NORWALK.
CONN.
TUESDAY, MARCH 9 1926.
ST FOR THE WOMEN OF NORWALK
owe 1‘ NEWS
«immersm
noon. stilling st 0 o‘clock. st the
horse et Use. leylnoor col-tie. on
set. ,\
locum...»
tor Milt NEW ‘0 ll. m
Elk?
sod tlo ere expected to be present.
il‘liers will be seversl speakers dur-
ing the overlies.
liens. ee
1; the Cethoiic club house on will
‘venue tonight. A program hes
.lieeli plslued. ‘
0
The Hoepilel Thimble club will
meet st the heme ct Mrs. Williess
1' 1L. Olsen. in Berkeley street this eit-
Wheel. brooms "noon-
0 memoon ‘ '
hu-
f The Mothers' 'Oifib will hold its
1 weekly meeting st the Girls' end
1 Women's club rooms on Msiuetreet
11 this ottersoon. Mrs. Krsep will
dive soother in her series oi tsiits
on the edolescent boy sud girl.
0 .1 O
March’s-s or the Respite! lowing
committee 0! pt. Joseph‘s! chores
eill meet tomorrow siterlieou st
the it. o! 0. hell. Wuhindton
street. et I o'clock. Mrs. John
McMahon will be hostess.
.‘ O Q t
The Hidden Door in Westport
will hold a supper dance on Much
is. and another one on March 20.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Walter 13113111310 at Taylor
avenue has returned to her home
from the Norwulk Hoapiml. whore
elm \vm‘l operated on four weeks ago
Mus. ii. that“)! Latent
ct ousttord. who is president u: the
mrdeld County llepublieel'i Wo-
men's Association. end who will be
in chorus oi the spring meeting of
the emulation to be held Moi-ch
it It the Pickwick Arms. in Green-
wich. when Representative Schuyler
Merritt. ot stsnilord. will he the
principal speaker.
He will talk on Coolidge policies
and tile. Republican administration.
A number or members of tho Nor~
walk Republican Women‘s Aosocla-
lion will attend.
out movements such so
Fllioe Assoeietleee ex-
monolith snytliiu.“ said
it in opening. “tile resolu-
1 in movie or idea you are
o-1p'ut some! Will be profit-
“the exhibitor. it will do you
'to-eloy slid criticise 1m '
m foremost. the
.it li‘itthsi ii iii the box on
schools when an educational pic.
ture is comics to town.“ said hit.
Ellis. "1i” ”W “TM 3'0“ W“! ”m W for appendicitis. friends will be
interest concerning the picture. till 81116 to mam
the picture house tor the exhibitor s e e
W: 1““. the "a“ the ex- end end by melting the whole thins Mm Helen Nuttenberg of 36
s success.
“It is e big problein you imow.
Fluxliili road is attending the Jim-
erican Hairdressers Association Ex-
to “9‘1““ films {01‘ ”3100' ““0 hilllt at the Hotel Commodore at
which will pey for tho film and tor the present time.
the cost at pmgztllciiqlll.‘ t‘o audit: txiie ' e o .
whole worthw e. t e or or M ‘ 1 nio ‘ a m t. t
the schools to find ninis suiteble tor Weuflcs‘nawdwa go. Elohim 0":
“l“? “”1 01 “ill“ “W “W o. c. is attending the mud m.
adopt. the movie travel and eduoe- 510,, m Waterbury today.
lional hints 'to tileinown adventure
out too otterl this is unutleiootory.
iii-er Com: 1 - Proper Credit Urged
1 “The Belly Fillies do. til one at
til the 'iew mums.- vhfieh use out» For Music In SCilOOiB
ended in outline {the ides on e. m-
in: bull by tirst showing the dime W
in the meter. which they! can To have music courses in the pub-
tor the cost at DWQMN'OB. 01 1”” lie school‘s pieced on the some credit
until: the sim- in the schools! boats with oil...- eubieote 1 study ie
it seems thet severei movies. pie- one or the objectives or e dun”..-
ture commutes ere ulterior to» meat at Mention of the mitotic!
tether old pictures sud "remelilus" Federation at Music Clubs. The
them into educationsl him lol- the committee on public school music is
schools. ‘ headed by Mrs. Berry Beehere. Ann
Ususliy the educationsl picture is Arbor. Miohigsn. and under her
hadnrellip members o! the Netionsl
Federation m seeking to hove s
more or lees a drug on the market.
The exhibitor either won't show'it
stendardise‘d course or study of music
in the puhiio schools
crelse he expects to hove it given
to him tree, with some other 111m. 1 adopted
throughout the country.
Music club women. seeordiilg to
The Visual Instruction Asuncion
tion is now focusing its attention
on the new idea. cl :1 combination Mrs. Escher. ere “full. in 00-
slide end motion picture 1151- ths operation with music supervisors or
schools. many communities in the‘eltert to
At this point in his talk. Mr. Ei- bring music “‘3'“ into the “m “3
ll! stopped lo throw on the wall a the school children. Amend the sea
number at pictures to iiiustrute his ""1““ 9‘ ”3°" “1"" women "'3
point. He showed the "sun mouuu WW" ‘1' mm mm"? Wilm-
picture" or the “movie slide" as it tarnishing momma 1" tun! ”h”!
is ”mum“ an“ sotherihfl. providing vim end
. ‘ means or furnishing orchestrel in.
‘ 9130‘! Pictures strumonts for school orchestra and
Travel pictures. scenes in Chino. providing phonograph: tor rursl
‘rlvol‘ bode. bird ilnd listuro life. and schools.
several soionuw .pi’cturee- Were Word has been 1..“ by an.
shown. the speaker exulslulue thei Malta: to oil Blots chairmen. using
these some micht be thrown on e them to cooperate in every way no...
hospital ceiling or on e. school well sible with music supervisors in get.
without even til. use of A screen. tins: music to have its proper place
in the public schools of the notion.
’tnuet live even so you one
eel
pictures throush. Ten
Million the public so
stilt
ell the melting picture
mused tom. the pic-
“ , in: mind wholly end eeie
m h 03“th I
, this ides wee ooielely
‘ touted just here much
W t mode out oi the
‘ “lures. om en sinuse-
.ssise. it is. thanks to
“hoof the public will 1.1st
ore for smut-went then
.we now have s tool
eveioped end tor more
r1 donation than Would
0 base otherwise." said
therpsst‘ ten years has
any udvsnce is the trim
on ct picthres for eduoe-
' “end only in the lest
n reel showing: at the
concrete results which
such e biliht tonal-e.
lied Influence
otter“ sonnet help but
_ be thst educetlen
’sr_vi'se-—liccsuee ot the
description vol cumulus.
' “ The noc-
j 1 ter‘tnoi'e influence
.swepspel'. emit!!!” I
more people rose the
h? ”but the oitoot of the
they rsuch deeper slid
’ rm then the printed
1 d thet it; wee shout
‘mm m‘f: tile: is. iso-
store crept to
Pev. Robert El.’ B. Fools. Miss
Merger-ct Brendiinter end Miss
Mery Rider tool: port in so eetivs
discussion concerning the meohioes
tor telling these pictures. the moo
srd sizes. the ailment computes
th'st hsodled such msohines end
pictures. and what were the most
types of pictures to show.
is smiling or the simple end
the combined mschlnee for telling
the pictures. (Mr. mills said that the
simple chine. one for tsltinlz
each diacreut kind or picture, was
in the long run the. best. and even
proved to be cheaper in the end.
The question of eyeslmin was
then taken up end the speaker
maintained that there was no no-
cessity {or any trouble or this kind.
it the pictures tor school use were
shown under the proper tidiilorte.
in i smell room rothsrt ii in e.
. lerce chtoriura. new nine bolus
may used rather the old hints. where
_ it; be known in fifi‘w- the protection might poeslbly he
need. letheeliorchessn‘dh enmity. Q , .1
Mrs. Sykes. Observes .
2lst 1 Birthday
“— _
Mrs. Emma Sykes 01' 64 1-2 03-
born avenue, celebrated her 21st
birthday cu Saturday and 1 ill the
the school
nest themdusily the button
the school were getting
tier ct expense to hold
tlooe.11
hoisted thst more use more
so It is s community would
01' friends at s supper perty. nono-
ing was the lesion or the evenings
entertainment. Mrs. Sykes was
charming in s yellow events: town.
will: elections. slippers to msteh.A
delicious supper consistiur ct sol-
ode. anomalies. coke. fruit. end
other de;nties was served. -.
These moment were Mr. sud lire.
Joseph mites lien? Spell“. end
Al Levine or stemtord. lire. Mildred
Campbell. Ur. sad dolls Us-
Certliy. Ur. slid ll il'reoit Dene:
dict. Mr. and hire. Oliver Murphy.
The Misses Amelie slid billion Uub
pity, sud Nu. moms Sykes.
State Ilitpccilor At ,
Torlov Auidlisry
An imp t motile: e: the”-
Aesim Usher-tier
' es educational mediums
Itchildron: in the theaters. in
li- er-
ills rustle tor the Uetber slid Film
[rile advert club will meet at 1
' is turned over to the Jewish Welfare
evening. she entemnied 's number 1
wt
1\
1‘1.
Increased Activity in Review
Committee Is Planned
W
W Willi! ill the review
depsrtolsiltwss diecueesd duties
lilo business nestles ct the Better
is us will??? “ mum"
we s urn yes rd
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Cat-ion MI (I. titer.
hire. Rm Refill. leoretery love
her report. Moved by Hrs. George
Pickllfiiie MM“ 01 Ni. review
committee. an M1:
Mrs. DINO! “Old” “Vs the
treacurer’s report. end Mrs. Bless".
the report ct the outlook commute:
which proved very interestint.
It wee decided to hold the Better
Films mom heresitsr on the
decent floods: in etch month rs-
tller then on the first end the next
meeting accordingly. will be held on
the second Mondey in April.
It wile voted to send Mrs. Jacobs.
s month“ ot the seeooletion. who
is ill a. ' the Norm": hospilsl. some
item
are. A. Hyde Cole xevo her in.
”It on the recent convention
lleld
th I \Valdori‘
Ben" Niall Associstions
New Sort: city st
ere the speeker. Don Morin.
Ills told 01 the vsrious re
sive‘n sod. sunestione mode and or
FRATERNALS
Court Laurel. Catholic Daughters
or Amerles. will hold a meiui in-
night, ill the K. 01C. hllii. vi) Wimb-
lngton street. A program of color-
tailiment has been arranged.
e e e
OXdGl' 0f lilo Golden Sigiiptill’,
Court Frances. No. 1!. will meet luv
night at too Woehinxtou street.
0 0 0|
of
in
Sons of Si. hearse \\ eloolne
Stranger Lodxo will meet tonight :11
[)0le
til. lint “I” siven by Milton Bills, 25 Main street
Jesse Leela end others i r. -
Mr. Mutt “shorty of silver Uncut Tribe. No. as. improved Or—
mine. who with his wits. produced
“m" the south See. lsiimd
lure. wee very inueh present.
hire. Piekneil during the «film of
her report ecnouuced the printing
or terms tor the use ct members oi’
the review committee these terms to
be used is the iocsl newpepers to
mete nubile facts about the pic
being shown in the city's theatres.
tier of lied Mv-n, will meet tonight at
35 Washington street.
0 C 0
linens lisyloi’t. No. 28 and i-l'.
moot tonight. st. 115
street.
pio-
Will
Washington
e e e
Butler Chapter. No. 39. it. .t.
will met-L tonight (ii iii South Muir:
iuren
street.
Trees Discussed at Meet
Of Bird and Nature Club
es seen through the eyes of the re-
viewing committee oi the Better Ponnwu Council. Ne. 12“. Roy-
Fill!!! Assoeistion. ill Armnum. will meet ionigiti 111
70 Sollih Main street.
It ti Ill
Old Well ("ommnndorv. 50.11111.
if. (i, (i. i“, will hold its i'ngliim‘
riveting lit the l’. (l H. M A hall
Mrs. E. A. Woodward. or 40
North Main street entertained the
members or the Net-well: Bird and
Nature Club st her home lest eve.
hing. The evening‘s program: was
very interestlnp. There was an in-
” structive discussion on ”Press." by
Mm. Charles H. Godfrey, end Miss
Liluril. Bosch. The species disousuod
included the oak, and the him-k
locust.
Mrs. Clirtis Owens displayed
shells of mussels. showing the dif-
ference between the edible milli-
Kwon Lorna 1
Dance Wednesday?
i
The members of the chn 1 0mm 1‘
ore sntioipctiht much success lm1
their novelty msrdl-gres dance to be
held Wednesday evening at the ltiis.
in Bridnport. Miss Bedye R.
Shaviro is ohelrinsu oi the commit-
tee in chute ot the event.
"the club sponsors eeverei social
events I you. to chain money to:
itrdilli‘flleso‘ent fund. The money
sud distributed union: needy (smi-
lies.
At meetings at the emu Louie
club there is utoelly s report item
the Weitsre buiidlns explulnlnc how
the money hes been used.
eels end those poisonOus.
Piens were made tor A null:
Roton Point sod Bell isiend bench.
es. on Monday, Much 2:.
srouh will so on the trolley leaving
the Boston Store at 10:30 O'L:
Box lunches will be carried.
An intensive program of
study was outlined {or the summer
months. An interesting ioiior
Wilbur Smith. who is spending
winter months in Florida one read.
attendance at
There Wu a. iltm
the meeting.
Miss Ketzinger To
Sing At Church
Mills Helen Kcizinger. or Biiyvinw
avenue. talented young vocalist.
has lately been heard over the radio.
will sing at the Thursday avl‘
Lenten service in the South Norwelk
(:ongroxslionsl church. She evi
accompanied st the piano by her sin-
[”11
Miss Adele Ketsinser
Mr Jscobs will deliver so into
1111: address.
Baby Daughter
pound delimiter.
.\ sen
illsll'iitl.
ion in the Norwslk Boepitsl to
and Mid. election Bel-doe of Mes-
do“ mm. hire. hordes we.-
lill‘l'iy
do“ street.
Jenn
born on Mondey morn-
\liss Hillel Shriver. of Moo.-
42 irunklin street tonight.
m... . .......... . mm... s .— ___
Choir To Give
Irish Operetta
"Ma-m
ou-r
The. An lrish Operetta, "The Loss or
Limerick Town,“ Wlii be given by
the numbers or the choir ot Blessed
Hiiemli'ieni cliiiritli, \Vleiiiirmlny, hilli'.
iii in the wheel hall on (ll-11111.41
street. Bridgeport.
Prof. M. .l. Liroiinii will in-
liiructor. Mr. (lruimll is one or
lridxeport's lending musicians. and
“us formerly director of the ('liiiliw
lie. Choral] society. He has studied
voice null til‘illnlllit‘ll with Herbert
\l'iillerspoon or New York
Mrs. Merritt Vi iii
Represent Conn.
lock.
field
from
the
is he
Forty-nine women. one from mush
of the suites: and li’lv- District. of
Columbia. have lwen invited to at-
tend o. moss meeting in their honor
to he held by the American Wo-
men's Association at Madison Square
Garden. New York. Thursday night,
Msroh it. according to The Associat-
ed Prone. The meeting was planned
so u tribute to the boulders and pro-
tcssionili women of America :
1 The [nests were selected with the
uslslnnoo of newspapers. members
of Congress. chenibers cl commerce
and women's organisations
Representing Connecticut - \irsn
Alice 'i’utiieon Merritt. the first
women State Senator will 1111 in ul-
iondonco. ’
fling
ll be
"it -
Mr.
tor~
Says “Cynthia ‘
Brides Beware!
ids-ml: tolnc you what their once deocrstlons
No. this worrluieni shout "his .
Shys Ethel
We
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Mrs
The Latest
T\\'en‘1)'-'_t‘i':LI'—0id Dorotlieo’llicxur
of Allentown. PR, is the latest
your”: American singer to achieve a
.\l11ir111:elli:ln i'inern. (lulillt. Silo il
:l. eonlrnlio, The picture show: lulr
lino-1.11: in "Andrea Chenier."
1111‘ i::"-! T.l-ir:-lloliillil role.
DR. STERNHEIM
Ti) SNEAK BEFORE
REPUB. WOMEN
l."
‘i‘ile Norunlk Republican Women's
tksminiirin uili- hold its monthly
ln\(-i[nfl on Mnnrln) 1.11.1110011 ill the
lm Hi i 11111 s inn
' Thu Filalliii‘l‘ (11’ the
Em ilr,
afternoon will
i'Iingmllvi Sivtiihvim of New
York “in. illiilressuli‘ ihl. Kiwanis
i‘iilii 1:11" this rill“ loot year. Dr. Storm
helm in it well known leoiurri'.
opeakinl; illosiiy on conlnluniiy work.
11mm 11‘s riulm and the like.
C-S (’Jhapter Plans
Plans {or the Saint Putricil'le Day
’pilrly 1:. be held next week. were
made at at meeting or the C. S.
imm w: is lluinlli
much.
~tainted 111‘ Mrs. Frederick Ferris, Airs.
imim Fil'w‘ii-‘l'.
ihirs, l-‘l'unk Merrill and Mrs. William
Chnplrr or the (llrle' and ii omens
Unh last evening in the c-iubrooula
7.11 Mom elreit. A committee conch:
1i i: it: ill
Lilliill .‘ll‘fifiti.
Mrs Benjamin thne Mill.
\‘llfi.Jilillli1ii0VLl', Alia.
Helm lint-11.1.1 and tile, Althul lion-
Thcre “"011: 17
momwrs present, and two new meni-
hers. Mrs. Evan Sexton and Miss
Beatrice Arlington, were admitted.
t 111d.» “etc played and “his Gladys
"ii‘illi‘li‘llii was the prizcwiniicln The
llilt’PIltii‘llm‘. wine, won won by Mrs.
William Wi'cgg. Miss Winifred
Overiliow and Miss Arlington save
on exhibition of the Charleston. The
hostesses of the evening. Mrs.
Will-mo and Mrs. Bertha Wells, um
um! Tefrcshmcntli.
Community Club
Holds Card Party
Another successful card party was
held Incl evening in the Broad River
Community- Club. There were a.
number of tables: with prizes for
The committee ill charge con—
Mrs‘. John A. Mills,
Donavon. Refreshments were served.
A very good sum was rouliscd.
Prof. Burrili- To
Speak Tomorrow
Prolcssor Edger White Burriii
will continue his lecture course in
the auditorium 01 the Norwulk
(Public Lililary tomoriow afternoon
at 4: i5 o'iiock. His lecture topic
will be “The Power of Idealism."
He will also - review Frances
Hodgcscn Burnett's book. "The
Dawn of Tomorrow." Another
lecture topic will he. “Modern Ton-
dencies in Religion.”
To Sing At 105th
Birthday Anniversary
One of the oldest choral societies
in southeastern Westeheeter County.
New York. the “meets on of
whose members is almost 3.000
yours. will sill; old sense out tilin-
dsy when Urn. ids. Goldberg has her
105th birthday putty st the Home
i'or Axed Hebrews, in New Rochelle.
Theuclwrsl society is that or the
item at which site is on insults.
Four {secretions descended train
'hlrl. ficldber: will be It the petty.
sees uroeflver'hubeenouteldehtc‘r
min tines! Wives ore the winners
First Colby College Q
oo-Ecl Is Dead
museum Wan-nun-
«lent elector sellers. Ilse-shout“.
We”! Mtieuksomssdune
til,“ 1
' 3
St. Patrick 3 Party 1
. Christian Swariz Re—eieciccT
President Norwaik Day N lirsel y
Gifts 1101' Past Montii
Acknowledged; A11-
nuai Report To Be
Printed Later.
The annual martini; 1.1 1311‘» {NV-v.
walk Day Nurs-zry “11: '1‘11 “.111.
day morning at iln- 1111-1. .11- 3.1....
Christian Swnriz. ‘\ 1
following the. regular illi‘l:li\.y 11.11111. .
ing.
The election at ni’iievru 1
lilo following:
President-whim, i'li:i:-.1..111 11
it.“ .utlivi .
".-‘l‘1i~-.'i “ll
First. \iCl:—--Ml‘~i. l'1.1111';: 1..
Brown.
Second Viutrwwhii‘m Hui-v11} x1,
Kent.
Scl‘i'nlnry 11111 whim. ilun":1' \i1 '11-: «1
Treasurer-«11Min. Lewis ii .\:1~‘1
Corresponding s) l- 1.1 l' oft. :1 1' )i
Ul‘lliilllliil M. Andre-1w.
Honorary l,'r.1sillclzt—1- Ali's. \\'i‘.li11,11l
ii. L‘llill'cli.
Directors 11! ihlt orgonlzzuion:
Boninlilili M. Andrews. Mrs.
tinii HWiil‘lz, hire. Harvey M.
Mrs. John (Illi'ilnzlgll. Ml'ii.
Lauder, hire. Franklyn Ci.
Mrs. Lewis ll. Nilsll.,i\il's. .0011th
Nash. Mrs. Everett '1‘. Jones, Mn,
George G. i’nweeii. Mrs. Emmy if.
1.1mm Mrs. .iilignr Ll. Murphy, Mn.
George Mathews, Mrs l‘rr-d S. Lyon.
111-... l‘lniwili'd (i. iiunlmiziun and iii 121-.
William C. “moon.
The Very ciiilcimciury lillxllllli ve-
pcrtn will ilO primed .shoriiy.
At iii" l‘v‘ifliilir 1110111111,» lil"'9ilr’l': of
;illr1 organization. “'iiii'il [Irv-ruled iln:
idlinllni meeting, the following gills
uteri: acknowledged:
Iii 1'11. iiiiltllrzsw— egg-*1
Dr. Ctfiiii'lgl- i‘i, J‘11u1111...
sionlii services.
Soi‘wuik strum Laundry-14.11am”
work.
\‘i'hllislol1vr1r (‘irwly i<1ru‘;— 11.11.1511.
tCrS—--Oil1-t1ll;li‘l of mill. 'inli).
Mrs i;l_1ilwii1'l-~—l_.-i: thin-.1
Countess Vi rites 0n
\i’ashington Hicks
Mr».
(‘h 1'1: -
ix' out,
l'i'u ii it
lii'owv.
involve-
Senators full m.» 1111.. .»l..s_1.-.._.11...1l1¢
Hicks" with long hair and. 2mm.
“unkempt it'ltllilillg11~1-uilll tilt-1 "old
*gllnid " more mwi’ni ill npiwui'alllLl,
hilt loss into-recline, (it"i'tii'iilili.‘ to s
novel by (‘Oilniws il|y_\l‘i.‘:1 \‘.'i)ii“i)
stirred Curl-lei soon-ii l1) “awning-
ion.
The countess. 111-1111 Airs, iilmzsr
Sehlosolnger. is a if‘i'llh'ili of till: late
Senator Mellili Mel‘orult-il and ii iii»
tor of .loaepl. .‘iiretlml l'llllm‘slon. of
Chicago.
She says '.\‘llsiiiligioi1 sin-111v sits-ls
the "iiicku" more lliit'i‘relilil; lialn
the more polished "old gum-d" and
the lumen: now are "the fashion“
in smart. drawing rooms.
Tho “Hick sciliitui's"ur.1 "mole
amusing than the old guard two
who all snagged NJ) ill iiiiii' 1111.1:
technique and afraid to tell am.
thing." the countess has one of lirr
characters. 1 young oocieiy Kramer,
say in discussion of a new full.
“The hicks lire unafraid. most of
them don't take themselves any too
seriously. Sooner or later. it you
work hard enough, ihey'ii tell you
what they really think."
“Senator Bob Miller." a chief
ehsrscter oi.‘ the. druwinproom
scenes, is it long—hailed seil:1ion.1i
type. in the book. who is supposed
to have been deienlcd for Ira-election
from Wyoming because of his con.
nection with the oil scandals.
Auoiiiei character is a. dt‘ililiflilli‘
vlho doesn't drink smoke or “pr! "
Silo has a. terrible time and i030“
the man she. wanted to marry. An.
Other la a perfect thinner. and :-i1.«~
has a lovely time in the book. Tilt-Te
is a lion'huntlng hostess. and is for-
tune-lluniingJ-‘rcnch diplomat.
The countess reveals inelrlemuiiy
that during the war. riictolrraphs
were installed in some. \"ashingien
drawing rooms to trap spies.
Many Lenten ‘
Brides In London
Brides in London have decided
to ignore the Lenten season. 11nd
marrisges will be more frequent than
for any month since last Bummer.
There will be bt‘tvel'fli American
marriages in ‘Londor during Lent.
Many British and American
days keeping their debutante dough-
ters lrcin setting cussed. which
robs their formal presentation oi
much of its interest.
Psriies for the debuisntcs are
ven on every hand. and although
is necessary tor them to meet
eligible dueling pertncrs for ‘the
functions which no to toliow. it is
equally necessary that they should
keep free of matrimonial entangle-
merits. according to the mothers. un—
til they have had a chance to look
over all the ellsibie youns men.
There is even talk of reviving the
chapel-ones tor the sub-debs. but
there are sold to he s few Instr-ens
who would undertsit’o such I task
with the modern London girl.
‘ TODAY! BIBLE VIRUS.
The Bible Usmorixlus Crusade
Verse for today is:
"Let them be desolate by rea-
son of their shame that say un-
to me. Aha. Airs.”
mothers in Londori are busy nuws— ,-
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Norwalk Chronicler