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Personal ‘Mention'
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Feature Arlichz;
Club News
enthuelutic. well attended
choreoterized the lat goth-
thie year 04 the Better Filmi-
lotion of Xorwalk.
email-i speaker of the afternoon
Mrs. Thomas W. Ryley of Won
11. who spoke o "The Value
otlon Pittum." '
weeding thll talk. “a business
I" ting was held. at which time the
of the eecrot'ery, the trees-
end the extension committee
the committee on public rela-
were reed.
ring the reports. it we. noted
the; e. number of new members had
added to the association during
til pest month, making a total to
d" of 215. ~ _
I' was nine noted that the man-
3‘ ‘ of bothdocal theatres are now
working in pertect accord with the
The mem-
'.:le 0! the association are plannlnr
tartan printed endorsements of
that. films. thCb hcy Consider
:no euitnble {or chll‘ren.
. 3‘s. Thomas Ryley. who came
I:
filo
frond West Haxen to speak to thc
So alk women. has had .1 good
(1 of experience along film work
. and therefore should be con
thrln qualified to dis-
oust the subject vhl-‘h she handled
811 is chairman or tro Better Films
co mittee of the State Parent
Teacher's association.
W‘I'hero is hardly
liai lives, which
mo e than, the met
eat-I time." asserted
op ing hel- speech.
' hly need oversight.
they- are so vital {actor
everyday lives. because they
llu
rods oH-rsight
at. the pros-
12:.luy
in.
I! re.
hec‘ullsr
iii cur
int lil-
.i
once us perhaps more. than oxen-wav-
can-1e”, and net-muse we want it:
do the best no can for our child
ran and other people‘s chlldrcn a:
We".
“There is a grant deal of good in
the ‘l‘novies. men In. there is a grout
dear'ot bad. but m- mus: distinguish
between the two. When you stop to
consider that. tile :wc‘rago [lei-Son ,
spends t’rom three to lzi'teen hours
per :week -at the mom-as. it
hard to realize ..ow ll Ch of
iuemco this form of :iiilllSulnenl.
education too, must have
“As to the i‘llildtin.
pertain that we shOUl-J bu extreilicly
careful of all tilms which they “'1'.-
ness. Children are so susceptible to
influence:
To quote 1‘ roicssox‘ “Hide 0! .3 .1“
University. “i; should nout let an)-
thlng touch the senses o! a child
Which we do not desire should be-
:l ll. ii
come a permanent tort of that
child's life.“ "
Mrs. Rylcy then “out. on' to dis
cuss the sensual pictures which an
.Ry ley of West Haven
I‘sTalks yOn Value of MOvies
:T 115 of the Influence of Good and of ‘Bad films
On Little Children and Why We Should Be
Careful of Pictures They See
anything in out .
mltho children could hardly be
is n01;
an ill-i
it, is \cry ”11- l
I them,"
they are so easily lead. heard through
'10811
so prevalent in the movies now_ and.
the' bad effects thin these pictures.
had on young children. She toll
of the little daughter of a friend 0'
hers who, after seeing a certain pic-
ture at the moxiws. decided that she
wanted to become "it woman of sin."
because the lady in tiét- {.li'wlrcs had
so many beautiful tl t :5.
"How many of lines". petting par
ties. where young girls drink and
smoke, because it is. Filial‘l. do you
luppose are the result of suggestive
movies?" she asked. l-‘or «certain it
is. that our children see things in
37 the modes. that they wou‘d probab-
.. industry has risen until
‘tourth in
ly never see in real
“Stop and think.
life;
_l list how many
‘ people and how many kinds of peo-
guage.
"' by the crowds.
the movies every day.
pie the movies can teach, and You
can Judge their influence.
um: pictures speak 2!. universal lan-
Are they popular?‘ Judgl
And these crowd.-
(are easily swayed. That they art
good at heart is plainly seen by the
loud clapping and applause that at.
rlght over wrong in some part of
I. motion picture.
"More than 15.000.000 people go to
14,000 years
in hours the public attends the mov—
iel emh week. The motion picturr-
now it is
importance in industries
0! the United States.”
Mrs. Ryley then continued to tell
“act the stowth oi' the motion picture
If You Have Any News'
Write to The Woman '3 Editor.
ole The Evening Sentinel.
or Call 92 or .93
of habits. ’ ’
The ’mo- .
l
lSll-ll.8€r Lodso i\'o. 361i.
‘ hold thtir semi- monthly meeting in
industry., how. when it we. Itlll
young. it accrued like Ill orphan
without I. home. waiting to be Moot.
ed. It was adopted. but by the
wrong people. who adopted it onl“
because they new in it. a splendid
chance to make money.
"Yet they can make money just
as easily by showing load ”all?“
ae they can by showing bed." Ihe
said. "Clean mOViee will sell Just
as well and better than those which
are not cleen.
“Another thing which I confide:
need. attention is the source from
which the movie comes. Too often
a perfectly good movie to accepted
on the market. when it has come
from a pertectly bad book. if such
there might be. The bad part: are
cut out: ilo far so good. But how
about the people who. to to (bo-
libl‘ary to take out theee bud books
in order to ‘read up on the picture?
"Every picture that is edverlie
ed to any great extent, reeulte in e
legular etampede at the library, to
ige the book from which that movie
is taken. And therein lies the harm.
i do not think that movies which
hzne been taken from questionable
books. should be allowed on the
market. even though the queetlonabie
pal-ts ham been removed from the
littillc itself."
Mrs l: yley discussed the good that
final lon pictures might. do if only
’llux could ho incorporated in the
work of the school room. how hill-
tely and gvograxhy “ould become
a p'cusure instead of a bore. and
pre-
\:liled upon to stay home.
"Tiler-p are two groups of people
[who go to the movies. those who go
iniei'ely to be entertained. and .donl
cure \el‘y much what they see. and
those. “ha :0 because they are do
Isirous ni~ seeing some picture ox
lother." claimed the speaker.
"\Vo must not be narrow, or
course. there are good pictures and
there are bad. What we want to do
is to strike a happy medium.
"But we do l18l~0 to be ceretul.
there is no question about that. If
5w»: lire so fussy about the children
\"llh whom our own children pins
around with. we should be just no
tiissx about the kinds of mmiee the)
all; lid.
“H the public demands clean,
wholesome mm'iee. they will get
raid Mrs. liyley in cloeing
mice of the people can be
the box otnce. end
2"Ll’3li buck u. the producer."
FRATERNALS
“The
Patriotic Urdcr 0‘! Americans.
(Jump .\'0. 3. “ill moot tonight. at 2
l-'l.inn'liri street.
Sons oi St. “'clcotne
will meet
George
tonight at 25 Muin street.
Court Laurel No. 106. Catholic
Daughters 0! America. will hold
their semi-nmnthly meeting tonight
at :31 Wilehltimon street.
l‘ildo of Court Nnrruk Council
\‘0. 801 l-‘orester's of America. will
:5 .‘llitl Stu-.el.
[nous Tribe No. 26. improved
Order of Red Men. will meet to-
night at 35 Washington etreet.
Catholic l'ninn Council Knilhte 01‘
Columbus. No. 46. will meet to-
night at 2:3 West avenue.
(mi Well Lodge No. 108 F. and A.
’waye accompanies the triumph 0! ‘
31.. will. hold their semi-monthly
mt‘k'lll‘lg tonight at 16 South Mein
street.
Frank C“. Godfrey Poet. Ameri-
can Legion. No. 12. will hold its
semi-monthly mi-eting tonight at 70
South, Main street.
Auxiliary Frank C. Godfrey Poet.
No. 12. will meet tonight at 70
South Muir) street.
Parsons Celebrate
Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Persona 0!
10 Yost street celebrated their tenth
wedding anniversarv Sunday eveninl
at their home with e number of.
their friends. Supper wee eel-vet!
and 'aiterward music was enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs, Pureone received I
numbrr of beautiful proeente. Thou
present were. .
Mr .end Mn. Louie Benin.
Mr. and Mrs. Weller Phelen.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Benito
Mr. and Mre.‘Cherlee L. You.
“A Bundle. of Habits”
Chemcter he: been aptly defined an “e. bundle
Mg. and Mrs Frank Per-one.
Fred Colee.
L
vukedtobepmem.
GWEN
”SAVERS
Red Croce Presents Six
With MHonorable Self
viceM
The regular meeting of the ene-
MED
cove committee. W chapter.
m 80‘ Cute. we; held Ilen-
do: evening at Croce heed-
qurtere. Mk Newelk library
building 2r. “were J. mien.
Chairmen“ ed. M helm the
wee (reward.
:33" e :hert addre- to members
at the out Mr. mt. America
lied Croce the loving cor”. who
were one-at. .
at: number- 01 the Corps: Al—
phoneo Convert. president. Charla
30.03.10.807" E. Outerbeeke. [Joule
Cenoveri. tum Kala m Alma
w. Raymond. werehpreeented with
honorable service module. which ere
lubed by Mum! kudquemre for
two hundred home 0! volunteer
work in life uving. extending over
a period or two yeere. lovelel
cmpheeie we: leid on the service to
the community rendered by the
young men of the corps. who are
unttrinx in their «(one to make the
beeches surrounding Norweik eel.
for bothers.
LOCAL BRIEFS
A meetinx of the Women’- Guild
of Trinity church will be held to-
night in the Parish hall. All mom.
here are requested to be present. -
0
-Price of cool reIluced.
& Gene. Phone 73l.-—Adv.
Harrie
A e'ewing ”Lion of the Mini-ter-
lnx Circle of the Kim' Double"
or tile Now-elk Congngellonei
chili-eta Will be bold thin enema:
at the bone orbit: Gears. A. Joe-
ner of From. street. The member.
of thin circle ere properlnk for e
sale and tea. to be held in the nee!
future.
—‘.’5 per cvut off on radio: and
loud spenkers.—Donnelly's.—-Adv.
O 0 O
‘Knlght Btmet A. M. E. church
will hold their regnler weekly clue
meetln gtonight.
o e e
-Fertilizer for Gardens. Altred
'Hrown. Tel. 2893-2.—Adv.
I O 0
St. Mary end St. Joseph Pero-
chlal echoole will cloee Wednesday
afternoon for the annual Eester
\ncation. Public Ichooh of the
city will conclude eeeeione on the
following any.
0 o :0
—Redlo and Vii-trot” eold on
any terme. honour—Adv.
O O O
The first quarterly meeting of the
Grace mptiet church will be held
tonight et the church.
0 O O
—Shocp manure and Alfie Lime
i’or lewne. Alfred Brown. Tel
2393-:.——Adv. ‘
O 0
110mb." of the People'e Chorus
will meet tonight at. 8 o'clock et the
Nor-well: High School.
O O 0
-—But coal at reduced prices
Herri- & Gene. --Adv.
0 O 0
The weekly rehearse! of the
Chonl nit eociety will be held at
3 o'clock tonikht in Once Perish
hall. Croce street.
. e o o
The Twin r‘itv Valet u e central
lv lone» eutnhll-nment when
cleaning. dyolnn and tailoring work
For ladie- nno continuum Io well
taken care or 67 North Main 8t
Phone 408 Adv.
. O O O . .
The Y 4" and the. thundero-
Rum-re of the Nor-walk M. E.
church will meet. for e beeketbell
nmo tonikht.
O . O I
-—-Livo Cod Fleh at the Bridge.
16¢ per pound.—Adv.
O 0 O
A new floor in being laid in the
Benedict Now Co. on Well ltro'et.
O 0 0
The Hoepuel Thimble club will
meet thin etterhoon‘ et 2:” o'clock
with Mn. Winlun'b. Olsen 0! Ber-
kelyy street.
0 O O 0
There will be e meeting of the 8.
sauthehomeothmlne-
tier. Laurette circle.
”in Eether Ind Iti- Anne Bre-
-ev of Concord and ”attained a
party of friends tram New Jereey
over the week end. .
The Endeavor circle at the South
Nowell: Congregational church wil'
meet. Wednesday show at the
home get an. Ellie mm. 63 Cove
evenue.
I O O
The Young People's eoelm c! at.
Peter'e Ennnlicel church Will
meet. tonic)“ at 8 o'clock in the
basement of the church.
Robert Horton. can or Xr. end
Mn. -Arthur- Horton or Pine-stat
street. entertained at. on Euler
party at bio hope moron: em
noon.
0 O O
Friende or Hr. end In. B. Welter-
ouso of am even-- Will be
tied to turn that. the condition or
heir eon. Donald. who' he boon lit
for three weeke in improving.
- The Mic- 0; th. I.“
ulon will hold a. In (mt:
"*6 ”090- homer .mht.
’3‘th W locum wln betcha
in this. Maximum an
new the
”WQmMHN-‘whflfl
m:remetnbew
l
The w ami- dish-m u;
latlon will poet ab
ulock metmbeuo'or
GS.
62%...."
JULIA
DAYTOL'. 0.. April 1—0” would
newr nose that these . girl-
ere “freebies" at college.
They. ere but more than that.
they are "freebies" in the world of
labor and perhepe that in account-
sble tor their eeriouenees.
The three girls belong to
lioch college at Yellow Springs. 0..
that. experimental co-oporative
school which is utreeunt the et-
tcntlon o! the uducallonn' world.
They "love to dance" and they
”love" to “chase the u-unl loom
rainbows." but unlike moet freeh-
mon collegi- girls. they bro not
oft-old o! e little grease under their
highly polished linger nulls. end a
SPRINGWOOD
Mr. end Lire. .Kuph Rule of
Sound View terrece entl-ruln.d
relatives from Urldsl-pou over the
wackocnd.
0 O ‘
air. and hire. David Eepoeito oi
Knepp otreet unieruimd their
daughter tron: Bridgeport oxer the.
weekmnd.
Cliflord Smith of Spring street
via a bueineu visitor in New York
city Guard”.
0
Mm.umeret Cavalio or barter:
was t recent visitor in ilpringwood.
o O 0
Mrs. John Cook of Spring EU’M‘L
who bu been ill et her home. he!
been named to the Nonnlk hoepi
(«ll .
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Youvcra
of Ely evenue entertained rehtivee
from Brooklyn Over the weekoond.
0 O O .
Michael Primer: oi‘ Benton street
we: a. visitor in Bridgeporteundu.
O O 0
Alexander White of Latin: etlcei
nu I. Vlellor in new Canaan bot-
wdfly. . .
at. ‘end an. Anthony Prio 0!
how“ eaten-Lined tllendl from
Stamford over the week-cud.
O O O
O
l ”M"- Nicholas Garfield end
daughters of 140V“: street spent
Huntley in. uridgwort—
Joseph Murphy end Alexander
Tory or Ely avenue motored to
undgeport Sunder.
e O 0
Charles Garfield o! Lowe street
event. 1"er with his brother in
Port. Cheater. New York.
e 0 O
Mr. and Mrs. John Tori: of be:-
ington evenuo spent Bundey in
neutron: u the gueeu or 311-. end
the. Dental humane.
O O 0
*Mr. and. Mrs. Chet-lee Yencikin
at Spring etreet spent the week-end
in Philadelphia with reletivce.
O 0 0
Mr. and Mrs. James Florence at
cm! etreet enter-telnet! retellw-e
end.
0 C U
Gabriel Nertin of Laure street
wen u recent vieltor in Bridgeport.
O O O
Joesph White 0: Lowe street is
ill et, his home.
, O O G
Edward Mngevero e: Lean
street bu been appointed a etete
policemen and will report soon to
the Mala: bet-reek- u Groton.
. O O 0
Bonnet Merlin or anewden
m we- : recent vieitor in New
York city.
0 O 0
ur end Mrs. Rocco Cones-go of
Bound View ternce. combed
routine tron Newu-k. New Jet-e:
over the week-end. ~ '
0
Mr. end Mr; getthew out». Jr.
at Fort Point street Ire mulls;
two week- with Ur. end lire. Anth-
ony Gabe of New York city.
0.. ._
Dir. end In. m We at
Dom In“ on! "have
M- Detour: en's». week-end.
‘Ill'. mogul-n; “£00! fibretneon
m :m entertained Mr.
Amie‘ ninth-r o! Steiner-ll
mm week-and.
O
[Indusmalrlantls cl '
a; «new
from New York city over the week. .
BAXTER
little dust on their teehlonsble giro
mvnla.
This trio is employed at the Nor
lionai Cash Register, pleat in Dev-
Lon. They are here (or five week.
“Just for experience" end when they
return to their book study ot. the
end of that time they will "know
what it. in all About" when t ey talk
end read about the induct. world.
Mine Audrey. Young in ehown et
her bench in the drilling depart-
ment of the big plant. She lo the
daughter oiAeb ey N. Young e book
er in Perle. Iii. She doneen't expect
always “punch in and out" on lec-
tory e' nodule for she expects to spe-
cialize in higher accounting. But
from New York city over the week-
end. ,
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. John Connor; of
Fort Point. street entertained rele-
tivee from Georgetown over the
week-cud.
John Medpove of Ely nenue wee
e :10an visitor in Bridgeport.
O
Willlem Mzchoneld of Option
ctr-eat we. a vteitor in Bridgeport
murdny.
0 O
Joeeph Celmo or Clean street
was a recent vieitor in Stamford.
PERSONALS
W
fl‘ne may (stenc- or John uc-
uulnueu will be born to tour! um.
be It continua to tale house on SUM-ti.
umnue by Illness.
O I O 0
Mrs. Freak Wnrgo or Osborne
ewnue has "signed her position
with the J. & J Can company.
0 O O -
butthew Peledino of Eileebeth
alleeL we: a bueineee Vieltor in
New York city. Friday.
0 C 0
Airs. Thomas winght. of Webster
meet has returned iron: 3. \‘iltt with
null”!!! in New JUW.
I I 0‘
Dr. and Mrs. Carl A. Ber-treat. oi
Proepoct. avenue. have returned
home utter spending several week:
in Mluni. Fla. 3):. matron: in en-
Juydll sp.endid health end he und
MPG. lint-stron- report. bevlng bed e
line time.
,
O O O
ilk-send Mn. George Thorn. Hill
Jr.. at aunt avenue. hove returned
home alter spending seven! weeks
.n Ausueu. Georgie.
e O 0
W. B. Pienon. or 3 Eat. evenne.
bu returned hume rout Florida
where he spent. navel-u weeks.
0 O 0
Judge Henry W. Gregor: hell pur-
cheoed the two man) noun et But
oveuuojnd Sal-1m ml. and l!
planning aural" amt-omni- to
the Property.
0 O O
The Misses Helen and Charlotte
Ketsuiger spent Seturdu in New
tork city.
0 O o
J. Wlllard aobeon of mm
nvunue. has returned home ute
spending three months in Flori“
' O O O
Baton union will be held in St.
Hunt's church at 7: 80 o 'clock tomor-
row night.
0 O 0
Mr. and lire. A. Raymond Bette
motored to uwhlleld rm.
. e '
Mum "enamel!
Jr.. at North even". ere 3mm e
away-lawman. '
O O O
urandHuJoknqueueuo
planning to move tron: mom-at
home 95qu avenue acme. the
“amountme
)0.erme ‘
.0 I .
“warm or lieu
street. spent- genuine: in mum.
g
mm.ot.~ lorthevo.
numbenebl-lne- pthrough
theWeet. a ‘
we:
> a
‘2'.
minflewtwteny.
0 O O »
land'IIt-Nmnw
“Mummenuwiek-
end. ligand Grumman
o!
-,\
—Adnruuin¢bpwmm
mm _,
AramlLJohmootVean-m
her.
Mel: 3. Dexter is soother
meter elem end rooming de-
plsnt. tier bone is in Jules. 0.
ul- Julie'lumbeugh. New York
city; U‘boplng to nuke her mark in
the world in the field of busine- ed
mlnlelretlon. And her firm. chance
to look Into that Job le being given
her now. She in e greduet- o! the
Arden School in Luke-cod. N. J.
Antioch students ere eleo being
owed in other lerge luduetriel
Plenu-
Connecticut Light and Power Cont-
my‘e eelee dCDIJ'lmrlll. will hove a
prominent put in the mlnetrot shots
to be gnu: by the Connecticut. Eur
plan's almanac in Weturuun
April 11th.
0 0 0
Mr. and In. Meter Wemn who
hue boon bevlnc thuir recently eo-
qulrod home on Aiken meet :em»
mica m pe..nlng to remove to
their new borne durins the hot 03
the month.
0 O 0
Hanna Mn. Edvard J. Finnegan
are tuning a moduli all: room house
coluu'ucted on their property in
turrtett street.
0 O O
lrvlng Ribbon. or the Connecflcm
Likht luau rower Company Diets-iv
buung uepurwlenl. who MU)
brown 5 bone to bio eakle. bu room.
and and reported beck ior work
late morning.
0 O 0
are Thomas Bell or Benton. in
dating bel- mouth. urn. Uuwu W.
St. Juan. 0! 1! 8L John area. In.
wul be here tor two weeks. ‘lhie in
her (not well in .3 you. Befor.
bur nut-ruse Mu. not. are Lillian St.
John. wee e uenugnpner in Judge
ul‘hll omce
0 0
George ’1‘. blink! and Freak Neel)
wore oummoued this morning I»
wvuq sued“ Lyceu. to serve on
the Jury in the Superior court. no.3.
Friends Will be curly to learn that
“org-rot manning. email daughter
at lire. John alumnus. of Sumtord.
loltuerty o! Norwik. is Illl et\ her
noun.
0 O 0
mi. :1. Anumws end son were
\bilore in Bridgeport Saturday.
0 0 ‘0
O O O
. Mrs. Agnes neuiy was a visitor
in brimpurt Saturday.
0 O 0
Miss Her: but. 0]. Rom on-
{em triende oVer Sunday.
. O O 0
Queer achu. no. local tau-kennel:
in in New Xork City codes on bun-
none.
5 o e
We Craig. smell eon or Mr.
undone. William: W. Jr-. who re-
turned home tram the Norman hoe-
mm a chart. tune {5... is villung Ill
uflmm todly will! his mother.
Ill- Cle-i-ro l... Col-pent.» or 5
Bomb Jeeln mt bu returned to
her home alter spending the winter
In W. Florian. It. Germ
tor arrived in New York Tue-4n, el-
uruooo on the name: “AW
the hep leeve or ell-once.
In. On Poznan; you Frukltn
J.innlenepeot an.
l ,
the five week- el the rectory menu
a. whole new world or Vision tor
wheelc- eh. bold- bel- Job in the
mm o! the money register
b
endure David More! Ml.-
port. tamed, 1! Nerve“. and
their mu Ir. and ”mm
Keeler “Monroe”.
0
lawman-pee W tee
Mr
Ir. endure. mm
Iceman-Io.-
M
ROWAYTON
W
KING’S DAUGHTERS
TO MEET TONIGHT
Mr. and Mrs.~ Oliver
Clark Entertain the
Choir of Romyton
M. E. Church
Kre- J. 8. Head» will enterteln
theSver Rudyareleetthe Klu'r
laughter. et. her home this. we
. O O O
The reguler monthly buts-c
meeting or the aim Doe-rd of tho.
Bowman 3:. ll. Church no new
loot evening in the chapel. Th—
neetlng was devoted to room. bul-
l“. mm
0 0 0
The char 0! the Wen Nethe-
dlu Church held I. robe-reel lee!
0min: et the bone of Ur. end In
Oliver Clerk. Runner street. Thou
preeent were: .3
ur. end are. I- ll. ma!-
“rt George Key.
Mrs. 8m L'Hemmedleu.
“It Henry Forrest.
Kn. Edger Raymond.
)lr. end Mrs. John centric.
Ml- Ollve Cole.
hues Cerol J'lllle.
The out wallet or the choir wil‘
be held in the church Wedueeder
evening It 7:" o'clock.
O 0 I
In E. T. Jul-eh e! Ruble-ed eve-
nue will entertain the Neighborhood
club et her home tomorrow utter
The Ledles‘ Aid of the new
34. a. Chan-b Will meet or the church
lomomw alternoon et. 3 o‘clock to
new.
a
e e 0
Air. end hire. flour! Rowland oi
Crockett «not. on mocking the eon-
mtulumne and best while. at that
"lends today. The ooceeion ie thei-
tllllty-llret wedding mnlverury.
‘ O O 0
June Bell. Gauthier of Ur. end
are. Sidney Bell 0! Crockett street
in contined to her home by ulna-
O O C
After spending the week-end with
bl» mother, are. Abraham Cleverly
Breakup Cleverly went to New York
load-w. Yeuerdry lir. Clueny left
(or Boom where he will be men-led
Thur-do: to we- Mu'! L'nderhlll.
Yale Summer Normal
.To Open July 6le
The Summer Not-mu school to be
held at Yule univu-eity tale you
will open July 6. Ike term will
cleee August. 8. For the poet two
seals the coureee open to experi-
enced teacher! et. the owner
ecbool hove been “corded lull ere.
dit at my degree-granting ined-
tuuone.
The school tilrougb it: vertex).
courece le obi. to meet the nerds ei‘
ell closure of teecbere. There are
coupes tor the city elemeam
echool teachers of primery grades.
upper gredee. and sum Nth
ecbool. There on other cont-ere
which will be of uttered. to null
elementary echool leeches-I. ele-
mentary school principal: and mo
pervieors of laureates. teacher- at
educetioneliy exceptional children:
teacher- of non-mush emking
edulu. senior Nth ecbool teachers.
echool librarian and America:an
lion directors.
blow thet it is reclined the! even
teacher cert not teech all subject
equal, well no there to e tendency
towards putting specialists in
Cher-go of clones on well a. other
line. of work. teechere ere studying
more clout-l! the need. or the per-
ticulu- cle- or children or adults
which they intend to teach.
The Summer Hormel School of-
the regular winter cont-ea et col-
ego.
For than taking the Boolean-'-
coir-e then will be 'obeemtion
Ichoob to M Wt!” tor
tho etudem to compare the work 0!
the lecture room with that o: the
noun! school conditions ' .
“are! 0! the You In!“
dormitorlu will be reached tor the
Summer Hormel flcbool “at;
Room and board at the dot-mitotic.
will be I! mole rules.
There will when, be e number
of tucker- fltotn Norwelk taking
thee. court-o at. Her. The done
for motion will be July 8 end 4.
in...“ In. .7 a. lush no in.
Mr]. Hermes gem of Drool:-
WWE Wm
‘*Mh3b0w‘fer
11-h.
o'clock.
evening at
EAST NORWALK
PLANS MADE m.
CH amt
Chfist Church M.”
Plans for Union a
ten Service \V't,
Seven Speakers
A Elm of the your) 0!
Church we. bud lul evening ll ’
room. Pluto hr. mad: .u
our! member conveu which
be held ell next Vii-ell ‘
“com. the Veetry h...
on than lumber Comm Con
tee from exam lu member;
Nomik will not be .im a“
diets-lets but «oh nun “ii an
immediate neighborhocc i...
is scammed end urn
For .0 Search your than, w
e union Lent- unite Gooc '
do, in Chm Church
Will to 3 Hana hour
meeting looting tron:
o'clock la
locsl ministers will epeil.
even I”! words of €21.31.
Rink!" Will '43. um- calm
they will spent in the
CHUR
tho word. or. given in 7:.
Rev. R. B B. Foote.
F. a. Jecobe.
l". L. Piper.
R". L. T. Mullen.
Gnmiront.
Rev. A. J. Punch.
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There Will be a Bibi-21L:
bouquet committees ol ti.‘
end Norm-leer tire-
WOOWOV Bill“ kl‘lhc .‘ximfie
Mill?!“ to discuss r en.
the banquet to be held A;.'.1
O
A special meeting 0! the 03.“!
boord of
church w
in: In the church parlor.-
Perfect ntlundance L.- 5.
quested u very important :ullag
will b. mm.
Rev.
Rev.
R". H. N.
he
be
The" '1" b. ; hzutles :metq
of the En'ortb WM tr: e O\lI-~
et the home of Mice lrnza F' 3:113.
bent or 20 Cove avenue.
The condition of Mrs. W s an
ford who tell and
hip at her home in But -
eometime ego. continue- to Lu;-
et the Nomlk Hoepiui.
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There will be e meetins o.’
Won-lo club of Christ chart: :-
tho blunt-at of the chum-T:
7:30 o'clock.
O O
The Girh' club at Christ ctr—r:
,wlll meet at 7:30 o'clock thze era:-
"~e in the rectory.
O O
The legalit-
the Emnh league of the Ear ave-
nue II. 8. church will be tel:
evening 5t 8 o'clock.
O O
The evening
Chrtet church will be held
moon 3! 4 o'clock.
O O O
Godfrey Premru of Winfio“
he: been confined to his !; ...
cause or illness.
0
C. Glover of Winfield up -
hld bl! “tamarin- painter}
e e 0
Fiona” Austin 0: Port t~'-’ ' f.
N. 7.. was a vitltor at the r
Mr "rents. ur. and Mrs. P“
D. Aneun. 1n Winfield
Sunday.
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I. Brown of “'iillmanti‘
“(or at the home of Mr. 1;"
Frederick Austin of Win?“ -
”er the week end;
Harry Wright of Van 2.1.“:-
“I A recent visitor in Cr: ..
0
Jack Weeks
wee in Weterbury
for: e splendid opportunity to Maine.»
teachvre who out not word to - r
take : lenvo or ebunce to mod Hat-men or
m repelrs to the wire: :.
field etreet.
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Ir. Ind Ire.
w evenue "no vleltore '...
ford over the week end.
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m “'00 ”led echoon
mun. wu ”on up the
thin morning by the ms 5 "‘ 3-“
She in e lo“ of wood puir‘
at. George Hurtful-1 was
out 1‘ foot of water.
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There in tuk lion:
hoot. tint. the city will drew
in from or the city Dock
lt. Double tor been to get in
Renal: work
road. out by Beech
Ludlow Perkwny.
In“ um PILLS. om.
W
Edi-I'd. “Mamie eon of ‘1'
lead me. Me Weed died '-
“5.. “'0 new" shortly
be In one. more! live:- pills W' 11
other Children. be had been r 'r‘ "5
war-nun mutilate 3......
the
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