Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-28
HE LIKED rHE cLthethe KIND

1WAat is the matter with the ysFi- ogs girls Of yoJf acquaintance" l1- quieFd t1e yoBp plaD iD the polka aet 1 Bsek scarf, sareastieaily, Isn't any youT"
 "oh, good locking. yes" admitted ] the other young man, who was disti'ls guisbed by a Windsor tie. Lots of lem have beauty to burn,a but women are sc iHdependent and seif-fe- -laht nowadays, They all run theiF own cars and brag of their golf trophies, Why, I don't believe there is girl left in the whole universe who is afraid Of mouse any more, Well here comes your sister Kate, interrupted the polka dot individual. She's charming enough to distract any man. Why not find a girl of her type to love, honor and obey2 Kate is a winner. know" Srudg- ingly agreed that persons brother '-But she is strong minded like all the brow paper for her suffrage club but she can't even trim a hat 50 feminine stgongmindedness IS the cause of my brother BoD's quarrei with fate, is it?" laughed Kate. when the two men had risen to greet her and Bob's complaint had been ex- p.ained.
 Well. that is easily answered. Kate continued. Bob will have to meet little Miss Marsh, who is visit
  Marsh is a genuine old fashioned girl. She likes to crochet She can't play bridge, even. She is sure to be at the dance tonight, Robbie, so don't fai! to be there
 Bob protested that be was not much interested, but o'clock found him dancing with the quaint little Miss Marsh to the strains of the Country club phonograph.
 T do indeed wish that I might ac- cept your nice invitation to play golf tomorrow" that Young woman was that I do not even know one of those long sticks that you play with iron, another"-
 Bob smiled down approvingly into the brown, appealing eyes. Never stead, and if you're exceedingly nice to me I'll let you drive my new car"
 Miss Marsh expressed her enthusi- asm in what an unprejudiced person might have called a saueal, "Oh, I'd adore motoring with you" she then proceeded. but please don't even jest about my driving your car. It always makes me shudder to think of steer Ing an sutemoetls. lar, ] am siS afraid that son." she ended.
 Bob really considered har delight fully far from being stupid, but didn't say so then. but . week later when on
 
 ing, and fer hfteeA minutes watched her sktllful white hands. he eeuld not lenger conceal hts admiration,
 I'm 70 happy to nnd yeu here" he teld her, VI was terribly afraid that you mtGht be ever playing teAnis with the other slFls,@
 Little Miss Marsh si9hea, "Ne,s she said, a hit sadly, All these pas- times take 90 MueA ef ene's precious time and l stmRly had te trim ever this cid hat for yeuF sisteEAs luncheon ezInaFfew-eF stay heMeD"
 hehNs heart skipped a Whele beat cut ef pure icy at the confession, Poor little kifi, trimming her ewA hats and net ashamed te admit t. Some aay he promised himself he would euy her all the hats iA creation te eeVeF her cute little feminine head,
 However, hee dia not effeF his heart and hie hand te the lady uAtil some days later. when they were eieAiekiA9 N Reaeptek's Wceas,
 Bob wes explaining @ her all the eie questions of the day. which che admitted were seWifaeftAk te her peer little brain. when a eatAstfebhe ees cured which assisted fate,
 The catastrophe wac COW, . per. feetis tame and eeea tempered ant. nal that saaaeniS peked her horne through the endefefslsh and sA1ed with placid interest upon the pieniak- eft beneAth the tree.
 Miss MsFsh screamed And after the