V lion Friday. Instead.
it ttond the tail meeting
or... Teachers' mo-
ulwlll hold forth in
New: Keven, fluttord
one" will attend on}.
on: which will in;
\
Auditorium.
Bridgeport
leader. Mr
0! music.
VV lotion at Indianapolis.
, loom—Address: “The Soul
tom”. ‘Antrcd E. Stournw‘é
N MEETINGS—FRIDAY
AFTERNOON.
ll fichool Section.
rollonmnooin 223, 2d Floor,
. dgonort High School.
. intuit Roscoe (1. Russell prin—
' Q! anbuiy High school.
clock—“Individual Progress
uh School." Ralph 1.1m.
perintondent or schools.
New York
i Languages—4100311 202,
Bridgeport lligh School.
on. L. Florence liolhrook.
.Ldtin department. Stamford
school.
o'clock—“A Laboratory th
hing Latin. " Eleanor I) ‘l' ates,
of Latin in High schools of
”15min.
mini Coursrleioom 300. 3rd
or. Bridgeport High School.
bimcn. linibcrt (l. Phillips,
not commercial department.
.-. eport High school.
iii! o'elou]:—-—“0ff.ioo Practice."
sion by Agnes 1-1. Collins, Wur-
' rding High school: Jane 8.
~ . ot'Ceniral High school. Bridge-
2d
., lilih—v-Audilorium. Bridgeport
- High School.
man, Lucy S. Corliss. head oi!
apartment, Bridgeport High
ill o'clock-“Mathm15 netwonn
Bird and Modern Poetry." Anita
’ hes, Weaver High school.
'rd.
and Social Studios~~fioom
, lst Floor. Bridgeport ‘
High School
Viinan. Jane C. Wright. head
cry department Bridgeport
liool.
o'clooic-é-“iiiethods ct Touch.
tory.” an informal discussion.
Curl N. Nutter. hour? of his-
cparimcut,Stum£01d 111th
tick—Room 225.2116 Floor
rdgoport High School.
halt-mun. Halbert C. Phillips.
_ maiherfiatica department,
High school. V
’clock -- “The Individual
. Applied to Algebra. and
' As Developed at Bronx-
nrk."
tin Foreign Languages-.Room
(1 Floor. Bridgeport
High School.
min William E. Davenport.
V High school. Bridgeport.
" lock'—-"Les Fraicais ct is
out." Professor Henri L.
' e: I... b. s. E. Yale um-
Room 318,
rt High School.
., Edward H. Smith. Vice
0! Stamtord High School.
of k “The Individual Method
modelling." Professor L.
Ascociate in Research.
I! versiay y.
ABY SHCOOL SECTION
Meet: Individual Prog-
3rd Floor.
Wiliio‘m E. Davenport,
.Vfichool. Greenwich.
“Tho- School's Protec-
dance, B. 1., Discussion.
Craig; Director of Train-
filmd College or Educa-
on. R. I. Discussion.
“i5 m and IVs-First Moth:
Sunday school room.
“7 old avenue and Broad
o n Lund. Superin-
dchoois, Norwaik. 2:00
Individual Progress
on: 1-1. Parkhurst.
or the .
held October so “in M
Washington atroeiz. .
Mnmnd not John floors o. It ‘
Mrs. Porcy Cele. Mullah *
Mrs. Clarence Toby. Mrs. .
l‘or‘tel. Harriet linker. ‘ .
lulu Mildred Utoinxcr. Adelaide
Much. Angelo mm...
Norman Gorxnloy nod Mrs. Mary . .
Ml: Lullzlflln.
Tomorrow night a. business meot- “
lug will be hold at 'l' .30 o'clock has
I role the masquerade dance. Visitors
.3 , are expected from Bridgeport. Dun-
. bury. Stamford and Greenwich.
ALMA SIMPSON
To whom .1 poem “:18 nrilloh by
\v. Louis ltuouu as tho “Wandering
Hard."
The following is a norm conmoecci
for Alma Simpson, lilo well known
Norwull; com-mt silnzrr. who will
present two groups . song‘s til. the
Shrlners’ Pyramid Toluplc Shrine
hand concert which will be given at
the 'i‘nbernuclc ii‘Vrhluy cvrning,
October :lli,‘ for the benefit ‘or tile
', liomcn it was mitten by
his. known as tho “hollering
Bord. during her concert season in
Itomu lust Motel.
'l‘o Alum Simpson .
"ho Amtlugflc ‘be Helsing’ol.
Sweet Nightingal of llcislngo'
Ilali illtllibliWV _‘ ‘
to show. '
As Hamlet's heart nus ihlilicd “th
pain,
Thino is thrilled-
,»stmln. ”'
Thy sweet chant. echoes o‘er land
and n'iitill:
The stars vibrate its s 'cct roi‘ruiu.
In tho bourno or Elysian spheres
1t banishes hutc and.»V\\-ociul tours.
Thine the charm that sets the buds
aglow
With passions pure as virgin snow
Enchanted at thy luuroiiod shrine.
The "sophistic irios" reign to
nine.
Thy sunml (Eyes that (inch to pioneer
Swout {miles or Naturo with her
case. ‘
The "Labia" in Rios gludo
Pauses mute at thy ‘sercncdofi‘
O'er Mount Trinitas Cloister shrine,
Phiinmiu's shadow doth shine.
Roaming like the ”Star of Love ”
To greet thee wherc'thy echoes
rovc. ‘
W
Principal of The University school.
New York city. Discussion. .
. Grades V and \VI—QUnitcd Church,
corner 0! Brand and Gilbert stroens.
Chairman. Carroll ‘3. Reed. Su-
perintendént 0: Schools. Bridgeport.
2:00 o'clock. "Experiments in Pro—
riding for Industrial Progress of
Pupils " A. J. Stoddard. , Super-in~
tendont of Schools; Bronxviiio. N Y.
Grades VII, VIII und VIX—UnitedV
Church, Sunday school room. cor-
nor of Broad and Gilbegt Stream;
Chairman. Edward S.Fr0emlll1.
Principal Franklin school, Stern.
ford. 2:00 o’clock. .‘iProgress or
Pupils in the Grades." Willard .W.
Bcntty. Assistant Superintendent of
Schools. Winuetka. Illinois; E. .
Rural School Section; Auditor-
ium. Congress ng tool, Congrcw
street at end of Lyon Terrace.
Chairman. Frank H. Johnston.
Slate Supervising Agent, Newtown.
0:0 o'clock. "How to Organize a
Country School" Frederick R. No-
blo, State Normal school. Williman-
tic.
vines meeting to bo held
Founders nnd Patricio, will meet to-
: 1«15y at Shuttle Meudow. New Britain,
the. president Minn Mary ii. Whittic~
with“ loveiorn' ’
Prizes will no given for the fun;
nirst and the best costumes. , ‘
.mluBElEEE
’l‘ho Miznuli Circle of the VlSl
Daughters will attend the Talleflmw
tie in .1 body Friday owning. ’
tics: ilchlsu Coal. nur rum: throne
MW.
0 O I!
Members of the lherymain's Biblol
(hiss o: the South Norwallc Baptist.
t‘lilllch are asked to all be at the
at the
morning at 9: 45
Ml. Grimes and Mr. Hait-
fling. Friends and oil in-
are cordially invited:
church bunduy
o'clock.
ley it ill
totes-tori
Edgar White Buiriil. prorninont
lecturer. will commence his course or ” 5
lectures this afternoon at El: 15
o clock in tho mlditollum of the Nor- ’
wall; Library on Mott. avenue. V.
O I II .
The annual meeting or the Con-
neoiicui Chapter. Daughters of
soy. presiding. .
o c o 4 , ‘
-Im.iio and Viclrolas sol: on can
terms. Donnelly.-Adv.
o 'n " ‘ ‘ ‘
Mrs. Currio Chapman Cult..locturo
or and peace advocate, will speak to.
day under tho auspices of the Hart-
to: (1 League. of Women Voters at the
Broad street auditorium, in Hart-
told3
l I t
——Now is the time to ul‘l‘tll‘lgo for'
your lur remodeling work. Experts
are employed hero for tho remodel-
ing of fur coats. Conservative prices
prev.nil The Twin CityValot. 0?
North Main street. films 408.-
Adv. ‘
o o o '
The Lady Jennings Lodge will en~
tortnin this evening-With a. minstret
show to be given by tho‘ Mooselieart
Imgion of Dunbury in Bed Mons
liall Washington street. this even-
int;
0 O 0
Largo Poll. Cool Harris e. Guns.—
Adv.
i 0 B -
Arrangements for a. Hollowc’ on
party to be goon tonight by the
members of the Ladies’ Auxiliary oi!
the A. O. H have been made. The
nfloir will take place in tho Catho-
lic Club house, 22 West avenus.:
~AT CUTBILL'S FISH MABRET.
Choice New Bcdtord Escailops.
the finest of oysters. also shrimps.
crab meat and flesh caught fish or
the season ore to be had every busi-
ness day now at this market. Cut-
bill's Fish Market has at all times
the best the market affords in fish
food. Deliveries made all over this
vicinity. 71 North Main st. Phone
108.~Adv.
I t 0
.The Ludies‘ Aid Society or the First
M. L. Churclrwill me‘ct at the
church today for on n11- «lay session.
The ladies will provide the usual box
lunch.
women’ s Clubs Hold
Show. activitl were related
before the convention o! the FodVor-
ation of Women's clubs now hoidinr
its {all session in the Congregation. a
. at church in Wilmer-d yesterday.
The poet summer proved- to be
one of many lines or activity as far
as Women “30 concerned, accord.
ing to the 1‘
who attended Vth, New England
Conference - ‘ P nd Springs.
t.
9.. Maine. and the sta ‘ o inference held
at the Connecticut Agricultural Gol-
’ logo where speakers told 0’! what
~ the Women in the various state-
V imd b u doing til; summer.
their reviews of Alice ' I-
iur's new book. "The Bu$oss oi! '
Being s. Club Woman."
They simply do not undcfitzino it!
There is a tundnmontal difference .
betneen a. womsns conception of a
club and a man's conception of a
club. .
Most men' 9 clubs are witlwnt sari
ous purpose.
place where you go to relax. to our
one pleasure; to have 5. good tlm
To a woman a club usually im
plies study nnd service.
And it is with these two classes o
club notivities that this new book
deals.
“The plotter and scheme! on V
sleeper." hho writes. “menace Am
erican ideals. It is to combat them
that organized women are gathering
Iorces. through salt-training and
through the exercise of ‘new- mun
political. social and economic pow-
ers."
Nothing about hrldso or billiards
0r poker or horse racing or baseball
or any of the other things dear to
the heart of the club man. Not un-
derstanding any other kind of club;
he scans at: it. .
”Can you, picture a man's oi
sinking i ‘Jtmerica ,thc neaumura
for the host and the iunniest c
tomes.
Miss eanls Collins on first 3)th
tor the best drained, while Mrs.
nun Davirson won the prize for th
funniest costii‘nin. shout 209
ports the delegates V . ,. ,.
Coachmen} costs. double-birds“
and unlit fitting to the' waist on
then during outward to a point on
low the knees, are the latest in P
models for inter wear. A.‘
variety oi! axiom is used. but."
most popular is royal blue velvet .
thick cloth simllnr to that used tV‘
chauftsurs' nutter-ml. . .
The costs 5!“. trimmed around ‘
Shout with IV golden (or which
To a. man a club is or
little sine
In met
in ii is a good thin
I
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