, he East 50mm“ ““Pm‘emem spent. the week end with Mr. and 'sccond prize. The twc suest prize.» . The wedding dnvc r . _.¢
" association will hold its rt-gumr Mrs. Robert Way of East avenue. were won b Mr. and Mrs. E. l'. for ladies and xslnlwmfll it we" pounced later.
monthly business meeting tomorrow . . . Blanchard on Mr. and Mn. TNDV- 21:3): 3.0: at" 5 North Allin 3‘ v
. ., ' - Th resent were: - ' , ‘- '
Afternoon at _..;o o clout in com Fritnds will be sorry to learn that e p _ . . . Hospital \‘ hlbt kh‘ib
mutiny Hall.
eport
tmtficid
.ning. Her
reatest Thing
0 meeting.
A: 2 o'ClOck there will be u dirt-c-
tors' meeting. This will be belore ing from an operation for appendi- Mr. 'and Mrs. Charles White. —~
Rio regmar meeting. After the ciilx. is suffering o. slight relapse Mr. and Mrs. Harvey l-‘isix. , been organised in Donbury with o The Hospital “TM c“ .
1 meeting a metal hour will be t'nJO)t:.l from intestinal cold. Mrauud Mrg_ Frederick Schang. ' membership of several hundrod '0. dinner and WM“ p.15 ,. f R,“ .
and refresllmt-nis Will be serud. s c o . Mr. and Mrs E. P. Blanchard oi . men. .. . . the Shadow Lawn ‘1... 4.?“
.. ' . . . Herbert O. Pollard of Lnion Park Falrlicld. . Mrs. Rurlbutt and v A“-
"' The choir of the East Avenue Al. h" been summoned to “3‘ “ Juror Mr. and Mn. Chcoter Williamson ’8'“ cool. ‘I reduced price. acted as hosttsmm {‘i.’ if";
r E.,church is working on a cantata. in in the Superior court in Bridgeport Mr. and Mrs. Barry Kinsley. "If“. 5 GN“~-Ad"- Those who attended wk“ *-
. begin-n at the church Hash-r Sun- tomorrow. / Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thomeo. ° ' . "r. and .‘idrs. P. Barry:
.. day. s o o . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wision. ”"1‘5'" °f "‘9 P’°"'°" “mm Mr. and Mrs. E. D ‘ ~
. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Louis How: of MI! Mr. and Mn, flarry Benton. will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the Mn Bodnu ' ‘
trim” W“, h.» a wrong ui' n..- YUM (‘mj him; 0031100 the" "'3' Mr. and Mrs. Tether of llldge Norwalk High school. All members m" Sadie BMW”.
7 Vestry and liter) Member Camus "HT homo- m “ “51 bide aicnuc. D3” wood. New Jersey. are M098!” LO 5" 3).an p. Moulton.
'. Gothmittee at 723i: o‘clock this ew- rien. . . . Th o s s h 1“ st Ba Twsnty “"91“”. too oct Mr. and Mrs. Car'rzzrx
: . ,. . 'zl‘E c. '. new or an tor t o ‘r - — ' ' - .
m9“ at m“ ”C‘O” 0’ L ” L ”“th Mrs. Jane Corbitt of Bridgeport. Us. fhuwh m5, “rived and u to; $10.00. Only sneer: sets to bo sold a: :2: 1“: 11751:“le "
’ . o o o .
' ». . _ . ‘. . . . - . u . at this rice at Donnel L-Adv. .
At 5 o (leek this i u lint, then. '\.\lll Spain-r of Fillow'strccl for the past installed Mrs Ida ecnius. Mrs P . . .b’ . Miss Gliflith.
. be:a. rehearsal oi the {ILA} to be, .,n— “w ‘hw h“ rcturncd home Louis Hopp, M.ss Gertrude andu. ' 3“" Huntington.
k on by the l'Jinorlh l.c:l,:.lt: oi tilt ‘ . . . ' and Mrs. Raymund are apt-mil“: the All impggtlh‘t git-ting of th; Wm M... and ”,1 Kim}...
. East. aye-nus church on April 23th. ‘ . B lde ace Will day at the chll‘ch supervising tho mono 8|! 0 Phi V 9 UPC W Mr. Ind Mrs. l. D. l4 .1
. ° ' ' a agizaainugridgwo; yle‘stlelrday. ’n‘k““u°n 0‘ the ortfln- The arm“: Simpls clothes that yet have lndi- The bodice. as you see. is perfectly long waisted bodice and wide over- :21": T‘;:‘";|‘;"'“‘ in "1‘ 5:"; Mr. and Mrs. John M. ‘
111° ”3‘“ ‘° ca” “mu“ Park s o o ‘Vm b° "‘4’ I” use b" “c” Bun- viduality should be the aim of plain with a long shoulder that 5M". Th“ ”"10 "‘0 fullness ‘- t be‘ ane rsare requ ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Sherm:_...
day. made .ly graduated flounces instead ° prcoe . . . Mr. and Mrs. H. Sails _—
are bang repaired by the Siri‘l't in;
" lartmcnt. -. . - . . o o o
' 1 I . . . igl‘hoirf’rstnfigirfigifiet?: 3.3;? s33: Mrs. Mary Didgk who has caused rthought well (ironed. And among crn scarf idea is here used by tak- dance (rock. The “an." coal: is 'o-fiarp‘monflre :ndBIAanC Lillie»: Mrs. Frank Woodward.
.- A meeting 01 tilv L'ult' Pasture Life avenue. Darien. no ”mo excitement by the number oil tho different types of cloth.-s—— :ng cmhrcidcn-d bands of the ma- :iod at a normal waistline and a _' '8 n '1‘. - Mr. Hoyt.
I; Guilrds Wu; “Nd “mad“. an"n.,.,., . o . a of "a... .h. g... 3;”... "rat“ to;- tho straightlino or the "and sil- tcriai. and tying them loosely in white not and lace collar gives it ~39 '2--Ad"- . . . Miss Smith.
. “(me home 0, .\.phonso guns...” in George W_ Coffin of Holden place. putty annoyances was committed to bouette. the tunic from or the front. lt relieves the plainncss o. a dainty touch. o I Mr. and Mrs. Georgn B». ;
? .\'orwich lnsano asylum last week. one-piece. the ensemble and the the bodice and gives a modern The hat in the upper center is "'nchson. to he hold of tho 301- Hr. and Mrs. G. H. liar: :.
E. L.
Lib‘erty Square,
inyoeasun were iziilii a over~
Hans for the com-
' o o o
The gasoline tanks time been '11-
' .UO\L is grading the yard in ‘
.' ..... . . ., . , . l have tried to illustrate my lsnttached («the bodice by shirring. of black hair and black satin is _ 0 ° ° q
no“ 0“ m“ ”"‘ hw“ m hum M New Children’s ngeu}wfa‘:gge§: 111%):4122. print in the two dri-sscs and hats a mode of confining fullness that is used to band the crown and to malts —Bid with comfort in the new SUCCESSfU] "ale
nue. ‘. r kc l b ‘ ' i has chosen for the above illus used by a number of the leading a fist bow on the side. A pearl Chen-oli- —Adv.
BOOkS at lerary . . as a o : p.root:n. trolloo. In the chormingly youth- co urit-rs. Ashes of roses inact- buckle in'from 81V?! I "3qu of ° ’ ' The cake “He held SJ.” 7“
— , ternoon in the grocery S'Ci’t r'
f Bun“ ‘“ _'f‘e_ 'f‘l’wy 53:3“? fife”: The South Norwalk library nn- So“:_“:m;"' :r'muog‘ Mgr") qualntnoss is stressed: it is parti? dt-i that could easily be modi- by smart. lt lsa turban combining the be in Nam"; from June 10th to “Mn Miller by_ the [rarer 7: .. _:
be”! conbl'm‘f‘ "3_ ‘ ' ‘, 0‘ ”v." "0.,st that the following chil~ b c” ’ ° ‘ a ”l. st L urch cularly culled to the girl whose the home dresstnnker. it is Just on soft. warm orange. and brown um. mm. the Pfl‘“ Of Ln“: C(Wm” "
"h°:°°"“”r 0’ “l“ “‘emm “"1 \ ”7' arm;- books have bi-cn added to thu ‘" accepted ‘1‘" imitation of u“: friends insist that she is old-fash- added attraction. so to speak. shades. The trimming is "crushed" 3- “Eat win a imam-Lil ~
. ro. ‘se irush “as th~ t‘...
. iicid street.
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George Nash is making slight im
provcmcnts at
his home in Straw-
' berry Hill aunue.
-. lin of ! Evin!-
lescing from o. sc-
pneumonia.
Lillie Dellino of New York
Hibernians, Holy Name society and
the Knights of Columbus visited St.
,Mary’s church for communion serv-
ices en masse Sunday morning.
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Arthur Why and
New Jersey
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Mr. and Mrs.
their two children of
William Keogh of Cedar street. who
is at the Norwalk hospital recover-
who has hot-n visiting Mrs. Elizabeth
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Wallace of
Fourth
Y.,
and Ralph Reynolds of
street. were in Mount Kisco. N.
last Saturday on business.
sh: ivL-s: ‘
“Boys and Girls of Wake
Town." by James Andros-t
“David Binlse and the Blue Door."
Up
ROWAYTON
W
MRS. CHAS. FUNK ,
EN TERTAlN S CLUB
Rev. Gr’ay Gives Excel-
lent Sermon at Row-
ayton Church
Mrs. Charles E. Funk 0! Witch
l‘unlt. There ‘were two birthday
cakes. Mrs. Billard was presented
with a large pot of daffodils. A
poem written in donor of Mr. Funk
Mrs. l-‘rotitrick Schang. Mr. and
M..s_ limit, Benton walked of! with
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Funk.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Stabeil.
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The Ever ltendy Circlo of
King's daughters will meet tomor-
the
Missionary souely of tho Udrien M.
E. CHUFLH to be their guosls at a
meeting on ‘lhursday anoinoon. It
is expected that all the «bombers of
the local otganiaatlon which was ro-
’ .
every woman who hopes to be
mannish tailored. there is pit-lily of
room for every woman to suit-”ct thr-
thingl that suit her personality.
ful frock at the left the quality oi
toned. Bring out this if you have
it. girls. it is most attraciive. ind
yet this frock is very updo-dsis.
I] .Smartness Achieved- by Simple, LInditIidaal Linea
malice wee Diet-res. The very mod~
touch to the quaint frock. The very
full s' ”rt is elaborately embroider-
ed and scalloped st lho bottom. it
is u:l‘d for the frock and it is a mo-
Anoihvr prctiy frock is made like
the model. on the right. it is a
black satin creation with a plain.
at the front and back.
of the simple. bouffnnt cut of the
one of the broadt-r brimmed vs.
rirty with a narrowing of the brim
it is made
contrast. The lower hot is equally‘
ow-r a brown grow crown and al-
lowed to form a broad bow at. the
filth! llldc.
State Scout Meet
LOCAL BRIEFS .
tampon or tbs fist Manse-
ors' donation will most tonight at
thejhono'ot Hrs. we. Titles. 1‘
floor: ovation.
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.mdswithcomxortinthonew
Chevrolet—Adv.
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Plans on now in progn- for a
D. of A. chapter to be commenced
.isitcd out the home oi; Frantic; Lane entertained the Fortnight; in Devon. Tho degros mm of tho Martino. daughter o; y “1.2.
.1 ”"0 0' -° mm” "m °"°’ Bridge Club at. dinner Saturday eve- o. of A.. Prldo of Bridgeport. will Ralph De Martino. m, r... a"
“’ee" ”(1- sing. The can: won a double esie- ' put on the work. . enmemsnt to Balm «12;. z.
' ' ' l-ratlon in honor of tho birthdays of . New Haven.
M'mb'?“ 0‘ ”“3 “mm 0“!" °‘ Mrs. Arthur Dillard sud Charles -Advortio-. in tho lontinol for the Friends were prrsw' ., x.
bet! results.
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The Bettor Films o-oclation will
most this attornoon at the Rom":
ere tvlli be vocal ‘ ’ ° ‘ was re' (1 id u e1 u it i ' library to hssr Mrs T W Bylcy of The bride to be in. -~ . .. .
0d 1:] ’ Stamford spent J. a! 03 8 m C mert - . .. . . , _ “C.”
has Jessie Murray of thgir‘tlllg‘ Bfl}fl“\y}fl? his “stem Miss ment. . goat 3g: all: on "rho Value of of many beautiful luni, .ts “a.
T“. um“. is invited 10:5. ll L'od ,e“ of Se 'mour street. Alter dinner bridge was played. 0 or ores. and manage. of good M.
L l L ‘1‘ e “ y The first prize was won by Mr. and . . . M" Joseph De “am" I :3
The Twin City Volot h a control
ly located establishment when
donning. drama and tailoriu work
A Donbury branch of tho Connect-
icut oouncil‘of “'hfi“¢ Women has
\i JomPo inn in the near tuturo. is
being plonncd by the Norwnllt coun-
cll of Jewish Women.
The Swanhmors Chautoqoo will
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—delo and Virirolss sold on
sooy terms. Doom-ly—Adv.
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Not-walkers are invited to the
meeting of the Bridgeport council of
Feature Artic.’cs
‘
Club News
MISS DeMARTINO
IS ENGAG
—___
Betrothal IS Announ
ed at Party Held
Martino Home Sim
day Afternoon
At a party for frl' ._ :;
lives hold at her home, .- .
Sunday afternoon. .‘llr~ :3 .1‘
Haven. Horiford. Ear _\ ;~
Buniord. Greenwit'h';-.:,i : _-
Dancing and “mt-s \\:'.
followed by Ntreshmi".':.
“1.2"
sister-in-law of M lss
\y _-...,.
sentod her with two ,
31'."
Meets at Shadowlalm
Mrs. Banaltin.
Pride of Uncas Holds
She was assisted by Mrs. Mar; j
onlti 1nd Mrs. Sadie Moor;
The Degree Team mil l
Inoctlng tonight at the home 1' 2.3:.
by 1-3.4“. Benson. -
" \ number o1 pear.“ \i ittd C1” "Mystcrlous Tutor." by Glndyo (grin-"sorganizcd will oliend the F . ' D L - 1’8 ”nthoiio Women to be hold 10mg“. mmthy Sorter. 14 Elizabeth tar-2».
‘ 0 o “ ' ,f Blake. ' ' ASHION n . ' ' ~t tho- Catholic (‘e—wmnlty nous-c. morn "‘3 ”9 requesled '*.
Pasture Beach Park yesterday. lilc "Daniel Boone and the Wilder- 0 o o ‘ rtvmalvlc aguel TO Be In Norwalk ”h." Mir Margaret Rh,“ vflfit‘ib‘l‘ Druolt as important i’vusiness v 6
road: leading out to the park. 8" hm Road." by n. A. Bruce. 7’“ m'fl' Md Society 0.! the M. is Plans For NilnSEI‘el of Room-volt school. will speak on il‘ammfled.
E. Church will meet - I At the Executive Board moo. ng
still in bad condition. but Will in; put
"Boyhood in Norway." if. H. Boy- "Education of Girls of Today.”
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.r
in shape in the near future.
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‘ T118 Pastime laIlSrhtlil it‘lllli hl’hI “3.4.0018!” 1‘1"}. u by Al‘s.“ the annual bazaar [0 be hold “I J - -
I amen ltm. ians were discussed for Rm"- 1'9!- 23" 1. A".
”name ”Stemm- m we ”NM“ Hmzn' July. . 3! All-1533‘ luUlONT- the "tale (group Conference i‘om- ° ° ° efs Made
lit-id in bregury ”oummm. “Boy of Bulges". E. andjl'. Cam— . . o / Spectal Correspondent of mlttee meeting. which will be held Thi- mernhers of the South Nor-
. o 0 s .
Harry Wright of Van Zandt streil "Arabian Nights," by Padrlsc avenue euteltnlnod Misstlulio Car- .. TM burning Sentinel. There will be a luncheon at the cstvrd holy communion at the 7:80
motored to N \r York stale ytrttr- C‘nillm. editor. roll of Brooklyn over the Week-end. (Copyright. 1935“ Royal James in connection with the nan-s at St. Jmnh'n church. There
any. ’ "Boy in Eirinn." editor. Pardrisc ‘ ‘ ,‘ NEW yuhx, April 6. -— Green. meet. and the afernoon program. was it wry largo attendance. as the
- Sr‘nlum. Next Sunday morning at 5:30 “my, Village hnn cheered up. More details of which are not yet known. entire center portion of the church
The three-indium! schooner 'r. K. “Numbers Stove." Louise do in o'clock then will. be s'sunriso m'o'etC than one strunlinx BMW has 6““3' “1“ “”0““ WM “"96- .
Bentley from St. (it-org», Canada. is ““"WC- in‘ “I "19 RDWlllon Udptill od m copy the Old Mitstur and is Last Thursday. Girl Scout "'00? ° . '
; l-tiil in the lower basin awaiting 3 "Knights of the Round Table." W. courch. There mil be singing and “an" rem money by ”mung rur No. .. Marl Dale Owens' girls. piay- —brive with as. in the new
4.: tide. 'She will be. brought in to- 8- I’mst- the service will be of an Insrira- .‘h y‘un Misses Paris has sent ed the Hlsh School lndrwndent Chevrolet—Adv.
"The Cock. the Mouse and the [long] nature. e o ‘ ' rhrst- troop at the Grace Parish hall. end- 0 0 0
marrow
. I
morning.
. Tho big pumper of tho. Arundei
.Dredging Cu. has it‘ll Grunt Marsh
and was i0\'.'t:(i lo Nut- York by the ‘The Pastor's class of the flowsy- r’ 1‘ ‘hi
. . .. . -- - . . , n . . . ii and heavy c one (i. t no
.7 tug Georgv lurst. hue mil rtinrn, “3“} 3:31! 1:8 3- :- finial" ton unptist church will meet this .n&t;. materials on which the 9:" E'leflon Girl Scout team Ill -—25 per cent off on radios and
; after an u\'t'-rh:iulln':. "8:; With 1th: U. B. shut-v25." by ‘3""00031‘ ‘0“? o'clock. modern artist is splashing at pre- ‘ ° C" anwum in BridgeDOr- loud speakers—Donnellra—Adv.
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. . . "~: ~ ' - . Ono charming dinner dress 0 o 0
; Mtflgzmbe; thpui‘plk‘ tun”: .Fh‘i F'1fgfiiifézldrxffigeiy A H sea RThc omen“ board mew“ °‘ ‘1" :21: today is of Muck 93”" "mil" W omen to Return to Th“ ”mm" '°"“' °' "'° N°"
9 431‘ In: .1“ ql.’l|' ”.3 a mi .. . . . - owayton M. E. church will be el im ‘e lint-s \Yllh . ‘ . “I“ L‘- E. church Will "I”: {0.
‘°‘" “’“m "“i‘ “"‘ ““‘"‘ ‘“‘-" '""'“ W1 ““8 evening M 8 o'clock- iifii'ini‘ifffé‘; yin“... ii... of h... Frills Says Modiste mm at 6 o'clock; m Tompkin-
. , . . o o o ,
however. was in Westmrt. but the mm“ NW”- ‘ Carob Mills bite rctu Mm“ Jump" d" damned h) The Fndi-avor circle of the South
1 _ "”0““. With the Silver Door." E. rnod tovthoir ‘3‘,” 0! Paris which has just ar- nun' . blossom forth in all her frills. fur. ' 4 ..
olarm “gulls sound ‘ery mUCh home “L” spending ”1““ months is covered with broad Photo by M‘ n belows and ruffles. casting naido her V‘"""* c""""“ "M" """Ch w."
alike.
1, A hip .pof‘ket flask, At both the mornin ‘ o! u . . da afternoon
, . _7 ‘ ' ' ‘ 8 and evening . l m d ,t “'ho is directing the cost. “- um Alia itipicy. president of the V °
. A hip nmch 8"“. 1 V . ‘ is decorated nilh a the 829 r ( .. , _ .
TWO men quarreled. 1‘1 SS ca e IS Brlde Of SOTVICOI in the ltowayton M. 1‘. paradise. painted between the )yohlcr b.9050 ”WW, I fink" w... Fashion Art [og‘um comprising 3.— ' of s ‘o o . m
heard what ”105' run'msv-ii in be ill"
Boot Norwaik liri- nlzirm.
Thi' ilrt'.
Then there was one.
.3 A headache tabbt is a poor sub~
1 btltufo for ti dose of salts or a pair
t.
_ of glosses.
. ., ht'lh Cave of Putnam avenue. to C. re u, ‘ V - ' . , . same s at twice.. The rose t o ° ‘
—J::‘Vue]:;ifir in 'h'? Sentinel 10" 1’” Kcnneth St. John of Bartlett street. mini; :; ifi;“i.§.?f§§'§-Jfi°rfgm they are in small danger. { ““1“ 0, “any...“ sme- w” 3,0": “m: —Drive with coso in the new
9 ' Tl“ Weddm‘ "°°k 9"“ in the South of the recent Boys and Girls can. 80m“ of the "8m" dr°"°s 05 on the. newcr'iingerie especially on out precedent and is dirt ly at. Chevrolet—Adv.
' Norwalk Mallodis! Episcopal ference of Fairileld county. “'9 39"an ars °t prinlcd chiffon °' the gonna which conloino them restraint and discipline of on time. . . .
church at four oclock. georgi-tte with hand painted hord‘ with the finest. of volies. iributnble to the outbudst from tho Junior “"“"" “'"mflm‘" "1"
Ingou Hare Any News
die The Evening Sentinel.
¢i'F‘?n.
“(Taptain Foggy." Angels Brazil.
mat-HS.
Little Red Ht‘ll." Foliclte Lefevre.
“\Vhtm We Were Very Young," A.
A. Milne.
“Small llook.".thiscppc Pitre.
" lilly rind Janos." James Speed.
“Mazli.” and “Veronica." by Jo-
M. Tappon. ‘
“Listening Child." Lucy Thatcher.
C. Kenneth St. John
Rev. Andrew Chamberlain offici-
ated at the wedding of Ni. Ruth
Janit-c Cave, daughter of Mrs. Eliza.-
Following the ceremony a recap-
tion was held at the home of the
moon. ,
Upon their return Mr. and Mrs.
«Cannot-98
. A large and interested until it * Pill - r—
1 - fificuohn will name in Putnam 3" was present. ' The program “-35 c: "3"!" ”huh” °' ”1°" “m"‘ly Avmtion has grown in popularity t 5“ ”a" "1!"! "‘9! did in “19 Funeral 0 Fotl'er
' romeniscent of Chance Sourls , . lot a“... Who PM”! two honor-«damn.
pronounced success. with “00188 copsc l)! W 0' . Who Kind §
' " ' 3“""7' spent the winter in l-‘lorido where .N “m “on
“A Bundle
Character has been aptly defined as “a bandit
0! habits."
.Onsofihsmouvalubhhabitslsfindnv-
artiCles the societ yis matting for
Mrs. Howard Moore of ltowayton
J‘hc young people of
the church will take
Dart in the service.
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a promloout
C
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Oscar Mills and daughter. Miss
in Florida.
church yesterday Miss Carol Mills
was’ the vocal soloist.
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A special Young People's meet-
ing was held last evening in tho M.
1:}. church in connection with the
The speakers were:
Helen Kay.
Mrs. C. 8. Gray.
Charles Gray.
Earle Gray.
. C .
For his Paint aunday sermon .Rev:
Charles 8. Gray of the Rowuton
M. B. church spoke ‘on "The Moral
Glory of Christ.” taking as his text
Revelations ":16. Rev. Gray said
that in the past we distinguished u.
essential glory of divinity. and an
official g10ry of Messiahship in Jesus
of Haiiits’n’.
but that there is also a natural glory
of His moral nature and life. His
portrait in the gospels is painted
‘from life. The great handicap of
the forces of evil against the forces
of good is the character ‘of the
people they are fighting. When
Christ gets hold of a man he ”on
him up in heart. When tits gospel
gets ioosedn society it' purges it.
as verse 11 pieturss Bull m
and making war “in rumour
‘\ This moansthattho more! a.
church are norsl. Thou nut. bo
i verse 14) 3‘an on whits w
afternoon of. 2 o'clock tygze‘dzl’li News NOtes lg '
us the hand painted frocks.
oro designed not along for owning
year but for informal occasions and
even for sport.
rived.
splashes of color lacquered by hand.
One of the newest cloning wraps
shoulders. Many of the small huts
hove brim or crown adorned Milt
small handpalntcd figures. or
course. few of these costunws can
withstand moisture but while the
gas holds out to burn in lnxlcahs
are and many of the chiffon frocks
have their floral designs cut out
huod Russian embroldcries exccut-_
ed in broad bands. chovrons and tr-
Th's vogue for loco and embroid-
ery continues for the lighter sprins
drones. One dress suggested by I
costume worn by Mlle. Rianche
Montai of the Theatre Csumsrtln
Paris. is of white grorgette with the
yoko and hem entirely comvooed of
round medallions of French open
work embroidery. The frock is
bonded by a plain whlig colt fasten-
ed with a paste ornament at the
waist line. The skirt falls in soft
rather full folds-riot pleats. Lace
and open work embroidery are be.
ing utilised to an lncrcosing extent
not co bo tho worst applied as Roger
Baboon _ of tho then. the real.
glory of riot will Do the mom!
rssposso awaksnod in tbs men he
mom
-- lav. Om thinks that all religious
duty oroodoi confedou will
painted birds and foliage about lhc‘
R0\VLA.\'D SCI!“ rm
.‘mucnl and uranlatic 'boaguo oi
Guild lull.
lull]. ~
“'UK‘klng hard to m.“ o unannou- it
be [insulted by the noun; m”:
NE“! YORK. April 6.—"Golns
spring.
the commercial oirplanoo did. a
rushing busineu. lnv oonsoqusnce
many women nro completing their
wurdlotos with striations costumes.
These are primarily utilitarian but
many are catromoly utllltorion but
well. Ono Jun designsd oondsio of
whipoord Moo roads on lines of
riding trouoors. ,locod tightly at tho
knee. a lo round oollarod. heavy
white. stilt bionoo with a how not
and a slesvslsss short. bsltsd norttll
isckst.
With ills above on worn blob
laced boots coming almost, to . tbs
knes.and a light loathed- aviation
nelmst'fnstening under the chin.
leather cost tightly buttoned
tho sleovolou. mot. ‘
Wm
0m
lneu‘s tailor: a. lot of money this
their hint-.0 Party to be baud luv
Trinity Church. Aprl.
McnlLers of the cast on;
Of ooum" when strappod into the-
plans. ths.wssror- dons a heavy
lot the Norwolh Girl scout Council
:held_ Friday morning a the Royal
in Norwalk. Wednesday. May 6.
ing with a score of 33 to 8. in to.-
for of the scout troop.
l-‘ridey. the same troop No. 2. Nor-
walk l-‘irl Scouts. playcd the Bridgc~
The eternal feminine is to shortly
boyish bobs. mascullno silhouetto
and all the rest. according to Mad-
500 American modistes devoted to
the devoiopment of distinctly Ameri-
can art in the fashioning of dross.
“Styles do not follow cycles."
says Modal: Ripley. "They follow
spirals. and nevtr quite touch the
"Styles reflect truly the auto of
the public mind. During a radical
Writsto'l‘he Woman’s Editor. bride's mother for the immediate William Bowman. and oppllqued on a chiffon base. In up" made Frank only." . 10‘ of period of gum widespread law for league is to give April 3‘ and as
families. after which the newly Edgar Bryan. place of the painted moat-ls somi money a ‘ theatrical production vfloigugn and freedom from conven- s o o
married couple left on a honey- designers aro substituting triiiiant and “in; up u going to make wo- lions. our styles have reflected lho ‘31-“ will buy a “.00 or u so
prevailing Women have
taken mom liberties in tire. In the
spirit.
"And now a wove of reaction hos
set in all over the world. Conserva-
tim are in power not only in
America but in England. ltoly and
Spain. We are deciding that tho
good‘old ways were safer and moro
oensible after all.
_ "Tho trend of fashion follows the
trond of the public mind. Style roe
action has aimdy set in. hot.
oloovos are the mods. For the first
time in years tho long skirt was
worn inst summer. it went out sod
tho extremo short skirt is now the
thing. But you will notice that tho
«on short skirts aro very full wait-
out ,tho undone-y to crawl about tho
kneguthat the old tight short okln
had. Before thosnd of the your tho
foshidn will
~Advcrlloe in tho SentineL
—F‘ertliissr for Gardens. Alfred
walk council. No. 1258. K. of C.. re-
The bonito in Nomlk Will be
closed on Good Friday. April 10th.
1 legal hollds y.
s o
league wii1 be at 7:80 o'clock.
most with Mro. Ellis Taylor of 62
Cove ovcnno at 3 o'clock Wednes-
& Guns. Phone 73l.—Adv.
0 o o
There will be u trustees meeting
at the Knight street A. it. E. church
tonight.
slots ore to he invited to the nauti-
cal ball which the New Haven Jun-
llah Jongg Set at Donnoliy‘ot—Adv.
DArthRr. April .-—Ths fuoorol
of Millard R. Berry. tbs young han-
bory husband. who shot out! killod
his eighteen months old oon. Harold
Thursday evening whllo tho child
woo both: hot din his mother's arms
and who then sent a shot into N!
own brain which rosaltod in lik‘
death tbrso hours lotor. will no hold
this afternoon at 8:80 o‘clock. Tbv
services will be hold at tho homo of
his sister. Mrs. George D. Davis
Hull's Hill. the Rev. John I. Do"
or tbs Congrsgationol 0).“. of-
ficia. ting.
of Leather Now
A red leather flower is used
for winning on this black satin
but It features the long waist
h and o circular skirt which is
[and sitll lacquer red.
mg. The mod W MI 18 CI, ‘0 following the laden—with the Moots album ii . Life will Tho ombroidorlos done in leather scam. Apt-ti G—M v” , ‘ ; . _
get this habit. You can save finally it- yon char-clef ”Inbound by no m- D. tom's by In!!! his Irvin ‘Plfid' m m" ‘ M“ ”u m“""'”'" W W '° " ‘ “FURNITURE” THE ENTIRE HOME”
Will.- Will you? ‘ 3°C“! -- ' ‘ mont- of linon—clcon’ and white. It bores “gel-rut receives oor sincere as; decorations‘ for 1h. ml!" mm. for tho M d the . . .. .. '. k .
r» , will not do'to have "waits-washed hosannas d is msdsthiog of all W58 m- ‘1‘. m 003°" . ' " .' ' " fi
, - ne’n‘" refllowlng't: “23'3”" The our. moral “hind: practimrars used and titan-active ”haze-so _; . .‘, ' _- , ' .. _
'- so orniso on!" ‘ MMwsonPalm ‘daydo-giw MIN“ ~ M 9”. '1 . > ,
”ll load to moral rsistts. Barclay nin- ' indifferent wisp also‘ are "dosing ‘ ' ' ‘89-“ N0. Will. " SOUTH NORWALK
. , aid. in and imjhe cm ,flo out .‘w'nvor. liaise of tings hovs-tbs - , , , _ a g- "on“
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