.South Norwalk, Conn.
‘ I. L. & A. L. GOLDEN, Props.
3 EARL c. DELAND.
Editor and General Manager.
honed dIIilI. evenings. from Sentinel
building. 97 “nshington street,
South Notwalk.
' Telephone: Norwnlk ll: and 93.
Branch Office: 43 “'ali street.
Norwalk—TelI-phone: Norwalk 1388.
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Tuesday, November 21, 1922.
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A Thought
, lust thou heard the secret or God?
And dost thou restrain wlq‘iom to til)—
Riff—Job! 5: 8.
Secrecy has many advantages. for
when _\ou tI-ll II man at once and
straight for“. il‘t“\‘ the purpose of any
object. he laIIIII-q there is nothing in
it.—»vathe.
Al 'TO JAM.
'l'honsinds of automobiles in color-
for procession will pass though \‘or-'
walk SntIIIan next. on route to New
Hint-n. the scene or the annual foot-
hall classic hetwee n Yale and Har-
'l'hcst :IIItomolIilIs rI- prI- rent an
:1 IIIill‘ImI dol~
vard.
investment oi uill ou-I
lars.
Chief of
Ilington has
l'olicc “'illiam 1t. I‘en-
:I (liil'l‘culi problem in the
heavy traffic through
handling ol‘ the
the First district on that day. The
' ~ult by the
situation is made more dime
l'I-nce :It the “'3.”
.I's the road-
intert't-rl-IIcI- ot‘ the
street bridge which nnrro
Wiu' so that only two nutmnohil -s can
pass uiIII-ast.
Th rt me two Ionics b) \\lIi(lI uu-
tomobllm bound lei Aew HaIcn may
pass through the First district; the
first is by szy of “'ull strut. and tho
accend by way of Cross stroct. North
ovcnue :Inl l'.'.II-IIIII~.I'3 hill. (if three
two “il‘ '~’. iill' iirsl unlit-airs most prac.
obstructive l'cnce.
thoroughfare
at
ticul in spilu of tilt-
Cross street is (l null-ow
particularly
and is dangerous,
night.
It' :u‘rnngvn‘lI-nls can be made with
the C'Oilll“i:ii("ll Company so that trol-
ley curs will itC switched (It the top of
East \\';-ll sir-wt hill instead of :It the
foot of Mn iIill,'In front of the Lock-
wood Hull building it will he a big
help in the il’lillnillL.’ of traffic on that
tiny. Extra policemen should be stu-
iiom-Il at Iith- r sidu- of thI- t'I-nct: {It
the “'nll utn i‘i bridge to cm- lhnt :Iuto-
mohihs puss {hut point in sinul'v file.
'i‘hesv, il(l\\l*\~‘l‘, illt' lilt‘l‘i‘iy suggest-
ions for i‘lIiv :' l'I-nningtmi. Il I14 :I (lit.
(it‘ult prublvn. that hr has to fum- and.
if he handles it in the same efficient
‘manner as traffic was bundled :It the
Armistice Day (‘i‘i'-ill‘ilii():l. he is to be
congratulated.
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PROPAGANDA.
“l'rnpnthdn” hm. iltlllilli' a his:
form- in I‘lIIi-lit’iill iifl' and many Ill o-
pII- sm- :I {treat mvnmw in it. The
word “prunncnndn” is drilnn d :Is- any
systmnutic IIII-It-IIIt-Il or ill<lii‘l?i(lll
Vi'or promoting lII-lII l' in (‘l tiuin ideas.
It works tin-nugh publicity :Innl {ti]\‘t'l'-
thing, il Id run-ks lIztrticIIlnI'lI' to enlist
the support (-1 all who ill‘Hl from pub-
lic opilmm. lilitms, clergymmr states.
men. icncluv'n, receive a great
deal of Hit minre (ll-sinned to convince
them or lhr- truth of certiin ideas. and
to obtain tin-i" co-opeiatinn in bch'Ilf
0F I'vrtnln interests or causes.
'l‘ln- or public opinion has
etc.
swaying
become a sch-vice. and public opinion
is manufactured much as you would
Immul‘IIciIII-t- iron or soap. A favor-
able public sentiment is worth mil<
lions of dollars to many interests.
They puy Ills-rally on" a publicity
Ht‘ilcmc lhxt will influence people to
Imor their claims.
Propaganda can be overdone. The
German Empire tried to operate o.
propaganda machine in this country
during the war. At first it was er-
uptive. But giaduaily people realized
that they were being “worked" in be-
.Ehalt of the German autocI-ucv's crazy
dream or power.
”Borne people believe that prena-
sands. constitutes so great a danger
that it should be controlled by public
.uthority. lint in this land or free
peach that. is hardly practicable. The
basket
Km editor who makes that disposi-
'flie allh’lt' :! .3" out a, v
“1‘?! Fill lhe
rind.-
il '11:“ ,‘w v.5
MM. '3 I CHIN.
use EVENING SENTINEL'
Three Cents
By Mail .............. mso 00 per year
RADIUM. ' .
Radium. most mvsterious substance
’i'ylstsblished 1870byJaInes Golden in the unlversg, drops to the lowest
price eIer. SeventI thousand dollars
buys as much radium -as $120,000
bought six monthsngo: I
Important news for the hundreds of
thousands with cancer.
.It is disheartening thattven radium.
the ,marvcl healer. is subject to the
same law or supply and demand as
everyday necessities. The prIce.
down because supply exceeds buying—-
though the total supply of pure Ia-
than five ounces.
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EATING.
A steer is more careful of his stom-
ach than even a. college [student won
informed about diet. 80 says Dr.
Francis G. Benedict. nutrition expert.
addressing National Academy of Sci-
cnces.
The old saying. that “most of us dig
our graves with our teeth." a worth
repeating every time we sit down at
the dlning table or lunch counter.
The way to a man '5 heart. and usual-
l)‘ to his coffin. is through his stom—
ach.
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PCHVER.
In Germany you see the Govern-
Stinnes. Politicians walk the plank.
tStinnes Politicians walk the plank.
Business men take charge of the ship.
It will mean less oratory. less playing
Also of :1 lot of the stufl‘ he 8““. ”("5
true from the
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“T113311": iii-‘8; Ilt fence ngnln bad prop-
Mueh propaganda or course ' V: I V
- 1m ptdlanthrapies uouid ‘ r
t.) the galleries. and someth'ng definite
in the way of results.
In England the Conservatives come
into power. '
In Italy the middle closeup-serious
Isorkcrs and good citlzens—rebel and
lake charge. dI'IIIng out the Reds.
What does it all mcan" Simply this:
Europe apparently is coming cart: to
earth. getting lend-y to work herself
out or her troubles.
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SHORTAGE.
Income and profit taxes paid to l‘n-
cit- Sum from July 1 to November 11
total only $374 for each 8690 received
during the corresponding period a year
ago.
The complete figures. it you want
them are $374. 345 601 against $690. -
' 293.336.
However. you have not heard that
CongI-rs-s has been spending only $374
lor each 3690 spent. a year ago. Con-
gress maI have an attack or heart
InlInIc. when it balances Flu: books at
the 0 ml of the present fiscal year.
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N 0TH .-\ N l ) (‘ONIM ISN'T.
Th 3y riots in Cologne
and that isn't very sweet of them.
are having
l‘tnh has eight feet of snazv in
plnccs, so l‘tnh ccai nwn are happy.
l’n->mploym(-nt is Ilccre-Ising except
among these who lIIIII- jobs. ‘
AlI plum s are gob. 5: so High and fast
now it ink: 5 two men to see one.
l'l: Ilinum nodding rings are taking
the place of gold wedding rings but
don‘t sci-m to hold as well. .
Ilow lime dot-s fly. llascbail teams
are claiming next your‘ 3 pennant.
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Near (‘entervllhn
was stolen
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a $40,000 mine
In) roll the bandits
didn’t get any cool.
Just to put something over on the
enemy Fra'nce‘hos built an airplane
which carries a. cannon.
A hairy grand costs less than a grand
baby but doesn't last as long.
The reason some men leave home
is because the, can't pay the taxes.
Blue baboon has arrived 3n! the U.
8. After the gland craze you can’t
blame a bniIOOn for being blue.
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Football is a. dangerous game. In
Iowa City, 1.009 autos got stuck in the
mud at a football game. .
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A British sportm. an has bought an
African volcano and may intend talk-
ing back ‘to it instead of his wife-
.
Auto salesmen are too hmbitlots.
McAidoo reports his car fwas Itoleni
whit; he was attending an auto show.
When grand opera. opened in New
York two men Went more they
thought the Viennese Divam anath-
ing girl.
A mad hunter writes “in to tell us
he couldn't in: a burn from the inside
with all the doors shut. '
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The height of wluminance do rinsing
two Iecktjes Just 31-11:!- ' -
m— r
A great nib-1v fit our. luxuries .uei‘or
internal use.
in .
dium in the world is not much more
’ Nave. Po. Wtobbdilofi “no.9
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THERE’S A NEW WAY m COOK
THE SQUIRE
“‘BROILET”
The "‘BROILET” is the latest national]
cooking utensil—It broils meat, fi
iy, Without smoke or OdOI—both
tune—WITHOUT TURNING.
Kn,
:h or fowi‘péri
Sides at them 1"
SPECIAL AT
$4.75
EACH.
wand See Them.
13v KITCHEL PIXLEY
(Our Own Special Correspondent). }
MUGADORL. Nov. 21..——Wcll sir.
the first public debate of our "Anti-
Pcttlcoat League" was s. howlin' suc-
cess. Iiowlin's the name for it. Us
luxdin' citizens llnnlly fixed on a topic.
to wit: "Why was woman mad: from
a rib?"
Town Hall was packed. You see. a.
lot of leadln‘ citizens from nearby
towns. who. like us. was wonderin'
why woman was made at all. and
they poured in for light on that
point. Then all the. Ioung folks at
town sui‘i‘erin' from pettieont gosern-
mcnt was there to she us morn!
suppmt and all around the hall was
r. dr use surroundin' or SorosisterS.
Daughters of Rmolulions. Relief
Coar. \‘I’immln's Auxiliary Fire Coar
and other pctticcat societies. Includ-
in ' Mrs. llosworth. president of coup-
cil. whose aim in life is to get goats’
glands into us leadin' citizens To pro-
mote town \im vigor and pop.
That crowd of petticoats should have
been wnrnln' enough. but us lend-I
in' citizens was desprit through pros—
ircts of goat gland uplitht and et‘tects
of that real mop-up raid on home
brew.
First we elects ‘l .riel Olmsted chair-
man It “as a gross error. 'l'riel
has muscle enough to preserve order
in II Democratic caucus. but he stut-
ters to the limit. Sometimes I’rte‘l
consumes two hours gettln' out one.
simple word Howevei. l' ricl accepts
the high honor and. as is proper.
opens with a speech like this. imrrln'
most of his stutter:
"Feller nnti-petti- petti— COAT c iti-
zens: It sure gives me great j-]- 1—"
("better ‘go. I'riel!" yells some smart
Aleck). “It gives me mum-eat
JOY." roars Uriel. "to preside over
this sort of meet-meet-meet—" ("Call
it wizanerwurstl". says somebody).
"—MEETING. which is for the free-
dom of speech .by the true he-he-he
men of this town. Why. indeed. 'w‘ns
woman male from a r-r—r-‘RIB? It
come about this way:
“You see one day the LLord was
7 " we he laid Adam dawn and i'elt of
'flrst he thought or takin’
- he did."
lookin' Aam over and sex to himself.
"This here im-im-Image of me is
lazy and shit-shif-s‘hiftless. He just
eats. sleeps and tolls around. and
somethin‘ must be. done to busy up
the his his blamed CH U n 9.-
D4! «is-mm if I don't Try woman on
him? l
his b-b-b-BONES. up and down. A!
Adam's
nw’shin b—b-b-bones. but concou-
CLl'Dl-ID that the p~p-p-poer DEVIL
ought to have some chance to git
away. Then he felt Adams arms.
but as: to himself that the p-p~p—poor
c-c-Cl'SS will have to support her
‘a-nyway. Finally he gets to .Idam‘s
I-r-RXRS and sex. 'Therc's a whale
of a lot of them: let's take this ‘lnun
spare r-r-RIB which ain‘t much use1
anyhow. and most anything is z-z-S"
good enough to make a woman.‘ 80
(Loud applause by us lead-
in‘ citizens). "Such is the argument."
sex l’r‘iel, "and I will now ask for
the eyes and noes of this meet-meet—
mectlng. All in favor p-p-please—-"
But I‘riel never gets them eyes-
and noes. By this tim Mrs. Bos~
worth and the Wimrnin's Auxiliary
Fire Cour gets the nozzle of the
wan‘s new «inch fire hose through
the window, back of -t’he platform.
The town fire reservoir is largely
filled with flooid mud. old and de-
parted oats and other vermin. and
what that l-lnch base done to {Trial
and us Isiah: citizens on the plat-
form was scurrulons and enough. As
I wrote. in the prelude hereto. the
.meetin‘ was o, howlin' success. It‘
sure was that. But more anon. We
may be eonkered but We ain’t sub-
dood ‘
GOOD RIFLE SHOPS MUST
LEARN ROW 10 \VINK
PORT AU PRINCE. Nov. 21.~In
preparation for the first nation“ r'iiiel
match to be held in Haiti. the Ameri-
can officers at the Baitiah Gendnrm
merie are engrossed in teachiugt'hoir
native riflemen how to wink. When
rifle practice was taken up in meet
diately were oonfmnted with the
practically universal failure of the
gendurmes to close their left eye when
Experiments showed that. they wees:
unable to close one eye without close
out opening the other. At first the exm
pedient or putting a. patch ova;~ .“he
left eye. or tying a handkerchief
across “.1136 to be snorted to. As
this did not prove satisfactory ‘Gon-
oral Douglas C. “about“. Chief of
9.1 mutation Mist! autos. in~l
tin-Ines the mindful“ of waiting.
At the’ uncut departmental shootai.
heldto may” muster the
mucus match. the scores modem
the leading tenderne- valid lave
~ compare! may with that '6! the
more experienced mes; m gen-
der-moo are absorbed in their iswlyl
tom sun. and aim or My In
so keen that ”President Borne has-old
tor the first time this year mong the-.3
native troops. their instructors 111111161 »
lighting “on: the Springfield bmetsi
ing the other. or to open one eye mm] '
the caudal-moxie and a motor nation- .
ctr-noted his outrun to teach the gen- .
watch and an autographed fitter of
coImnendation. With that. champion:-
, ship will go the Immune of the
most expert winter. inn. country where
winking has been I. lost art until the
last row weeks.
“fiends” ‘. .
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.u’ owns sown; ‘L'
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necklace of Oriental park.
Society women are realizing more
feted to the Whitehall shot a. gold ’
“Early in are.“
me Endeavor Circle of King's
Daughters will hold a regular meeting
on Wednesday afternoon at 8 o‘clock“
with Mn. Hoses. 3 minty Piece.
Members we molested to , bring
I “When the Leaves conic. Tumbling Downfflivde DoersGroh ,
fo;c<ao‘oo;l;1_oi. .Vvov-see’o- W’ém
sewing bears an] fh‘iIhb‘ies.
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And Good Values in Dependable Merchant
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Made This “Norwalk’s Largest Store.”
Angevine Furniture Co.
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The Magic of Furniture
am ore: tome -—o good deed depends on the Pm?“
mamas the furnishings of the rooms “mi.
ail-”fie mum transforms cold space and bare
um m fiend}? surroundings.
d a lot of mmeyii ‘
This fioem‘i: man you will have the span f
mi? me. weimdifiarsstgrades 0
me $111; oath of thoroughly depenflfifle quality.
Them yossfiy heretofiay will satisfy You mini
it does now. Whatever 7011
Mahaysom' first thought
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