' use o. outline. ” WW9. Monet _ Breach Odes: 4c Wall street. ,m—Tslsphono: Norwalh use. M. boosts-one MM at the South Norwalk Poli- sslooond Class Hail latter. "glsistursusleasoiorw » Sunrises7:,19 sets4:88 High tide 12.50 a. nu, 1.07 p.m. in. Anodatod Pro- is exclusively to tho usofior publication of 7 all news dispatches credited to it or - 11¢ otherwise in this newspaper and ale any local news published heroin. '- All rights of publication of special ‘ Matches herein are also reserved. A Thought for Today ”‘— -Andnowahideth rum,hope,lov:.‘ those aired; and the “a is WI Corinthian 18: 18. O O The Bible te.lis us what Christian graces are. but it is in the struggle of life that we are to ilnd them. -—Henry Ward Beecher. __——-—-O-—-——--——- Advertising Pays. Does advertising pay? A majority or the more progressive merchants or Nomllt and the vicinity would answer the question promptly and assuredly in the affirmative. The rapidly decreasing numbers of men who "do not put 'ads' newapapers" because “ran the business successfully with- out such expenditure," would say. "No." Those unfortunate enough to have chips on their shoulders would not approve of the idea. of course. Nei- ther would those whose financial con- ditions were so precarious that even the slightest and most necesmry ox- penditures must be carefully planned and curtailed in (WM-v way poodblow But the greater part of the optimistic. up to date business men of Norwalk approve of putting authentic informa- tion of their shops. prices. or tw- serv- ice that their organintions may give before the thinking public in the most oflective, dignified way—advertising in local newspapers. How numerous is this class or business man is shown - by the ever increasing volume- of ado vertislng printed in the Evening Sen-. , tinel. daily. This is proof in itself of the fact that “it pays to advertise." This truth is brought home to the Sentinel :.nl its many readers by the spoken tea!- mony of local men and women who have profited financially by judicious. consistent adw rtising in our columns. Further and more material proof is shown in the volume of 'wivertlsing constantly being renewed by those who have benefited by this method. The merchant who has the moral courage to inaugurate and nursue an ambitious campaign of intensivel; local advertising cannot help but hen. silt thereby. Steady, consistent nser- tion of practical information about his business cannot fail to attract imme- diate attention. If results are‘ not traceable immediately, they are later He is placed with busine- men whose standing in every way enables them to advertise their goods. A firm that advertises steadily must to "square." else there will be no profit in sums of money spent in this way. An inferior article 111- 1in instant popularity and hum ales which are never repeated because the quality is not up to the standard pocted. A poor offering cannot 71se- ceed in any way because it does not measure up to the test of s. critical public. A commodity that is of good quality, workmanship and fairly p‘rlc- bd, cannot fail to be a success it ad. sortloed properly. Morit wins out it opportunity is given. Therefore. the fact that a rim, business man --r l :p iole is advertised consistently. is gen- erally an unmistakable'g-laranteo of worth. Throughout a history of which it may be rightly proud the Evening lontinei has preached the doctrine of ‘ advertising wisely and well to busine- M of Nor-walk and the vicinity. hustled advertisers—men who have seen the practical value or advertis- tag in their own business experience has proof of the wisdom of our be- him that in every way every day. ad- ”dieing pays. w Kismet. . Attitheavorsgo man has more hem than he ever had Moro—or "01‘ M" Wu. The top of the :«A adowu hilltrip. And tower monhavc ginormous-t istheuat so. though Mb“ ‘ in the their fathers. ' the other hunters will not. ‘thoroadtomco‘efi. Bohflmiil‘ow redeem-CW phsr. lathopoucilsprinthotahos ..............$9-°° PC? mzdown ISO wordsa minute with ody‘ twoerrors. . ”nominate-AM“ or ovsnthiuketaspeodetIIOwor-de animate. ”to so slower andovoidsho m'tve errors. in eyes-rm lift 4°- curacyisagroatorassetthaaspi '. A small odor upsets thowhoio thing. :ust- asnochain.b'strolgor Yes All truths ore platitudes. The total cost ot the Worid War Lwas more than ”I ”This is the liegio Endowment for international Peace. So the conflict cost about to billions a year. Not long since we illillons" spent a million in a your. have saved since the last one. 11 wo can stop these wars. tho-prosperity of the average person in a few cone turies will, be fabulous.‘ interna- tional thrift and war bills jun about cancel each other in the long run. .___._.a_.’——_——‘ Cowards. Milton Brenner confirms the story that the Germans have. contempt for” the exdtaiser because he ran away. Would you'rstso- so Bill living in ‘. ed toItlle allies or a suicide by his own pistol? Men of many generations have do.' ba‘ted whether it is better to be a dead hero than a live . coward. Which would you prefer." as a common- sense proposition. discarding foolish, sentimentality and mock heroics? _______.._...._____ Note and Comment.- You have got to malto the best; 04'?1 things to get them. he “wishes he was. U 0 0 Men of the free thinngou enter are pay as you leave. 0 I 0 Lots of girls think the dishes “ab themselves. _ O O O Why worry? Six months from now the furnace will be working car and coal will be cheaper. o o o , Tomorrow is always one day .ute. o o o Two can live longer than one. s O O i s these new dance steps. 0 O 0 Spring hats and customers are be- ing trimmed. 0 O . Mother misses father when he is out hunting because she is atrald I O O A good mixer has lots of friends—— especially a good drink mixer. O O O The money a man saves by not helping others never does him I: very much geod. . p ‘0 0 Some people seem to think they are doing 'wrong by living. 0 O 0 A hustler has no time for bad luck. 0 0 0 Human nature never chanson is. it often short-changed. ' eoo' Aviation has its ups and downa, O O O 1: coming the weather mado as fat there wqald be no tinny men. 0 O 0 There may be safety in'numbora. but not locate numbors. O 0 O The early bird catches cold. o o o C Many a man looks rso'oews be- cause oftheblllshiswltorossup. o o e , It looks like eherewinmroathe loo man. ‘1 C 0‘ . . . A Some people don'toasowhstihsy do and neither doesanyolo else. -‘ always mean it I C. \ keeps. .0. They don‘t summonses -o,e o_ "Infill...“ is; .1 Gotasowsuoohggpgprugg ,r v than its mutual. A cleanser billion iolisrs. - latest estimate by Car- ' thought it a stupendous achieve- 2 meat when the hero ‘of "Browstu's ' Every 60 years there's a big war - to wipe out moot or what the pooplo , castle in Holland, than Bill’surrondoro ‘ The older a .man gets .tlfi MW _ It 1. easy for a wrestler to gut ' tom The man who seysaothiegdosm't” Ananishaownbythsmbe- ,m shorthnd‘ need more it" '1 broken again. this thusbyw \ ., vgvvv wow—y‘— n: unmet 336m... NEA Sta! Correspondent ANCY, France.— The outstanding thingin the au- clinic! of Emile Gone is that there is no pri- vacy. W h e n r o u come here to Nancy to attend 11 i s meetings. you simply have to maize up Your mind to throw dust-heap. He shuns pri~ v a l'. e appoint- Gul'fi meats. He dot-ant like to treat one patient alone. He prefers to have them all in one claim whole he can speak to all of thrill at our: time. There Is here a point of crowd phychology. By getting us all to- gether, he makes us act an). react upon each other. At any rate. Coue's clinic is a med- ical confe-ional in which we confess our physical ills. not only for Mon— sour Gouo to hear but tol‘ all the others present to hoar. Once in a while there is an excep- tion. It some one is suflering from something that it would cause real embarrassment to dial.“ deuce the patient is pelmitted to write down what is the matter with him or he. and hind thoalip to (tone. starts Work at «he. Nine o‘clock. Prompt to the min- uto Hoasiour Cone enters tar his first clinic of the day. Hams in a circle aroud‘ the room. asking ml: or us something about our ills. . ' Then he hide its close our eyes and keep them closed until he orders us to open them. no amor- 13 he will not put us There h to be no attempt at- tosuste‘uon' reserve into ihei . , ». , . - " 11.473 ,‘ EMILE COUE PHOTOGRAPHED m A 030“? '0! ? ganisrn but over the accomplishmen' of all our actions. This unconscious self is called imagination and it bad. even in opposition to on! will. are; conflict between will. optimall- nation, the latter always wins. Creoles an Appetite. "Now." says Cone. “tell yourself that all the words} am now'going to pronounce will be’lxed in your brain. will be printed, engraved. encrusted there; that they will always stay there: and that without your wish ing it or knowing it. you yourself and your organim are going" to obey. "So now I say to you: Every day. three times a day. at ‘your usua meal times, you wilt ho hum you will eat with great pleasurom and without overeating. ». , "You will masticate your mod slowly so as to transform it into a kind or paste betore you swallow it. "In this way you. will easily di- gest your food and so will: feel no dis. comfort or pain of any kind in your stomach or intestines. "You will as a consequence cadmi- late your food and your body will make use or it to manufacture ‘flood.’ muscle, force, :en'em. In I. ;m —-lii’e. No liediclne Needed. 1 waste material without any kind. Every night you my ea. .joy deep. tranquil slumber. without nightmares and you will was: ob reeling cheerful «and. ready for your day‘s duties. ~ "Furthermore. it you arefisome- "times sad. or m. or look at the black side of things from h forth ‘you will stop it and that“. you are going to be she-reel. “You will science:- :se unpatlem or Ill tempered: "You will be ‘ ‘ways b9 things which worried you will do in. lib - “I now addthat saber , ; functioning out Y“? m medicines or .1'. J no act' In ’ “Your body 3;!“ throw of the ,» mums as it should. Your tines, lungs. liver. kidneys and bled- derare all functioning properly, 1- NeeddSeif-Olmddenco: have lacked confidence in your-salt. torce ot incalcurable power which is in' each; Onol of us. "This self-confidence "absolutely necesury. When you wish. to do have to perform a duty. think aiways that it is easy. Maire the .«ords 'diiricult.‘ ‘imposdbie, ' ‘I cannot." dia- appear from your vocabuhry , f'8ay to yourself instead. easy and I can.’ thing »'!_t as easy. it becomosaororyoual- for others. Yod' will do it quiokLv and well and without tattghe. be- cause you have dono it without. stortl- ‘ Cone said ailthisandatoodw voice. It cradled us all into d-owd- nose mm which we emerged «up when he counted. ‘Ono - two three.” and told us new to open our :eyes. Then he once; more took up hie discourse. enlarging upon the neo- essi‘t’y' of our repeating his Monster- mu Missionaries“ points dc vue 1e vats mien: en mien? , Which in linglkh goes: "Every day. in every n... 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