestom. Such helmitriyou 2:": low: )largaret Fish. Esther mull. Marion Riordan. and ladle Danton. Mr. and “a. .John Sham. hum lfrom nonfat-o'er? tile week end. . lemma 2.: 12-... in... ‘_ :. .\:.-t.
<‘ ontths 35:“ .30 . ant. ? . - W I c ‘
loo linle. One of lilo represenla- 0“ Pro‘ 9 3°“ street. spent the week on! 'ith el- on Batu-loud 1.3-...
ChairmJ': o: 2:: try cnmmiilel‘. me; lo “no“. 1 “m “an8 53m. ground. uost of these girls have no Bright spots in the libraries and and girls like. Along with the pure- alivcs in Xew York my. ‘ “ ' EKMr. and hire. David Espoaiio of; _ , .
”it‘d“; -_ .. ‘ ~ ‘ "They should ask for lhl‘t‘c times such stronghold Within them. And stores around the at! m the sly Ir flCUODIIJiICtIlm are also run cer- . . . da"::‘hnt"‘;'r:: g;‘"‘én°d “MM (‘aptam Eng- lelfnc-LC o‘
‘ rowing» .lon .._ \\3_\'\Vflrd prism“. to.— mmcmm appropriann .0 so they fail. spring postersunsde by the morn- ;aln educanonal ounce. productio‘gs -Le:ge Pea- Coal. Harris & .weck-end W 0"" “’9'? Waylon ale-M. a. . ',~. ftu‘
.5 s eumxt \i'llifb should be of the house 150 more women. gnd ,0 9." Dr. l‘cnnlman then went on to bers of the horwaik Girl Scout rent the ray atu as. which n - (3.”..Ad', l ' . . . .\".ait.
rarest :0 cur) woman prt‘tt'nt. forlmo munuuon on a ”It raped"); 54,. H,“ mm o: "I“. ‘m. "a wgy council for the Better Films alm- turcs ably combine a comedy with a . . . l 3" and )1 M h 6 g . ' _
it touc..es yo»: 3.: vours. Your home. has“; below normal physically. and that it chi-1°3- “”0“- .loaeph Marone of New Hes-en was! ‘ 14’“. fl '1 "t 9' ‘M Jr- . The" “1L1 if :2 ’hCI? rein-ml
and my home. 33-: as surelx as it; o-l‘ractically all the buildings at was an almoet unknown thing to ~ They "1.1 to “133:.“ t: 80:: "The floaters :ere izisdei in dinoiu- a businem “mo, m Springs-00d "9"?mm Bad‘éomn entemtnends. me Bums, r: ”My
touches the neglected, diswputable: h ‘1 e arm r. us: remodelled lind one who had “-1,: m to ‘ .‘orwaik brary. e of. e e pa er- nn cutout otter atyo. terda _ .A last . ‘ . , k _“':.‘.-‘_‘
of ignonn: {30.1393 {mm which magi: 9 ‘ l! f a J d o! m . l the mm. with and in the East Norwalk “Wu anOfliQd by Patten Bard 0‘ N01" y w \ . . . 5“ ‘ OCAOC . . _ " a .“m
. . '_ _..irm buildings. some of them with on. st. n) o in d in h d ' f 1: hours walk h if d I in h bil o o . Mr and Mrs. John Ca u 0‘ begiien to the . .erpromn.
0. the “‘nlfil‘ard pt-l'fs 6037!“: 50 the mflers shoning. cu‘n as the)" "6'0 or three front ““5 mi‘ng. on also “'3' . “in o :in ti “ d . "In,“ an ‘ V t ° c ' Kr. and Mrs. Benjimi-i Kelley ofgyon ".01,“ street entertain; 2? d 'for full anti-learn t. ; bea...
stated Dr. unu‘mc do i‘ord Farah, did U; the “me they housed .21.: Some have it) hA\8 all pulled out. the in South n: “my?“ I . il- “refit: oxb tiona In ‘ 9' Y°rk.?“b' Chestnut street had as lht‘lt’ week ‘from Georgetown ore th r en .5 s - -
Irish. in :3 milk on ‘ institutional ' cows. Just one. I believe. that in whole set being in a state of dour. d°¥h°‘ Ole "I”: n 3‘" '1'“! c; to??? ‘2 the ‘9'“ Am- end guuta Mr. and. Mrs. “'llilnnt lend." :- e week! Supt. Jami-o: ‘:_e Bap“
" Mk for Women? which the hospital is located, is 3. inc institution boasts a resident ‘ DOM" are ° ‘ "'u'. can r ‘ ere ‘ M‘ article Richards and daughter Shirley of o e e ‘da- r. ' r r -' -
-- - - ~~ . - ~ . special matinees given at the differ- telling how to make other cutout de- ~ l 3 ”Ch ‘0 ~3’ ‘3 4 8 M36111
Just .0 too you an instance. . new building. {nurse who is present and billy all how Haven. . l Dotid G r P ‘lng of u" Sure-1‘ c...” .
NMH." "Kr-“3.? the per ctr-.2. of the, ..‘, a 5-5“. farm of 1)“; order ‘mu time' a, dentist who comes two “n afimmm” "mm ‘3” “fat—4N. tithe a” book plates. . . . 1“,!“ . “‘13:“ anagram street. for Fr'dar (. 1...; . " ‘ ‘ '
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,ir.s a. .h. in“... ..rr .teble mind- ~everyihing should be done to makrv'mornrngs a. week: a dental- hy- a?!” and g". :1 tin. city m: m mgg‘; titerkadirrnflézztamg‘ Kr. and Mn. Anthony Ziro of day. epon cr ;
rf! .Lwr'v 'h" “f. are zoned “Hm" w°m°n ‘5 ”mun-"b" ‘3 ros- 'K‘mk“ ‘1” com” 0"“ a." ‘ the earpiece of the Better films as- “re. Preston Bernard’s tron mpp street entertained '1flmd’ ' ' ‘ zEl Ar \"
Ext-'11 086k 3531111310 lhc world 13°»alhle. And the} should be given, week; an} a doctor from Hartford. | tion of No lk. hilt-ion Rio . erCook Razz: rorn Bfldxemrt over u. we“; end Mr. and Ira. John Loris of ch- Opers - 8 ed
chic:- par: of Ln": sirlS. 9-5 then: separate rooms. each containing its wno atit‘nlis th - afternoons a ' ' ° ‘ '
. .- , ‘ u g a m H ht - ,mg’ton avenue entertained -
.‘3 'no more .0. flier: at the Mane-g own bed. chair. dresser and per. i week. The girls “ or m be ‘ poor ‘rfitmmmmsdmht: “flirting. Bsganonagaurgagotmumum: an Lillian Mchols of Third mom Brianne" over a“ “ailment In Port Ch
held Peerlcmzniei Institution. to; X1393 iable.’- Alot a; u;- as health is concerned. nity ”,1“ .. I.” m H." w I“ I! u ' B "a; Dirnond E 1: street are"! yesterday in Stamford. e o . GREEX‘VICPE .‘Zarclz. :4...
become a menace in society, to; The doctor then returned to he! and 5111113.: though it may seem. r the hotter Finns aesociaiionnemucb scout he; signed her on. M" . ‘ ’ ‘ ' . John Honey of cm: we“ w“ a "it 9?"? SUV-U i Lt: : .
3‘0!" ”Visor-view: daughters. anduiiscumon or the Long Lane Farm. snot. number of them are suffering u ”film. "5 “mm... “m." m. “r; ~Radlo ”“1" 3‘ D°““°""" ”Wm Vi-‘Hor in Bfldleport. ' “ “15..an i: TIT... ‘
'3‘ Lh'ms‘u‘“ and told how, it: the beginning. llit-E .rom heart trouble in one form °’.boys' and girls' matinoes. Norwalk boys and (“'13 are ado _ . ° ‘ ' . . . . . .‘f’d LOU“ 0'5: K ‘t- E811 '
. I‘m-F‘r‘mxf“: “finzmgm‘ed l:e.— h' ‘m‘d’fi‘m'e 5‘“: ”um" 1°” 1hr another. | The "King of “'ild Borneo." vised to watch for these Say Doet~ Joseph Trm‘m "f “Shmm‘ avenue-E “‘0’?“ Hemfldl 01' Sound Vie" ”f?“ art“... “~19”.qu
-:rest.n.; 13:5 by slung a resume of . board of each girl per week was! 1 n... institution hug oi course. to "Yorktown" and the "Peter Pan" era .0 that they can tell Just what Was a recent rieitor ln Siamford. menu... has returned from a ““XiLSE’ 71:“??? ‘7‘ '1: ‘1 '- l
re luster} .01 in: Lonstune Farrn - only 34. On this pitiful amount. the: exercise ‘regt (are where social dis- tilt-us already profit! to the young DH". will be presented at the o o a iend wait in Bridgeport, ”gene Hoe. :. xx... .. was re.
"TTGR'S’ sinned l: audacious-n. institution was expected to feed cases are ccnceriled. Out of the 208 POOP" that this "Rare mun. mun... “a what . lino time a". Q M" and Mm- 30"“ ”39"“? 0f. e e e ‘ 8:0“, -..— ,.,. D",
Alene): mos: twill? may not heirlolhe. launder clothes for. “a gins now u the Long Lane Farm. knows the .0" of illms that boys may h.“ if they attend. - .ouhd View terrace have mart-d to; Mr. and Mrs. Geom W. Coffin;1h v ~ aged 1...”.- HG
aware c. ‘23:: 'hrf. this home is : educate. a girl. in 1919. the amount :4 0: them ".3 now taking daily Lexington avenue; ‘ for Belden avenue ,apent Sunday With; 6:“:Ef (”Tu . . ., outfit.
Enl‘e." 0‘“ “smm‘m’.” 5’18 began. I “‘58 finally raised lo 86-50. which treatment! for some social disease. ‘ a , "“‘Pm’é ln Noroton. the... -~ 24' i - f-K—p-
“:5 1.. was \‘Amnlz-fl‘: 330:0 than 1 was F7121 {Br insufficient to the 1-93. Tho y are lit!!! m 1.0“!“ guano". W .I. F. “ERGO” of Bri..xeport. Gt orge Mala: of ixotlinn street . . . . Ewes—f: r” {I 1. ‘. :—.“h- 2 .
‘- ‘3 3“?! 8:0. Lp until 1921. it needs. This lack of money, 015 This ingumuon m "M H. 1". do Bower of New York city. ”‘55,“. ”1" “Wk (“d “‘llh I" “1'3““; Thomas May. of d Belden Plecellé;..,.‘”:‘j;5; i," ‘ g 2‘
m ‘ prim-e mmtmma- and ‘3 “mmo “3““: m“ either "1° 3"" ; classes. and even the first sfldo 0' The land's daughters of the . . . in .\ew \ork an" in“ acc'PRd l podtion in the Sor-IerwmiuJ‘r-l '3 ~"V
larch. derided more or leg on pfl- or the institution had to anier.‘ high school. Next year. they hope 's' k Ba h b will. )lra. Joseph “'hitney of New 3‘. s e e ;“Liik Greenhouses. div “pr L',’:.‘_‘ '
‘eie oomribxuzone .‘c: 113 upkeep. pointed out w: speaker. and. 0? to metal: a commercial section. 5““ ' °""’ 9°“ c u" no will be the guest of the Psir- wezflzflv‘bmafk" 0: 30““: 2"”! ° ° 0 “Miami".-.- r..- . ~..
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ever. the 51.239 had teen commuting
girls to the long lane Farm. and
raving nah-i them at thati
place.
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For a long time prior to 19:1. hon“,
s-—
. _ A State Institution. :
'Lpon 2.“.35 'r-card' money and the'
small dOtaflahs “'hit‘h were sent in
t).- Farm tried in exist. but helm:
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or Call 92 or 93
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For education of children!
For paying off a lortgagel
Do You Know How $1.00 to
$2.50 Per Week Will Do This?
Savings Plus
Insurance Club
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South Norwalk Savings Bank
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course, the institullon and its equip-
men: was the loser.
"Today, we receive Sid to 816 per
week for the board of each girl."
continued Miss Penhiman. “and al-
though this seems to some. a. great
deal of money, it is none too much.
if we are to show any results at all.
The Girls.
"Ibo girls when] we handle are:
between the ages of S and 16 years
of age. This is the only correc-
,lionai institution in the stain which
receives girls under 16 years of age.
We get all classes all crecds. all
colors. all nationalities. Yet we all
”\0 together in peace and harmony.
unlike the motions of Europe. I
might dd. I think perhaps the
reason for this. is that the girls all
or sickness!
employment!
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' :0 who have altoady Ila-ed (ll-1’
One Trouble.
"Om: of our greatest troubles is
the feeble minded girl." aid the
speaker. "Nearlggftwentymve per
cent. of our charges are 'feeble
minded. ~Theoe should of oonrso.
N at the Mansfield‘instituuon but
tin}- cannot -now be entered their.
du-- to the fact that there is already
a walling list of 400. All we can do
is to hold these girls until they are
:1 years of‘age. hoping by that
time that there will be.room ior
them at Mansfield where they can
be broocrl)‘ taken care of for the
rest of their lives. If, howevor,
when “it! do reach that age. there
is no icon for them, the only thing
we cm. do is to turn them back into
the world min. to become a. mono
ace to society. to your own sons
alvd daughters. and a. menace to
Hit EL'QM‘QB. .
"this is a terrible indictment of
Connecticut institutions. but then
Connctlcut is no worse than any
other state. Feebio minded girte
and boy:- are constantly being turned
back upon aocieu when they be-
come of age. lint Connecticut oer.
other state. either!“
Min Pcnniman disco-ed in detail
the life at Long me Farm. pointing
out that it was not a. penal in:t.tn~
lion. that it was run on the honor
system. that there were no locked
doors or barred windows and that
the girls planned and ran their own
government.
"One of not tested growing and
most popular organ-ties. h the
Girl Scout." she explained. “AM
we have dxty girls who erogndriu
to pass their tendedodt tens. old
"Hikes. meetings parties. danc-
and picnics and an thins may 8
interest to giris'are planned
Long lane hunt tom
is to take their minds 0!
to sotidify it to the M
the idea of clean. bout!!!
meet at the home of Mrs. Pitaer.
Mr. and lire. Blyron A. Cromley
of 149 South Main street. announce
tho birth of a daughter. Wednta-
day. 31ml: 18th. Ni". Cromiey was
formerly Miss Lillie X. Richards of
this city.
Choir rehearsal will be h‘eld to.
night at 8 o'clock at the Swedish
Congregational church.
0 O I
The Y-i clai- and the Standard
Bearers of the Norwalk M. E.
church will hold a basketball game
tonight.
0
A business meeting will follow
the regular rehearsal of the Peo-
ple's Chorus to be held in the Nor-
walk High school tonight at 8
o'clock.
O O I
The postponed address on St. Pat-
rick .Apostie of Ireland will be given
this afternoon at 4 o'clock. at Trin-
ity church. All are invited.
O O 0
Among the recent guests at the
Royal James Inn were the follow—
fiald County League of \Vomen vot—
3“ “ram...“ .mue' rows)“ .1 era .1 their meeting to be held in
1:“ o'clock. Bridgeport. Thursday. March :6. it
. . . -isri:!o-p: [humane wills-wafew
., wo reg-a to her impressions
”mgo'mn?‘ '0; F932 of the Washington conference on
'BMW‘; haul the ”Cause and Cure of War." lira.
5' ° . . . Whitney is president of the New
Haven League of “'omen voters.
and was sent as a delegate to the
Washington conference by the Con-
necticut League of Women Voters.
All members are invited to bring
their friends. lira. lamuel c. Shin.
county chairman. will preside.
I 0 0
Members of the American Legion
Auxiliary bowling will .meet
for practice taught at 8 o'clock in
Odd Pcllows’ hall in South Jdain
street. -
O O O
The board of diet-one of the South
Norwalk Baptiatchhrch will-“
tonight at 7:“ o'clock. At 8 o’clock
the advisory boardwili meet.
Douala-e Fowler Women's Relief
corps. So. 15. will hold a rummage
sale Hare): 26 and :7. next to
ifead'a drug store. ammeneing each
day at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
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yesterday.
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-Best Coal. Harris & Gena. —Adv
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Joseph (3me of Benton street
was a visitor in Stamford yesterday.
Harold Cash of Oak street has
returned from a visit with relatives
in New York dty.
I O 0
Jooepb Casino of Lexington are-
nue went to Bridgeport on busine.
yesterday.
0
James Clerk of Naples street was
a recent visitor In Port Chester.
C O 0
Ir. and Mn. Frank “'arransky or
Osborne avenue spent the work end
with relatives in New York city.
0 O a
1n. filo City Valet is a central
3’ boiled establishment where
cleaning. dyelna and tailoring work
for ladi- and gentlemen is well
taken care of. e? North Main St.
Phone ‘03. Mv.
O O I
Mr. and flu. Matthew Galho. Sr
of Fort Point street entertained
their son from Long island City over
the week end.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Burnt-a of
Ely avenue entertained relatives
from Xew York city over the week
end.
‘ O O
Raiph Caruso of Cliff street went
to Stamford yesterday.
I O .
nichael Olean and son. Steve. of
Flax Bill road. were recent visitors
Clarence J. Corey. of 8 Bylngton}
Place. is held up in bed with a!
sprained ankle. ‘
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The Ladlt-a' Aid of the Methodist
church will meet tomorrow after-
noon at 1 o'clock to sew. There
will be rgular businea meeting a:
3 o'clock.
O O 0
Mr. and an. George W. Raymood'
of Raymond street have been tour-i
ing the South for several weekav
There next stop will be Havana.
Cuba. When they return they will
tum Mr. and Hrs. Richard Hamel;
:of Stuart. l-‘lordia. Before coming
i back to Rowanon they will gap at
Jacksomllio. Sarasota. St. Pele"-
burg. Tampa. and other cities on.
bath the east and west coasts of:
i-‘lordia and also Richmond Airguns"
and Washington. D. C.
O 0 "C
Three new members were enrolled;
. in the Foreign Missionary Society of
the M. E. church at yesterdays.
met-ting held at the panonage. The?
new members are Miss Mary Wilson;
Mrs John Flint. and hire. Oliver
Clark. .
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The Ladies Aid SOciety of the Bap
weeks ago.
A. J. COLLINS CO.
70 North Main Street
South Norwalk
Phone 747
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Joseph Fieldman of Stamford was
4. Mt busine- visitor in Spring-
wood.
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