Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 11, 1923 · page 10

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High tide 6 :58 a. in., 7:4! 18.“.

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all news dispatches credited to it or
not otherwise in this newspaper and
also any local news published heroin!

All rights or publication or cools!
dispatches herein are also reserved.

A Thought for Tod”.

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Isaiah 3: 10

 

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The virtuous delight in the vir-
tuous: but he who is destitute of the
practice or virtue deiighteth not in
the virtuous. The bee retireth from
the forest to the lotus. whilst the frog
is destitute of shelter.

~Hipopaides.

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{i City’s Assets.

That “an 'ndustrisl centre is a
prison house unless it provides some-
thing for the leisure hours." is a W
ism beyond argument. '

There is'a town in Delaware whose
Main street in no way diners from
Main street in a hundred other cities.
One Saturday evening last summer a
Norwslk man was ire-visiting it for
the first time in several years. On
leaving his hotel a delightful surprise
awaited him. A band was playing in
the public square. It was a good
band. It played the clasdcal num-
bers with feeling and the popular airs
with a spirit 5

It was the twilight hour and house.

wives and husbands were taking ad-
vantage of the coolness of the evening
to do their shopping. At the square
they halted—poised a moment on the
outer {rings or the listening crowd to
catch Some fleeting strains from the
band before they 'pansed down thg

 

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gerons than the rapid depletion or

annual scare about steeping dckness.
the first or the month.

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tux-lat. Amonghis wonderful res.-
tions are an apple that ripsns in
July. a giant tomato plant. the cross

,tstween the grapefruit and mange.

also the Lou Gian Gong crsase.
' Not much wonder that most poo-
pie work sclfishly for themaelves .n -
stead or tor the good of le'eonsid-
ering how humanity “rewards" .its
henchmen. Men mt. mom Gong
should be rewarded by the Govern»
ment. tern-cums all-t!“ ”9’10.

Destroyed:

Enough trees to yield 8: billion
board-feet ot lumber were chopped
down in our country list year. .
No figure is available. to show
how many more trees were cut down
than were planted. But it'd be a
mighty big figure. ‘
Raw economic perils are more dan-

our tarsus. Why kill, by degrees.
tussooulmnssfldesss a.
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Note sadConment.

'Oniy a few more-months until the

Everybody hater! mail carrier on

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Dancing develops everything ex-

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AJCY;
' “What's this man
Gene's game?"
That’s a .quesiim
’l have been cold—
. bloodedly asking
myself ever since I
have been attending
the far-famed
Emile Cone auto-
susgestion clinics
here. '
. And I have con-
: eluded there isn‘t
any game except
the desire to help
people.

France. -’-

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mmeyrecoilfrom death and all

u» Atheckmp of police records infill-

streei. Some stayed laying down
their packages and sitting eontentedly
on the grass sward to give tfimselves
up to the quiet enjoyment of this
pleasant open-air treat.
‘ The impression made on the vidtor
-—an “average "tired" businm man
and not a "musician"——was such mi

he wrote the mayor thanking bin: (on1

the pleasure he had derived from the
town band. In an spprechtivc reply.
the mayor said that he had fomt
hard to win the small necos-ry ap-
propriation. but that the experiment
had actually paid from a dollars and
cents dandpoint! The nights theta-ad
played were the laziest ones for in.
merchants. as it drew out the people.

Norwalk posse-es s picture-ma
“Green.“ excellent musicians and a
multitude or community innit. lovers.

m a combination—plus enthuses).

-—couid put Norwalk on the sandal
map and add greatly to its attractive-
net.

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Dread ofMagic.

The sleet place in the world to
hit your money trons thieves, m
a bank. is in a coma. Who ny- so?
Chruopher Beck. And who’s‘lisck?
“months paychologyof-ua-
doryorld superfine“

neck says he doubts it there's a

com encountered during a slum
raid. And it's a certainty th" “topm-

ml burglar would’ go near it.
>3nrglars also avoid houses where
they know a death has recently taken
* ” mothereuofuaonlyuloxs

thingsconnectedwithit.

, Ednowe. theh’ansascountryphfl.
“mammothatwhneallpco-
pie talk too much he notices tint

soon as the converntion drifts around
to death.
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"pol-hat cities shows that very tow
trots-ions! criminals “wort" on the

”every one growssttaagely quiet a“

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temptation we pray never to be led
lnto.-
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Adoctorisalnanwhowilisdvise
a rest and make you work your tool
head on to pay for the advice.
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thxtheayengemnnlinesabout
agirlishsrllswandhisarlns.
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Hitchlng your wagon toahrls
fine. but don't let your mils boy
hitchhistotherearofanauto.
O 0 0
net'- hope that in speaking of
mWorI‘ Wax-stew mrs from
nowwowmnot slate-erosion
worldwar?

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'l'roubiswithtbehornofplsntyis
you are always liable to consent
attbelittlscadofthehcrn.

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The career or manrafinsm-
womanehbsbcep magma,
heransbitiontoboconaaaaswlsstar.
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”Without-yum. cover for
thsgiri.

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It ism varyjow people
avedtheirincometaxasthcywent
aloag. “” ‘

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Ifth‘worldsptoblemsan not
sued—non there win he mother
”Merriam.
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Trouble with these public non
nowadays Is when they heathen-
”Warm-systems; "
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If he soaked geo-
pls a big ten for his services. Ameri—
cans would wink the other eye and
say. was: it.‘

But he doesn't charge any fees.
Every person who comes to the clinics
is welcome an every person gets the
same treatme t and gets it for noth-
int-

fiench book in which Coup explains
his system. But the book isn’t push-
ed on you and its cost is only two
francs. The 15 cents you pay tor it
first about pays for. paper and print;-
g.
Also old Marie, Cones maid. hss‘on

his patients. But here. Gain. the uses
lssonomlnnlthatltinerzlypayslor
photography and paper.
Lite minus lander. . '
Perhaps the better way to get at tho
secretofCoueistooonxparshinito
the founder of a_ new religion. The
latter wants al the world to have the

happiness he is sure it will bring ti
them.

sure he has got hold of a grout mill
which other men have appreciated
only in part Be is sure he invent.
ed a formula. and a method has
sum-mg Wires]: lasts mom“-
of this truth and get the most oat of
it And he brings to his the
passion. the faith and the terror of
the evangelist. Only it must always

 

If one wants to. he can buy a little

Seminary of
Morning News

Germany recalls her Alabama» at
Parts and Minister at Brussels soon
after receiving omcial notification of
French intention to occupy the Ruhr.
Ewen civilian tnob demands expul-
sion at French coastal-don but later
yieids to persuasion or Lord Kayo:-
and disperses.

lacunae conference aides to ex-
change Greek populStion of Turkey
against Turkish population of Greece
and a million men." women and chil-
dren must give up their homes.
Dublin rails to confirm report from
Boston thstdeVsierseoonwmbe in
United states.

President axiom s decides to
withdraw American soldiers from the
Rhine has apparently druck a blow
at France‘s pride. Paris observers do.
Clare. '
i’resident Ebert and Chancellor
Cuno are reports:- to have ma Ger-

 

 
 
 
 

 

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be made clear that in Co third
is nothing in the m of a new: relig-

mourning in public schools. .

Rum leaders at unicow III-ll:
that Poincare's policy will driverfiero
many to revolution and-donut! nus:
as will remain neutral in crest of
new war. ‘

Herbert Hoover at Washington in.
dot-sen public germ W b? 83‘
vertlning club- in United Staten. _ ”

Dr. J. L. Senton "at Chicago dc-

sale pictures of Gone in his clinic with J

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ion or cult.

Coup duds the. doctors agreeing with
him. Distinguished medical men of
France. Swilsaland, Belgium and
Great Britain have recognised the
value crime work he is doing. »

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blew-sales. .

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lowing M were elected:

Prudent—Jim. Frank anion.

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111's. George Sachs).

m 9: mus omens and «£2-
entities. showed the Won lobe
in a flourishing condition. Following
the budge. meeting a supper was

 

clam that at least 310.000. 000 is
needed for adeqmte support of bun-
dred Methodist Emmi collegesand
universities in this country. 7
Probate court judge at Tomlin.
Kan- say. inst socording to his rec-
orda. Jen Willard is forty years old.

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“Salem-Bro baby. on the tree top,
When the windblows the cradle “my-och
Man the bougbbresksthecrndlewmg
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"a! _ “Rock—wok—rockabye baby,
:' Hothor will buy you a saxophone, ma\1:.r -
Hear the Wind adslowin‘.

_ Sets your shoulders goln':
Baby'supatree. upatreeupatree
Swingin' to the breezes in a minor kev

Oh my,
' Don’t cry,
Heu- the jam music of m lullabv.
When the bough breakin
Cradle starts to shakm.

. Shakin' like me dancers at a barber-3' ball.

Toot on fie saxophone. bang on the d' v»

Jan 'ens up. jau’ em np—here the La»

Down on the ground you can see

‘ Baby an' the cradle. ‘
Baby an' the cradle.

Baby an’ the cradle an' all'

(COPYl’isllt. 1933. NEA Service)

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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