Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-06
WILLIMANTIC

Company which was parked in front of damaged, the Reo receiving a broken headlight and punctured radiator, Dem mgs Dedge touring car receiving a pair of bent mudguards, cracked headlights, and twisted bumper. The damage to the Rec was said to amount to $100 and Deming will settle.
 The meeting ef the WiIlimantic Wo- mans club was held Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at their rooms, Ne. sos Main street. Following the business meeting Dean Irene Nys of the Connecticut Col lege for Girls, New London, spoke on Modem Education for Women in General and Connecticut College in Particular. Dean Nye took her audience far back to 1600 and traced out the first founding of education for women. Coming nearer in years she spoke of Nathan Hale's days of schoelteaehing. In a diary kept by Na- than Hale was an entry stating that be-. tween the house of and T in the morn ing he had class of 20 young ladies to, teach. This shows how little education was allotted women in schools in the days of the forefathers. As the 18th cen- jury approached learning for women took great advance and many high schools, seminaries and colleges were founded. These colleges in great part took up teaching of higher education. One of more recent additions to the college for women was Connecticut College at New London which has for an object some thing not general in other women col leges. It is the policy of this college to teach higher education in general, with course which fits the graduate to earn 8 living if 1t becomes necessary. The college since being founded has had a steady growth and many applicants are turned away each year. The enrolment f in the freshmen class for the coming
 year has already reached 100.
 l The musical part of the program was furnished by Miss Ruth Herrick, with three solos. She was accompanied at the piano by William Berard. 1 The next meeting of the club scheduled | to be held Tuesday, April 19, is to be one of the most important of the season and will be held at the Congregational tchuTch house at o'clock in the evening. The speaker will be Dean Charles R.
 Brown of Yale University who will de- liver public lecture on The Greatest
 Man of the 18th Century.
 l. Tho week of April 24th to May 1st is to be known throughout the country and i Children's Week for Sunday School The
 national plans were made by the Inter. national Sunday School Association and notices received by the local churches I have been acted upon, committees ap. pointed and plans made for the week The plans locally are to be as follows: I During the week previous to April 24th teachers are being urged to call on theil pupils urging them to come to Sunday school and take part in the weeks events I Parents are also being urged to attend of <l1a churches, Sunday, April 24. Pastors al local Protestant churches are to prepare Especial children's sermons for the two Sundays. Sunday afternoon, April 24 at o'clock. there is to be community song festival at the First Baptist church
 at which Rev. H. s. McCready and one
 other speaker to be announced. viii tel several entertaining stories. Durins Sunday School Week each church is tc
 hold departmental festivals, separate af. Iternoons or nights for each grade. Sun-
 day, May. 1, reports of the doings Q,
 Sunday School week are to made at tn, lchurches
 | At meeting sf representative citizens held Tuesday noon Salvation Arm, advisory board for this district wal
 founded. The local board is similar t those being founded in many New Eng land cities and it's completion means tha leyery facility of the Salvation Army i
 at the disposal of the people of the com
 munity. The officers elected at tn,
 meeting were: Frank H. Foss, president James F.. McGlone, vice president; Mis- Jane Ashton, secretary; and H. Clinton Lathrop, treasurer. Members of the fl , nance committee of the advisory boar, ltnclude the officers and two followin,
 appointees, Valentine L. Murphy an
 Pierre Laramee. The complete boar
 will number fifteen and will be appoint
 ed by President Foss before the mex
 meeting. The plan of the Salvation Arm
 in creating an advisory board is to mak . it possible to 'do greater work anon
 the people. The increased activities o