I..~er ‘ .
CTIVITIES OF SPECIAL INTEREST FOR THE WOMEN OF NORWALK
fore
l
“livery mother is Interested In the
or her child.
h it is with deep Interest theb
.rnothers. nlenibere oi the
the" club listen to the tullte
o by hire. George Philip Krupp
M in well versed on the subject.
.‘Ih tlret given this yeer It the
IND is reprinted below.
" like to very reeent times the v. e-
N00! period. thet to. tho mm from
W9 to seven. he: a little attention
e to It. Intent e end Intuit
lug hes been the sublect or in-
Oreble belly books end magazine
to. end phyei I examinations
' To lug lied thet place in the
pole. but the In-betwen n‘erIod
not hetl its shore ot ettcniion.
' it the let! tire or six years. how ever.
“ “sentient experts end writers on
MI. 0. impaitence of the pre-
fihool years.
“tho-nnulyists. delving beck to
W the source or various edult
+4!!! Mei end complexes. have tree.
ed e surprIth number or them beck
to this eer y formative period. School
hulllorlti cseniining tlioueentis or
(“Mildred have found detects of
Win. o! bone structure. ot nutrition.
elite! slowness. doting been to
74“!!! t in the pro-school years. And
. new. here and there In enswer to e
. ~tlolllend for expert handling or this
. #hmrtnnt period. llhiy schools. or
"U ry eclmols are being established
eyptt'ts super-vise the physical
. And mental. development of the two-
dis year-old.
"TO!“ the great majority of us,
owes. the period is spent in the
”no. itith the mother. and it
‘. in use nnthers to live that it is
bfl' spent. with the greahat
item. ph‘gt‘cnlly and mentally for
he olild. . I
M In mrtent Age.
.-We have b u in the lilillll oi
liking at no» as a sort of bl-mk
rind. e pcrioeil of play before thrr.
.‘ work at It‘Irning begins. “As. n'
'ttq- of fact It is the business
. e or the. child's lire. It is the Ulnf‘
' losing touiidaiihns. of acquiring
ndeulentd'ls. Some one. has said
lve me e ehlld up to the .igu 0i
and I can sut‘Itb‘ predict jurit
lint. sort or poi-son ii \leI turn, out
be.
"Physically it is 11111: the per'md oi“.
clincher: fl. time of rapid g. I\\'lll.:
'. that excellent book "The. enliiif
Eh. llunnbout tI'iElil,‘ Ill. ,1 urns'
growth and de-icloplnt-nt fer
efiers from two to seven. Briefly
‘oygue as follows. Average gain in
5 pounds ii your. .lvcrage‘
Alli height 3 inches n. yt'lll‘. The
. ten has reached almost adult size:
it the sixth year The heart elniostl
Mmples its weight in tliI. (list 5'
3 mm. II) this ptllod tilt t'elnda
eutel rnuscuim .idJiistmrnts mi
Mot The child. acqulicu skill :Llltll
” ed in walking. running ,iunipuigq
handling things .‘lllil lllflli‘lll'.‘ liis'
:- work out his will with lll'lll.
och. from random coatings and
rg'tings ot infancy tile ‘de-dri' ‘nnd
'fit¢~litt" o! the culiiesi yeasts be-
‘fll themes articulate and inmlligcnt.
,9 vacnbulary in the sleth year
may contain ll'UIlI 2.000 to 4.000
I“!!- Certain social .ndJustzmt-iits
ve been medo vary-hug with cin.
matences end treining. The big.
t end most fundamentui strips to.
it: the formation or a sex-int. being
eve been taken.
Whet, in the light or the»: tools,
In tho mother's duty to the pl‘ovschool
ml": We have already discussed
. physical care at the chili: and .l
Ill merely levlew the mom points.‘
“Feeding In this time ot‘ rapid growth
firnoet importent. It is not enough
0 retrain from giving such things as .
re obviously unsuitable much 35'
try end higlslv seasoned condhl'
ent. rich shut-es. sweets. etc. Bone.
ltd Elastic. building roods must be
in suihcient quantitiesi
3. od milk and plenty- of it. should
be the first thought ureen \egetri-
broad iruit.
a little ment.
In grout detail the “gums {or i
' raw. eggs.
1 the beet quality iire other stand
vinyl Desserts should be. ample-ens-
rd..dunkcis. i'iee omitting, stewed
slut
biting Habits
eating habits slioluid be es~.
It It] such es cereill! mention.
a e taste for all necessary and
hole-cine tood. no eating between.
unless where extre. nourish-
.s'. is required in cases or malnu-
. . Certainly a. very limited el-
we of sweets—retains. dam
age ere better than cendy s!
‘f out” malog)’ have begun to em. »
I gloom, (Iiild.
or indeed at any age.
etul attention to weight and
' of ries of Talks On “The Child" Given Be-
thers’ Club Proves Very Interesting;
I. Gives Good Suggestions.
_"
Leader
snss lw’l'l.’
1.5 Nortnen Eveline. who is i-eptntil
of one of the 'l'. ’C. II. membership
art: 3 :eenis.
I‘ll]:
height is important at this lillli‘. nlsn
thorough cvulnlnutloae by :I pp).
sit-Inn.
"I'Zioreise without ov-isti'uin. In
another t-sstlitinl. lI'reII plny out-
doors room to run Illi’llll. to Jump
and climb. to bulaneo ilntl st-v-Siill'.
these. are things within lllt' rI-m'h of
(‘\'t'l')' snmll loop or country i'nlnlly.
live one who has not tried to bring
up young children In a l.Ir,L't‘ city can
.uppru-iate 110v. precious and desir-
.l;il'tle they ni'I-I
"if there are tiny pity-shut] Ileleets
to he ml'l't-eteil. teeth in be tilled
(and the cure oi lliI- lll'st teclll
should liol lu' Ilr‘fllt'I'II'il. for «Irony
In those is sure to Illl'u‘t tin Homili'l
set) tonsils or ohm-ills lo Ire re-
moved and d~ hits of sight or lit-or.
whit) ho attended to. muliiiltritlon
in bi (Itlltiltd lil ii In llIIIlt' ill this
llllli'. lit-Torr lll" 'iI \\ I\pI I'll'lli'i'b of
flC-lliltll IIII' ll.‘i\'t‘ to in- lli"l.
“Sunshinn' nnd l'i'irsll llll' are
prime I-rsi iiiiul:= ill this 'iuiI. :m-I
lllkl'l' I‘.Ill lu' llIl‘rlIIIlI‘Il I II_I(l§ IlIt'Ill
oi‘ them ill lllt‘flt"
Slut p m' :i \\I II \I lIlllill-‘tl IiuIIt
00m “"d 1"" 'W'm'u'hl" "Cd “‘1 easily eotnblislitd in the leisure ot' [011"! Sr. Mild Rudolph “(‘l‘m- ”--
liiliist -.Ii' i<
iIlI light of (very
A liiiliillium soiled-
N)
lllt'l‘l‘ :lrt‘ioiIII-i' si‘ It‘s to be tollsiIIer-
Oil.
"i liiI-iitiomd 'Ii.ii Ili.- Iu'uln
l'etiriieii ulliiori, iiililll sir-- iii the
sixth" _\":II', This; llI'.t|l.\ :i l’nl‘l‘t“.
spniidiiig inelilill III \i‘lllllllll‘lll —~:iiid
a {'I‘t‘dl. l‘OHlOIlsIltlllly on llIt- port of
the mothers in guiding this devel-
opment. All sorts oi fundamental
COIIL‘OpliOns din lninr‘r liv'riuiltd at
tile Iirnl. i‘ Olli' Iption oi ('0Im form.
\vI-isllt. sizI. liuiuhtrs toiling It
shopld _liI- iii-- mo‘her's part to see
that these ill't' correctly formed——
various blocks. bulls. colored paper
end so forth may lie iised—-—or just.
lilo t‘l'i'l‘y. tlll_\' things. SllCliS llIltl
stones, sctnpn from the
spools. (lollies pins. The important
thing is to HII that correct eon-
«opts are formed in rI‘cilrrI in ‘hese
things. That ltlllt" is recognizt'd us
llllli', lilill lllt' lighter is distinguish-
ed from tho heavier. i‘ - rough froiiv
”he smooth. ‘
‘Speet'li is niititlitr’i iliilil: “lil’ll
is strongly lump m I Il’ I. _\ the menu r.
Lit liiI pill in :i spIIiuI pIIli for
lb.- ('lllltl here. 'l‘t‘lli‘ll will to .‘Ilii‘i'lk
clearly, ilisl‘t-gui'tl IInIiy'iiilk entire-
ly or very early, give him .1 flrx~
lbII' vociihillnry and skill ili express-
ing himself. It. is till li. matter of
imlluiion—-Thc child who is spoken
to intelligently. frequently- in gentle
tones of voice. with n free. own
though simple. use of words. is IZO-
Lllg in :iequiru- curly llll‘ use oi‘ I'IInr
expressive Itingungv. Only one who
has bt‘tll hampered ill tho
language. t'ill‘l' nppreI'inin how much
that menus.
"This Is the time for pli'ttll'e
hooks and s‘ories. 'l‘iiroiiirh lllt'nl is
built up a. background of Hpt'i‘imli'o
and ‘plny is given to the inn-grinn-
tlon. very tictii'r- :it this time. All-
other period will have to be devol-
i'ni; - ling;
um of
MarxiLilmoln Council
embers To Visit
Waterbury Council.
Members ot Her! Lincoln coun-
cil. D. 0. U. A. 11.. ere plennlng e
trip to Weterbury. Heturdey. Novem-
ber 27. Arreugemsnte were mode
at the meeting of the council lest
night. et Progress Forum hell.
Wuhiugton street.
The locel members will visit the
Marthe Weehtngton council. No. I.
of Waterbury. where it is expcchd
that e wonderful time will be hed
because elubol'ete plelle have been
made for that night.
All those who on plennins to so
are asked to meet promptly at 6
o‘clock et Progress Forum hell.
where. cars will he wetting to teke
the members on their way.
The first nominetion of officers
vvus n feature of Inst night's meet.
ing. The second nomination will take
place at the next meeting of the
COIllli‘ll which will be held Decem-
ber 6. Election or officers will pro.
bubly foll0w in nbout four weeks.
After the business session. the
mi'mlit‘rs attended the show at the-
Rlnlto.
form the subject of enother study
period. Sutllce it to my here that
they should he cducetivr: things;
thin the children can do something
with. I place the mechanical toy,
with candy -- and parties. in the
class if thing. that a young child
In lit-tier off without.
Velllc of Play.
\Ill‘lt' of plot“ eniinot he too
s'roligly stressed. It Is tho grunt.
rducutive influence. The baby. coo-
ilig .iud gurgling. kicking its legs
llllil experimenting with its fingers.
is just he truly educn‘. lug itself as
the sIholnr det p In his treatise on.
philosophy. Play In lcnlliing how
to live. Thu-e must be lots of free
pl.iy——liut there is also on opporw
tuni. y through illiccted play to titl-y
vnnce the mental and til. physical.‘
development of the tliild. and mum
things can be taught by milking}
play of them. that no limeunt oil
prompt iould illr‘illmitI
"filler is the. but hilllll
time. Habits 0t rout-Hing can he
formed by exntriple-obedience is
pI rliripr. the most neresonl'y habit foi-
The
forniiiigl
PAGE MRS. WEED!
There is little that interests us more than the
in our own home town.
We like to hear what is happening, why it heppened and
what 0i on one else. thinks iilmut. the happenings.
And so it is Iliiii ii izrenl. deal of interest '3 being bl0d Ill llIU
writings. of Mls. llt‘lt‘llil IliII Weed who is the. latest addition to
our ('tlllOl‘lIil sini'i'.
Mrs. \l'I-I'Il \\'¢'l\' Liol'll iilltl brought up in ihis t'tIlllIllIllIlll'.
She has spent, the largest. part of her useful life in Noru'nlk;
her greutesl intiresi is I-eniI-red in this city and her heart is
\t‘ltli the people.
“itli ii mind as tlitil .i~ I'istiil a generous nature that in-
cludes Ii slice oi Iluinoi. n «I: nil oi" wit, it (tool of sympathy tin-.l
an ability to see the liiIl suits or every question. Mrs. Weed is
well Htltlplt‘il to write upon mineral topics of the. day us they
touch Noxi’.\illk
Are \OII llllt'lthli'tl in radiators that freeze, in politics. ill
the “’i‘IIl'lIll: oi ieIl llillllli'l~ lli women who have. to work. clorv
of career or no glory oi in the. progicss of Norwalk'
Then run ad Mrs. Weed s t'Illumn
\ou will find iii it till NIIIS of things. of interest to an) and
all and ospi-i-iillli to \'or'u' ‘IlliI‘I'\ for there will he 3 hit. oi local
color in 0\ er} nriiile
Page Mrs. Weed!
"goings on“
Local People I Farewell Party
Visit Home For
n Dr. and Mrs. Jemee M. Boyd. )6
Aged At (11.01011 Melbourne rend who ere shortly to
ieeve for Georgie where they will
make their (store home were tend-
ered e surprise ferewell perty et the
home of Mr. end Mrs. Oscar F
it
A party or local people including
Mr. and Mrs. Irving heed ulld Mum
Katherine Hood. 210 Main Street.
and Mr'. and Mrs. Wilbur litiblnvn,
Schultse In West ort eve ii
Westport nvcnuo. inotoi'cil to 010- evening. p n e lest
ton. Sunday llllil tIlcrI' Inspected Ahost of Dr. end M" Boyd's
"Filirxiow." the Iiome “'l’ ”"1 “Fl"- frionde gathered et the Schultzc
sponsored by Connecticut Udd 1.3.1.
lows.
Herbert J. Phillips. superintendent
of the home took the. puriv on .i tour
of inspection of the splendid in ii In.
ilrmnrv added to the home.
Surprise Party
home to bid goodby to the popuier
couple. There wee denclng in the
studio of the house end music end
refreshments.
Among the 86 people present were
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Morgan. Mr.
and Mrs. Edward R. Von Cutlebcrg.
.\Ir.nnd Mrs. Clifford R. Hnulchildt.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Jackson White. Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Burr, Mr. and
Mrs. C. Jackson White. Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Burr. Mr. end Mrs.
Cithrios Pfehl. Mr. and Mrs. Sayre
Yen's. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Schultzo Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lou-
don. Dr. and Mrs. Boyd. and Mr. and
hire-’Schultze.
K 806ml Kind birthday Nllll‘rlhc
party was given et the home oi .\ii'.
and Mrs. Izoilolz. Newtoun .'l\tllllt
Saturdnv i-iIiiiiis. in lIOIIOI 0t ‘ilis.
ll. I“. Holt.
Piano solos were given by .\li.~s
Meta Burns. Miss Ruth H012 and
Miss Elsie I‘ ulllll. Uanie- eutl dent'-
a Cllllil to term. if lie.l is to me ill .i‘m‘ were Plllfiyt‘Il. Refreshments ~
world or law and on It“ “ I “"y'ucrc served I “ "
D01“ ”“il 'I'Il‘l‘m"" "“t 1“ us' Alnonit these plibclll \\'t' in Miss“ Y Banquet
striie for the obedience that recent.
nizes tli' lcnsouableilcss ot the do.
mand-«not that which rlesponds
only to the loud voice and the lip-s
llrll‘ll hilllil. 1
"Habits oi iiI‘ntnIss iii puilili5
niiuv toys and (Iotlits should to os-.'
liabllsiicd. lluhiis ot’ cit-siilllicss. the
l
sonai ones.
I"""‘"""“' ““5 llltlnls‘ oi soli‘ hI-lp. oi dressing urnt- Felinn‘er. Collin-l l'lunhuI'It.
. \viiI II hours are
iule oi liour< l"l|llll'l‘ll _.I ill-J vari-
ous :luI's. Ir‘ giiIii III In: intimfi:
book. ,
"Ni murh i'or llII' pIiisiI'..l i‘.'tl't‘.
I'I‘Iiel'p lg n nreui III-.11 illm'I- to lit?
said or (‘Olll'§(’. | lIII\'I' ouIv been
.i‘me to tout-Ii llIi‘.lii‘.‘ll spots-«bill
the use or toothbrush
brush and towel. nII per.
I‘i'gular physical nubile,
dillly tiill.
:Illll liilll’
Iy nil-I promptly. .\II lllIl-II‘ flit: melel
later. i
in
yzotrs than
lived and llli‘lt
oftui :l scurry to be off.
The (‘t‘lill‘lllsllllll‘lll of social
tiolis l)t.‘l.’lll5 now. lit the
)‘I'alii lllclt- is .i li‘litlont')’ in pluyi
alonI. IniI-i' comes the interest llll
(lllli'l children. and n. preference oil
them to union companions. The
choice nt‘ companions is of import-
ance: let him no fur its possiblc linvc
companions of his own age. This
limited for u more normal gin: alldl
lilliI.'. and a more. men lltljuslllimii..f
It is good tor the dreamy. bookish
child to have the compenionship of
on active rough and tumble sort end
the advantage is miituel. A bullying.
tho pt't- -scll00l
rein-
olirllv‘;
domineering ehid should not bel
thrown exclusively with weaker.
gentler companions. 'l‘lic. timid.
gentle soul should occasionally be
put in the position of having to be
llli‘ lI-mier or aggressor. Wise guid-
Illll‘i‘. hero enii lit. \ery liI. Ipi‘ul.
“Bitorc he reaches school ugc Iliel
average child will have come to the|
questioning age. He “ill have asked‘
where he came from. where all ba-
bies come. from. Answer him simply
and truthfully. It will be his best:
\vtnpon in the inevitable contncisl
with icnornnce and sniiittinees.
Above all. fit your child be. fret i
from (tars. four of the doctor, tlie’
dentist. the policeman. the ttachcr.
fears of tho dark. of bugs and mice
of cuts and dogs. Let him be free-
from the worst of all. the intangible
tears. that are a reflection of your
own apprehensions i'or lilm. or ofI
your own uncouragcous or discour ‘
aged attitude tow-aid lite. ‘vinny of|
the complexes of later We ale trifle.-
cd Inuit to such unfounded fears;
and NYC
and persistent effort it at ell.
Mrs. Finch Wills
The drawing for the 'I‘Iinnksgiviii:.'
basket was held (it til; hone of
Mrs. Murillo. Wilcox. 124 \V hing-
ton street. last night. by the. mem-
hers or the Women's Relief corps.i
t
oped to the study of suitable books No. 15. Mrs. Jennie Finch wee the
and pictures for young children holder of the lucky number and
“Tho rhoieo of play things could clain nd the. basket. .
mm wl'iilc
powerare
pontlclitionb £033“
in
is assured by the use of Rumford than
with anyan other baking pow wd . Its leaven-
uallccl(un-
isactually
made more noufisliingb y the use of
only eradicated Ivy putiont ,
Anne Stlniib \Iisn Leno Spoty. Miss
i. Isle l‘l.lllln Miss Joliuilnn Itody.
Mm Julia Miko. Miss Catherine
Hultclic. Miss ltlitli llolz.
A “Y" banquet will he held by the
young people of the First Congrega-
tional church of Norwelk. Tuesday.
on
Mr unil Mrs. ii. inn-n... .ur. and November ’I‘III‘ hunqurt is being
Mrti. A Ullltlltl oi' \\'I~sipori. .\lr. held for the purpose of raising
and Mrs. II. I’. Iiolle. Mrs. .1. MIL”, mariey for the Y. M. C. A. pledge
made by the
church.
\ splendid progreru hes been er-
willinm I ranged nnd ll. good time is promised
to all who attend. There will be a
speaker at the evening with tori-Its.
sinpln: and other features.
"in Philadelphi;
. Mr. and Mrs. John Merrimen. 317
'11” in..nv li'lt'ntls or .\ll.\. \\'. .I.,Main street. and daughter. ltutli
Sullinlu, III (‘iildl .IIliil who has on spending the holiday week-end
lrLln coniimd io llll' bid (or (iii. pas' with rclettvcs In Philadelphia. They
i‘ret ivwks. “I” lie glad to II n are. also planning to visit the SI-suni-
thal. sliI- in hide to be out usiiii'. ("Elli 'iliInl while there.
liui. 1.. C. Wu ml. liobcrl Scliii'idi.
ltobert Housinenn. Adnm Strnub.l
Gus ltodv. llori DUlCllt‘l‘ oi West-l
port. Eduard Illppmnii.
.voung people of the.
Ire-d l'iilliii. II‘reII \‘ogt. liuduipii
of NI“ ltxrsey. '
Recovering
”I'll. Stephany has been enticing. .
(rain injuries received when site i ' l '\ .
down the. flight of stall-n :ii 1 Girls Frlendb
" . ‘ i i ' S II
:lllo‘rl"gii‘llilrzlll’kiilt'l‘ligand?” ‘ m \iiinhers of the Girls' Friendly
~,.___~ .' Ntltlf‘ly of Si. Pul‘s church met for
Int-wing lst nlxht. The members are
Parliamentary Law Mm... on «I... can..." to v. u...
W“. ;In the Christmas pegenht.
Mrs. I'ran (loodytnr can: tllcl
second of III r talks of "I'ui'llamon-i
tnry Low" n‘ 1b.. mating ot‘ the.
i‘lOlllt‘TS' ('lllli. yesterday afternoon
at the. t'ill'ls' nnd Won-en'. club. .
Because of the storm of last week,
the first of these lectures by Mrs. '
Goodvmr “.is not \ll\ w-«II attend-l
ed but \i .Nlt iIl. ii ”I llll i inc found out
I
ANGEVINE
FURNITURE CO.
16 North Main Street
So. Norwalk Phone 255
tXN’llv lit. :iiitniiiini i
”J. G. Gives
l)It-‘-"vlilliei l. the .T-(i girls \Illl
Iim. n Til iulisuiiiii llllllitl' iii Rus‘
scll's SunfloiiIi ’I‘.uein. Docs-tuber!
" the lnIiiiI-I i< oi' the cliiipior will
meet lin- t . .llill K. Lill‘lfi in e bowl-
ing lnnti‘li.
Members or. .iiktrl to note that!
thorn will In no lIi.'iil.il' mceiingi
of the IlirtptIi this \iiIk.
A Sew end Beautiful Line of
Rochester Heat-Proof
Casseroles
Pie Plates
Tea Sets
l’or Thanksgiving at
Frank L’auder's
98 Washington Street
. South Norwelk
i
Ideal? tssir!
'sonnow
noun
For Coel,‘ Goths. Bills et
Inge! Interest
Public Loan Corp.
so wet 8t.’ limik‘
Over 'rristreln & Kntt'e
J
John Houghton Tells
Interesting Story
Of S. S. Convention
Very lntcncsilng was the report of
the recent three day session of the
State Bunilnv school convention held
In Hartford. glien by John
Iloughionb‘uuday night. at the 15p-
wortll LI-nguu meeting of tho East
Avenue ME. cl-uicli. Mr. lioughton
gait: l‘lllllllMll’li" duscrlpiions ot‘ the
splendid discussion group.- \‘lllt‘ll
\"i'ro is feature or the convention.
SI-vI-rnl pI'IviIIv nItIniII'Il the cow
\‘tiilhn.
lil llit pni'iv liolii this our w.“-
Mr. and Mrs. 1"i'liiiI‘In Northrup, Miss
liuth l'lile. lliilllll IinrtuI-ll nnd
John lloughtor.
Amour: tho speak-us at the roll-
vosiiluii. one of ill” lenders “as the
liq. Ili'. Al'litiiiinli Iloyli'on. “ll'J
nddrenwd llli.‘ (ll'lCKtllt‘H on “IIle
pious litluelition ill tho .\'I .ir I'Insi.”
Ilr. llovilton. ililrlul; llll' nimnm'.» or
Dr. Jefferson. mlppIiI-ii ill“ pulpit. oi”
the well-known Iiiontiiinv 'I‘iinple.
New York. for the. post .‘lill'.
Dr. Hugh Magill of Chicago “.4:
ill". speaker of the l"rltl-’l.\' morning
session. .llis topic “as "The Task
nrid Its Leadership." in. Mugill.
who is General Secretary of the ln-
ternational (.‘ounrll ot‘ Religious
Education. is “'l ll-lv'llO\\li throughout
the country In t-dueniionnl circles and
has served Illinois as state. senator.
The delegates from Nurwalk were
especially interested in the Young
People's contercnce which was held
l'riouy evening and Saturday. Corn-
:nvr.cllli; with fl. banquet on Friday
F\'lllllll;'. the program tins crowdrd
with Inspirational addresses. confor-
eneee. music and SOCI.’Il.(’\'(‘nl‘.
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Member Leaves
Members of the (-8 Chaptir of
tilt Girln' and Women's club “'0“-
both pleased and disappoulted at
the meeting inst night. l'loascd be-
cnusc they hurl welcomed s. new
member into the chapter. Disap-
pointed llt't‘illlt‘" .\Ii-I. \\illi:im \Vrlitnt
Is leaving tin» eluII,
Miss Mao Bull is the. new member.
Mrs. Wright whose home Is in Der-
byshirc. England. is leaving Decem-
ber 15. for her iintiva laud.
(‘iirds iverc InloyeIl at last eve.-
ninfs metting. The prize winners
were Mrs. Evu ilill. Mrs. Frederick
l’tet and Mrs. W. Farmer.
Mrs. SaniuIi Slt‘vtnh‘on “on the
attendance prize. liclresliinents
tier-e served by Mrs. Beninmin
“bone and Mrs. Dziiid Logan.
Dancing and during \\t W (‘ll_l0\'titl
Tried Local Recipe
HIiul'wI I
Mrs.
INDIAN Pl‘Dllthl‘.
Elisabeth P3. Barnum.
it tnliII'spoons lndinli inml
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together but do not boll.
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at the close of llII' iiiiet‘iiig. The
chapter llli‘L‘lS :iiziiiii next Monday
night.
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TIMES SQUARE
AUTO SUPPLl
tit No. Main St. So. Norwellt
Phone 2700
on Wall St.’ Norwslll
Phone 2100
Both Stores Open Evenings
RENT
JOHNSON ELECTRICAL
FLOOR POLISH!!!
for a. day
Alexander Furniture
Company
50 South Main Street
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Lenders. gutter}. tin roots end
«beet metal work promptly et-
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Nash, Raymond.
& Dene Co. ‘
31mm
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rain him early in life to
total by giving him a
will keep accurate time.
In our stock will be found
That Wonderful Boy
be punc-
'.'i.tcli that
good sub-
stentlel watches 0! guaranteed time-keep-
ing quality priced from
$10 up.
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Jacoby’s
12-14 No. Main St.
So. N orwalk
November
Coat
Sale
Good Coats 0E Every Type
' $25. 00 $396390 $49. 50
SALE or DRESSES
$10 $15
‘
Frisbie’s Pies
make your
THANKSGIVING DINNER
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