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. copes ”$9 00 per year
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tors of common; and thaw
bemsdewithansintmandfeeliag
effect is produced. _
All this. ebviomiy. is a process of
ulbhypnotism. Hudson made quite
a sensation in his day. Today ly
scholars are familiar with his 3.
But. after 81 years, the tide rolls in
ggaln and the followers of Coue are
the declaration shoaldheholdiynede "
ms. mmumusswmlf"
declaration that there will b's' nose.
at the South Nowell Post
as Second Class iiail flatter
Amsmammrm
Sun rises 7 18, sets 4 :45.
High tide 6 :58 a. m., 31:44 pm.
Th Associated Press is exclusively
solid.“ to the use for publication of
all news dispatches credited to it or
not otherwise in this newspaper and
also any local news published herein.
All rights of publication of special
dispatches herein are also reserved.
A Thought for Today
0 d all e that kindle a fire,
“Echcgnlpase gourseiyes about with
sparks; walk in the light of your
fire. and in the sparks which ye
have kindled—[salon so: 10.
The way to mend the bad world is
to create the right world.
--l‘to.lpll Waldo Emerson.
Why Cities Grow
The Sentinel will attempt from time
to time to name certaln' forces that
have promoted development in a num-
ber of flue and rapidly advancing
cities that could be named. These
forces could also be effective in pro-
moting the development of Norwalk.
The presence of business leaders
who have exceptional vision and ini-
tiative has been the force - that has
sent many cities ahead. Their busi-
ness men were not content to provide
the public with the regulation articles
being sold in their trade at the time.
They were all the time trying to see
how the products of a factory or the
merchandise of a store could be im-
proved, to offer a superior article or
superior stock. so that their business
would forge ahead because it satis-
fled the public better.
A multitude of such men will testify '
how they were helped by advertising.
They had to let the public know what
they were doing before they got the
big trade.
But the business leaders can not of ‘
themselves do the whole job of push-
ing a town ahead. They must have
hearty support from the rank and file
of the people in the tasks of daily life.
in doing the work of a factory or a
store. Every person who throws his
whole heart into his Job. does some-
thing to push his home town ahead.
If a man is conducting a store. and
if he puts brains and initiative into his
work. his business is almost sure to
grow, and his home town gains from
his effort. If he is working in some
industry. and if he puts his energy
and-skill into his work with full devo-
tion. th~business profits from his fl-
dslity. If the employee in an industry
work with that kind of spirit. produc-
tion becomes more ancient. the busi-
ness grows, and the home town grows
with it.
___..__...___._..__
Your Two Minds
Did you ever "get stuck" for a
name. date or something else that’s
"on the tip of the tongue" but herd to
bring out of your memory?
Your conscious or obpctive mind
: my“ to bring the missing informs»
tion to the surface. All the time, ac-
cording to students of thought pro-
asssis. the missing information is
ltorad away in your subconscious or
subjective mind.
put your subconscious mind is sup-
posed to remember—to store away-—
promising you ever encounter from
Oldie to grave. You've heard how.
m a 'man is drowning. his whole
’ , passes in review before him in a
m seconds. This means. the sub-
medali- mind simply throws its
M wide open and displays Its hid-
oontents to the cmacious mind.
whlrty- -one years ago. Dr Thompson
'3udson wrote a long book. "The
at Psychic Phenomena."- It
‘ head and shoulders above
_g of a similar nature ever
u set forth a ,theory that the
v. (subconscious) mind exer-
‘ and sensations of the body. Also.
the subconscious mind (and. in
vithd functions and mono of
‘ 3' can be controlled by sag.
made to it by the objective
. 'us mind.
' a nervous headache:
.‘Your conscious mind forgets a iot.|
how Hudson advised readers .
suggesting to their subjective (sub.
conscious) minds: "Every day. and in
every way. I feel bettarvaud hotter.”
_..___._.__._.__
Novelty.
A vest-pock'et-sise typewriter is. in-
vented by Dr. H. E. Wethereii. eur-
\IVO!‘ of the Peary Polar'oxpsditiou
in .1849" It's held between the.
fingers and pressed against the pa}-
per. It writes 17 words a. minute.
in the hands of a skilled operator.
and will. be marketed to soil for
about 85.
Maybe you think this lsn“ im—
.portant enough to be editorialised.
But wait until you see the arowds
gather when it’s demonstrated in
store windows. In a dull and meant.
onous world. the unusual always fas-
cinates. Importance is secondary, to
most of us. ‘ g
“l...“—
“Wolf 1”
Lenine again is reported dying.
It’s getting to be an old story. One
of these days he'll really die and no
one will believe it. In the old fable
the boy shepherd fooled the rescue
party so many times by yelling
“Wolf!" that when the wolf really
showed up the rescuers laughed and
refused to come. thinking it another
fake. '
That's why the public aaairs luna-
tics find it next to impossible to in-
terest the public in important na-
tional problems. The'poople h
had too many false-«laud “Wolf!"
cries. too many peanut questions
heralded as paramount issues and
cruchl crises.
_____..___._.
Curiosity.
A railroad man figures out that it
costs :4 cents to stop a. freight train
going five miles an hour. Wear and
tear and overhead increase with
speed of the train when brakes are
thrown.. reaching tlAibasm‘the-cost
of stopping when running 16 miles
an hour.
Far of. in Sweden. Dr. Svante
. Arrhenius. astronomer. estimates that
our sun 86 billion years from now'will
3
and warmly as now.
The human body is chained
earth, but its brain is expl ing the
universe. Curiosity is back of it all.
with nothing too big or too Hills to
be worth investigating. "What is
your brain most interested in now?
———-————4._—_______
Note and Comment.
The greatest place on earth is us.
ually some'other place.
0 0 O
Bootleggers have an easier time in
winter because in summer it is too
hot to wear ovorcoats.
a e e‘
Men will wear rouge until check to
cheek dancing does out.
0 O 0
They claim an auto in Cleveland
went two blocks without a driver. It
mum be a 1924 model.
0 O 0
The nice thing about being a man
is you don't have to stay home after
you wash your head.
0 O O
No matter which way you drive. if
you don't drive the right way it may
be the way to Jail.
I
O O .
They think so much about food
over in China half the towns are
named after some kind of chbw.
O O 0
Hardest thing about 1928 so far
is remembering your new auto tag
number. . '
O t O
The Ruhr Valley seems to be a.
narrow strip of land beteleen two
mountains of trouble.
0 i 0
a picture star.
0 O C
fishy a rich young fellow makes
a poor husband.
O O 0
hours. Some day the earth win run
out from under a glider.
O O 0
your second wife first. '1'?
C O C '
One man whocanmaiaanvbuflo
lmfluhmmm
be shining on our earth as brightly '
to!
Formdr Kaiser sold one of his pic- ,
tux-es for $10, 000. showing he is quite _{
A glidef stayed up in the air seven
Only way to end divorce is marry -
you msuaightstreetsthatare metsied and paved
F . Andlsadtpadeaueenhce.
mwmwmmbmm
“accompanies.
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' “Marathoner“:
Wallet-worn smooth byahumdrum mob
orpatieatly modding mes.
ButInkestraotsthatareoueei-andcuaiut.
. Thaw—mutton! not where:
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Ed Page—s Col.-—Coue Cure
By m1: PIXLEY
(Our Own Special Correspondent)
MOGADORE.‘—The Cone cure has
struck town. Philander Butts. so
cross-eyed he has to turn sideways to
get around a street corner. is grectln’
everybody with "I'm seeln' straits:-
day by day." Maybe he is. but he
has run into four autos and through
one drug store window since he got
that cure goln’. Just the lame.
o e o « ,
Country club has placed an, order
for a gross of hip pocket flasks with
Beale's hardware store. The club
secretary says a quafi‘. of milk or
grape juice is essential in play in'
gawi'. Huh! ,
0 O .0
Dr. Wharton reports that. after
years of labor and experiment. he
discovers that orange blossom): make
a fine anesthetic. Gosh! maybe that's
why young Ed Huddleton had that
all- paralysed look at his wedding
with Wharton. almighty homely 89-
year-old daughter- ,
C 0
After payln’ 82.50 for rent of Lem
Atwater’s coon dogs to chase Elisa
across the ice. Book 8: Buskin club
rakes of! 321 not profit from present-
in' Uncle Tom's Cabin. Pretty fair.
Coue Cure in Mogadore
® 01 semi “ .
“STRAWEL pool
, ‘ 37 DA)’.
considerin' that Lem's‘ dogs overtook
Eliza and ruined a perfectly good
set of female garments. You see.
they soaked Elisa with anlse seed
juice to create a scentlor the fierce
bloodhounds. It worked all right.
and more. too.
MY MOTHER
Two pictures are ever before me,
anion sorrow comes or business we!
weigh heavily upon me. my mind?
turnstothemandiamcomfos'ted.’
1 look upon them and memories
most sweet revive—menial“ that
soothe. reassure and compel purer
thoughts.
happy smile and lovelight of moth»
hood in her eyes A baby is clasped
to her breast.
The other is of the same woman——
.ollier in years—the hair has turned to
silver. but the some sweet smile that
there—a reassurance and encourage-
ment to me now.
They are pictures of my mother.
Have your children pictures of you—-
in prize in years after. Mothers.
start the New Year right, have your“?
pictures taken now. '
Studio
scum noawstx. coma
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II.——Mld-afternoon newa broadcast.
furnished by Boston Amer-
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'm—Continuation. of musical pro-
, gram. ‘
5:00 p. m.-—"Chlldren's Hour." stories
for girls. read by :"Uncle
Organ accompaniment by E. Bowls
Dunham.
s: 30 p. m.-'Cloeing report on M-
meters). LiVe Stock. Marketaand
tors).
s: 00 p. m.-—Ls.te news flashes. early
sports news. Boston American.
6:30 p. m.-—Boston police reports.
Boston police headquarters.
1:30 p. m.,-damning program:
I.-'—-Address..by John J. Dohemy.
assistant in market surveys.
' Department of Agriculture.
IL—Concert. by Miss Margaret
slated ny' ms- Ethel nut.
chinson. pianist.
First printed almanac was pub-
lished in Vienna in 1457. «
Billy." ,
ers' Produce Market report . ((85 .
Butter and Eggs reports (485 me- »
Jennings lyric soprano. as- ' :
EVENING
New Universities
Will
How to Get It.
. ' \‘
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One is of a young woman with the:
used to reassure me in childhood is "
The Michelson E
WWWY’V W
Futondefthemwherelcan.
Thawavaringaimless roads. unheard
By the'practical paving man."
«Youlikethestreetsthatmmendtoend
- mold and familiar ways.
I'lovo the byaways that wand and wend
Till lost in the distant base-
lo keep to your street that is straight and fine,
A carefully measured tuck.
' And I'll light-heartedly follow mine.
All over the world and back!
Copyright. 1922, NBA Service)
" “CONNEALLY. e BRACKEN
‘Bonth Nor-walk, (loan. — Store Open Saturday Evening;
. . ' _ i .
PALACE BOOTERY
PALACE mam BUILDING
JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE
Isyow inFuIl Swing-Don‘ Fail to Take Adxanuge.
'{hoNewOrepeBubberSoleSport Oxford $595
FOR woman
I“ we have ARCTIOS—All Sizes.
Bays-You'liried Our
FRENCH AND DANISH PASTRY
rte-h W1:
Wefiavedustopenodl'hisnepartmentllnder the Cal-eons
Experienced OhefandSohoitYour Patronage.
:Thomas’ Chocolate Shep
South Norwalk.
lilouthls‘inflheet
SPECIAIS IN BROKEN LINES OF WOOL AND
SILK AND WOOL HOSE.
‘ \ Centemerl Wool ‘Hose, Navy, Brown, Camel, $1.50 value—Now $110
Tripletoe and Gentsmri Wool Heather Mixture, Grey and Black
$1.95 value—Now . ...................................... $1.49
Plain Wool. Black and Brown, 8.2.25»! inc—Now .............. $139
Silkand wool. Silk Rib, $2.25vslu ow ...... ..............S‘£9
Silk and Wool. 82.00 value—Now ........... ..... ............. 3‘69
Silk and Wool. $2.48 value—Now ............................ $2.00
Silk and Wool. Embroidered Ciocked Mixtures, of Black and Whit:
Black and Blue, Brown and Blue, also Brown, Navy. Carmel and
Sane, 83.49 value—Now $238
...... essen-es......... s.....u-..
J. I. Mallette
88 Washington Street South Norwalk
HERSHFIELD
Motor Traf .3: ortati‘on C0.
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Daily Service Between New York & Norwalk
“Ten Large Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds of Transpor-
'mcmuit‘sthe seine
y' glues: rotslllugthflwiilbe found here. We
, yell: and vicinity.
. You’ll Find ItHere
high uali .
honest' weight and sold at asqiowt’a
pricaasthe finest cuts offi'aat can;
he offered anywhere. Spotless surj
modern: methods
refer you to
thebest iuNo'r:
Enough-said.
tattoo; Padded Vans for hrmtur' e Work
Main 015083 26 Concord St, So. N orwalk, Phone 294
1 150'“. _ ‘ 030°. 301 West filth, Phone Chelsea 8059
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CLEARANCE SALE
Of women’ s and Mhses’ Coats and Dresses
THE PAEIS CIDAK & SUIT HOUSE
' South Norwalk, 00“
”TAWOHED 1802.
‘2- .
m; meme;
/
LOVERS
: villi
or good living find here in“
thaysask. They findtheiinmfi
cooked, quickly” ”dun“,
./ sis-Ind until ”new“ '"m ml
appointments. 7'”! ”a
to sine or roll my“.
or use ”layman" "
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