...... ”an“... .mMMW—W—n—a
Clark of Hawaii street. is con-
te his home with an attacit of
intuition.
"the Junior mastic will hold a mis—
‘ . I 3 meeting at the East Avenue
. Wist church tomorrow afternoon
Sro'olo‘clt
IanIiottie Plait, oi Sherry street,
Wentortain the members of the
mar social Club at her home this
evening.
, The Woman’s Allxiiill‘y of Christ
it are holding a meeting this of
Moon with Mrs. G. F‘ Smith, of 13
Min street.
Stanfield Circle-of King's Daughters, at
be? home, today.
V Attthe conclusion of the prayer meet
in; that will be held at the East Ave—
tone Methodist Church this evening.
.litn'oniclal board will hold a. meeting.
. e weekly prayer and praise ser-
me will be held at the Advent Chris-.
M church will be held this evening,
George -.M Teeple occupying the pub ‘
pit.
It.
. It is hoped that there will be it
3 large attendance at the weekly pray-
er meeting that will be held at the
Swedish Congregational church this
’ I. evening.
Rev. William W. Gillies will Occupy
the pulpit and preach at the weekly
{mixer and praise service Which will
in hold at the East Avenue Methodist
ethnrch this evening. The subject will
. I ‘The Genius of Christianity. “
. The brilliant illumination of the
last night as a result of the tire
.iv‘which destroyed the Luther M. Wright
[notary in Madison street attracted a
.3?” number of East Norwalk people
. M South Norwulk last evening, many
_;0I! them leaving a partially consumed
Inset
Mrs. Charles Plait and Mrs. George
wood and others 0f East Nor-
‘finlk, were amongthose who attend-
' he banquet given by Court Vic-
, Order of the Golden Sceptre in
Haven last evening. Banner
oil. of South Norwnllt, sent. a
lion.
Today Is the first day .3: spring, ac-
Wing to the calendar announce.
t. Perish the thought. The mer-
I in the thermometers showed that
I em‘pernturc was down to 18 de-
Ies above zero and wit. snow, sleet
.- rain, East Norwalkers are about
may. to believe that the winter back—
bone is still firm and strong.
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Advice to Expectant Mothers
The experience of Motherhood in a try-
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tinctly an epoch In their lives. Not one
woman in a hundred is prepared or on-
derstands how to properly core for her-
self. Of course nearly every woman
nowadays has medical treatment at
such times. but many approach the
experience with an organism untitled
for the trial of strength, and when it
is over her system has received a shock
from which it is hard to recover. Fol-
lowing right upon this comes the nor-
vous strain of caring for the child, and
n distinct change in the mother results.
There is nothing more charming than
a happy and healthy mother of children.
and indeed child-birth under the right
oonditior'is need be no hazard to health or
beauty. The unexplainable thing to that,
with all the evidence of shattered nerves
' end broken health resulting from an un-
prepared condition, and with maple time
in which to prepare. women will persist
in going blindly to the trial.
Every woman at this time should rely
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once childless there
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women noun“.
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dist Episcopal church, at which times
the. following officers werelclected;
llonoary President—Mrs. John Shoo
mun Hoyt.
i’resident~—Mrs. Edgar Lynch.
First Vice President-«Mrs. Earl
l‘lioines.
Second VicoProeldentw-Mlee Mary
Hart '
Third Vice President—Mrs. Mary
Spciicor.V
secretaryobilss Vivian Stevens.
Treasurer—Mrs. Kate Themes.
Flour 'l‘reasurermhilss ileulrice De
Waters. ‘
The next meeting will be held the
first Friday in May.
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Phone 1278
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Rev. “when S. Brown will supply
the Congregational church at Green.
wich, Sunday, at the morning and
evening services.
Mrs. Herbert S. Brown departed
yesterday for a few days” visit with
her sisters. Mrs. B E. Browa. and
Mrs. Frank A. Baldwin, at Now its“
ven.
There was a meeting at the Roway-
ton Baptist Church, Tuesday night, of
the Sunday-school teachers of the
Dar-ion and Rowsyton churches. Rev.
Carlos Martyn, of Noroton. was in
There was study and discus-
sion. The next meeting will be held
on April 9 at the Rowayton Metho-
dist Church and Rev. Herbert S.
Brown, of Dorian. will be in county
VJohn Conllln, who resides“ out»
Essen place, was arrested money.
by constable Hanford Smith. for a
lasting to send his thirteen-Would
daughter and his ‘MXWTIQWV
Tuesday night.
Bmlth.1uatioeof .
Utilize Your Branded Silk.
if you have several yards of brocad-
cd bordered ullit whose ground coloring
does not go especially well with any
other material which ‘you may have on
At the Theatres
l
.vi,
norr-s THEATRE.
That South Norwallt has the most
poplilrir vaudeville theatre In these
hand, utilize it for one of the new fan-{parts is a fact which no observant
cy blouses having a yoke effect and' person, can painsay.
The steady poll-
slocvc tops of figured design and a' cy of lloyt's presuming its routine of
body of plain coloring.
'l‘he easiesti attraction regularly and «insistently
way to make such it blouse is to have; with no sporadic excursions into other
the kinmno or cut in one sleeve type. theatrical fields. and
for the silk will go further in making'
that model and th'o are but
scents—those beneath
its thebiouse fastens in back and re
quires no trimming whatever. Usual-
two.
the arms~E tlons wcll rooted, in “the affections oi
I
the regularity
and numbers of its patrOuti all stamp
it us an institution with its foundav
Our community. This popularity is ac.
counted for by the calibre of outer
ly the borderlns will remh from the? talnnieut which has been maintained
throat and shoulders half way to the lhiough the years gum, the present
waist line and sometimes It will make management unnamed the responsibili-
l
the entire sleeves of the elbow length. [y of l’Ul'Vt-‘i'llls to the pleasures and
but In payment the sleeves are roud- diversions of local resident!
if occa-
lly pieced out by bands of bordering you”), the programs have fallen in
stltthed on beneath straps of plasma... behind the ”nuaigvengeJLM
satin or silk.
ii'ault has been no deliberate intent of
Another way of utilizing a yard or the booking axentwafler all they are
more of bordered mateiial Is to cut II: but human and being such, HEN? w!
tor of the Town"
ville
This Week the Program that vote the
"NI meson.
ly engaged for this week.
Greatest Wonders of the Universe
The Living Proof of Darwin's The-
ory. The “nation of the Era
me. ANTONIO cues offers
RAMA AND eAMA
Two highly-educated almlane who
thing but talk eat. drink, slur.
tor. ekate. Give boiling enhlb tlono,
roller skate, dress like men. and nu-
merous other things. Their per-
formanco has astounded scientists.
The Enigma of Human Evolution.
A Muelcal Beauty
VERONI VBRUI a BROTHER
introducing Helodloue Masterpieces
on a Variety of instruments.
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““9 “1’1”er 10““ ”the" than closc‘ err the same as other folks: theatri- Special A“... “gum"..Th, W"...
titling sleeves
“w“ 3199‘“ "9 cal then lay no claim to infallibllity.i liable Character Comedienne
“9W9“ "“0 a sham tight fitting “MEI but they do assume themselves to CAROLINE FRANKLIN and Company
which has a hlgh collar and short the honest and
sincere and it has
guimpe ot' the brocade and is worn be we“ this sincerity, assisted by good,
neaili a blouse of a plain collar In sat hard work which has “cm Holt 8' , .
l
m 0" silk Who“ 0“ fashioned “NW“ Theatre in its present petutus today. A Bit O Fascinating Fem "In",
have ””9“ taken ‘0‘“ and whose high Where it is known in every city
”ck had been rounded or V“ “d Connettlcut and pointed out as a mo
slightly 1°“.er the better to reveal dot and a thoroughly up to date vau‘
the fancv gulmpe. if the bordered ma- dew
erial will 5° f” enough the" may 1’” been no exception to the general rule, ‘
soft belt encircling the waist and
turned over once. to form two
ends at the left side. '
Turban: of quaint designs, greatly could headline the me
resembling the ones wornwln pictures
why the early Grecian matrons. are
made of bordered or brocaded silks of
the collect sort. as any texture that HIV
thick. and has considerable drossln;
cannot be satisfactorily shaped. says
short Iln vaudeville, to our patrons.
1
the Chicago inter Ocean. To make one
of these iurbans take a two- yard
length of bordered silk of ordinary
width and divide It lengthwise, in or
der to have a 'strip or about 12-inch
width. Having made a still linen or
canvas top which fits the head closely
from forehead to none of neck. out it
on and drape the silk about it in the
following manner; Starting from the
l
v
lilo house. This coming week has
of ondeavorlng to give the very best
nets
and it Is no
have to offer several
Wei
which i
Playing her Happy. Humorous Play-
lat, “The Club Women."
Wm...—
MAME CLARK
Brilliant in Character Songs. Bright
Wit and
Gymnaete Extraordinary
HOWARD AND CAMPBELL
Society Athletes in Feats Marvelous.
HOYTSGOPE
Every Picture a Surprise
easy matter 6hidh to assign the palm i
The principal attraction of the pro-
gram opening with the. matinee today.
is Raina A Same, “Thefiernl-Huinen
Simian Actors." who have astottodcd
scientist: and are claimed to be the
living proof of Darwin‘s theory. These}
animals arthlnbiy collected. or at.
most human intelligence They wear
evening clothes. eat at a table with
every manner end culture. run jump.
and the best or all give a boxing ex-
hibition that iomliy marvelous. Othu
era on the bill include Caroline malt-
lln and her company. who will be seen
center of the forehead draw the ends I“ ' screamlugly laughable comedy
straight come: it to a point cone
to the care. then down to the neck an
,m, playlot termed I"'l‘he Club Woman."
(1 Marie Clerk will dlsport with sprishl
across Its nape and backward over the 13 ”“8” satire Mid dentists and char
crown of the head. By taking these 8"" W'lulues. Howard and Cam}
folds on to the foundation and then be“ 90““? Millet“. Veroul and We
lining the whole with pale thin silk sV dl Brothers and In eleaant arm or
licndcoverlng is formed which affords Motor-ea common the hill.
more warmth than an evening scarf.
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is more easily adjusted and is newer the 1"" 1N“-
than the ordinary theater can.
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Return of Norfolk Jacket.
it comes in plain and in striped col.
Vera. Black arid white, my and black.
l
l
and blue and white are anions the best
choices just now, but it must be con-
l.ast summer there was on «short on; teased that it I, not on easy fabric to
the part of women who like the man-g bily in “N, ”no”. not u the [limb rs-
nlah style of dress to living back into
fashion the Normlk jacket in. thin
serse and in linens. This effort has
begin again. it should meal with loc-
cool because women naturally new
II
this and the obstacle cloth were not ,
.easy to get. In the whim.
The Norfolk Jacket can be made in
this fabric very woilwln truth, it lends
itself to a casual style of cement.
tired of the same model in com lbw rs. loose belt um is run through the
the summer that they have worn all
winter. but the Norfolk jacket is about
the only this: new that is promised.
i expect to see a good deal of that
snappy little coat that was worn late
last which." and which was not taken
up to an! extent here. and its mound
advent will probably emphasise the
polarity‘ofp'o the platted ticket with
Its loose bolt. writes Anne thtenhouso
in the New 'York Times. _
The first cost was brought out in
Paris for the autumn lesbians. and It
was made on quite slim lines. single
breasted. with the back gathered a lit.
tle below the waist line to the lower
part. and this covered by alooee two-
iuch belt of the material hatched la
the middle with a leather buckle or a
smoked pearl button.
This model is very smart launch.
but one has to be careful about those .
gathers in the back, whereas the Not»
talk Jacket with its wide plaits from a
shoulder yoke is advisable tor the ina-
0th or listens.
m” an um that. «m unit we;
ill out m is blue and in man.
with onus urst end white "the
suit-id. but tau iiiel' any are
w-momentumem...
platia is no loam placed at a high
waist use, out'sb‘out‘ an incthelow
the normal. and lo. looeiy Installed
in front, like the belt of I be: ‘evblouiet
" Nodee in Brief.
Changeable taffeta hats are Ipona~
tar. '
’(tQI’
flinch basis of black velvet are much , .
used to trim blouses.
Wide shall“ appear utmost, of the VI
elaborate afternoon frocks.
There is a return of the yoke out in
one withtho Vetook and boned (fill! the
collar to the m. .
There is a trend toward simplicity
in everything pertaining to the col!
fun.
Separate blouses of navy blue crepe ‘
do chine are relieved by revere and
col of white Vilatiu‘.
Quinlan or chlflon and indecent
ribbon edge pockets and outline the
lining of this ecucn' s wraps.
We and their imitation hold feet
to their popularity. and will sthhrouxh
. lair-it favor.——‘Woehlh¢l-
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Motion Picture
Parlor
South Norwalk.
LOOK! LOOK! LOOK!
Are you coming tonight and see the
his show which is on?“ it is only a
small admission to have two hours
of real pleasure. Anyone who likes
strong Western plitys should come to-
nisht and sec: .
“The Story of the iodine Hedge"—
Edloon. ..
“A Romance of the Sixtlea'—Luhin.
A strong Military .play. and several
other leading reel a.
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The decoration businesses
E. E. Gorbam will be con-
- ' ducted hereafter under the
. hang of The Gorbam (20..
. Ernie; W. Young becoming
.I a mm of the ilrm. with
I alarm stock than ever be
III Edmund a full force of
competent mechanics. We
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Canton on the beat bill; oflerod ‘
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The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
(‘hiropracllc is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
justing the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench twist or sprain in the
back. Eton if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause no
this disease and pain, and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
\iervousness. Rheumatism. Paraly-
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Curvature of the Spine You will
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