‘ l’AGE EIGHT ,
EVENING SENTIN EL
South Norwalk, Conn.
Established 1870 by James domes
E.I..&A.L.GOLDBN,Propl.
EARL c. DELAND,
Editor and General Manager.
Issued daily. evdnlngs. from Sentinel
building. 97 \Vashington street.
South Norwalk.
Telephone: Norwalk 92 and 93.
Branch Office: 46 Wall street.
Norwalk—Telephone: Norwalk 1388.
Single Copies . . . .. . . .. . Three Cents
By Mail ........ $9 00 per year
Entered at the South Norwalk Post
Office as Second Class MailaMatter.
MiniatuEe Almanac tor Tomorrow
Sun rises 7:00. sets 5:15.
High tide ":13 a. ni., 2:36 p. m.
The Assocmted Press is exclusively
entitled to the use for publication of
all new: 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
But eru‘ callnl them 111]“) Elm.
"lllTI‘l' little children to come
and said. .
unto llll'. nml forbid llicm nut; for (if
Mil-la is tlu- kingdom (if "Goth—Lulu:
18:16. '
l."l your children be as so many“:
iiowlrs. borrowed from God. If the
Howl is «he or \iitlicr. thunk God for
ltiilll of lll‘.lll.——lilllll€rf0l‘d.
. ._.__.._______._
“Paper, Sir I”
ll. éllllllilt l"
throughout the working
is pi riul‘lllul in this
Iii» ;'_\' tiny,
“- I i;. .l llllliltil
' else?
Money. to dodge taxation. hides in
tax-exempt bonds:. About 7526 mil.-
lion dollars worth of tax-exempt
bonds have been issued in the-last
12 years by cities. counties. states etc.
A constitutional amendment, now be-
ing considered by Caigress, would
stop the tax-exempt attractioq,
Can you explain why the average
lndividuaI or business would rather
save a. dollar on taxes than anything
At the bottom of our hearts. do
we believe irr government as much as
we claim? slost of us are philosophi-
cal anarchists‘whcn the tax man
shows up.
9
Wages.
us into uncertainty whether railE‘oado
crs work for nothing or get $100 an
hour. _
This will help straighten the matter
out in your mind: i
‘The railroads report. through inter-
state Commerce Commission. that the
average tinge of railroad employes
last November (latest reported) was
55 cents an hour on regular time and
79 cents an hour for over-time. Exe-
cutives, officials and staff amlsmntsl
averaged $15.54 a. day.
_.__—__._.____._.
Hoss.
The horse during the last year has
lost out a. trifle in his race with the
auto. There are about 18,853,000
horses on American forms now. That's
913.000 less than thcrc were two years
ago. .
During those two yours. the horse
has slowly been on the downgrade. in}
CUllllllunllltS.
l.“\‘2‘ptlpt'l‘l Because we
to its appearance “'0
:iii-i tin illiillrulltl ()llltl‘
'l'iii.
mm “"1. ii.-toni» vi
do lint u: l . Hilly rtuairil it as a mint-
a sunset. or the
.24in
l
("u. N-Iliili‘ do “c
hi
. .n'.
iiill;lv"lf u: thi'iii'i ll at _
xvi-apart! r lfl‘ings the
of the (urth to its
runs may rtad thci
story of ro-
of
l.)lll y lli’. l.'.
“(1' illll’I-I tuit'lsn
lit.
:15 .t uni-oils
Unruly—the
and gay.
“moves into
1 “ii”. “iii?
Stroll “'3
ill-ll 4- in ii talc
which
the
llltiSt lat ms. :l{l\t
lll‘.
tnlxiiv
l‘.ii ;.
‘lzmlJ in l‘:
limiii i=7 lllilt‘
u lill li Wt. cull _lll(.
tuiulluiig Hill:
and slaw.
nine-agencies
sort
of nuts-i
plcss sif-
ii
-A—t ll‘t'i‘ i-s
iliorv: Kraut
“l‘l('ll llilli’tlt, I‘m: flirlh—CU”,
illul Shll‘k'd‘l before you, Mr. and Mrs.
Hints of
Nitrxmllur, the story of the hemlsf
pl",l“'..i. ltil‘l\(l‘ ticking out ”it‘s,
«Liniim m .i ll ligi’uph operator sitting
ii: a THOIH on \\'.isliiiigioii strut. Hour
."ltl' hour the copy tlous from his
tho.- (illiOl"b drsk—
unnpmiiig room and
lllt‘ liimtyrwir—wiiiincc to lll(' proof-
lt‘ilill l’.‘- illltl into the liner-room. The
day‘s ii- oii and the throbbing of
ill" priests llllllglt‘b “llll the crits of
the Hi;' r to gut the paper
7. (In l4)
l0 lil‘
lli‘llilllit 1'.
limit lillll
“itiii”
iii \i.;..|/.n}:
uh to H1. bll“,tl.
\\I",. it» pct-iitiaiitivs lvr guud or
for '\l3. in proportion as it liatmis
aiwl tlllliiu}: tin; “long-doings and the
lll‘llt—l‘r‘ of ill-ll m, nilottiiig those
mutt: is. tiuir proper in“: :put‘c. prc-
his to i4utizi- 33:!» (litllll'lllg and the
(_‘t,.l'2>‘ll:‘ ‘i'.L. 13:14 daily nt.\\r|iil]l' r gots
ful‘iil into tin. homes of all sorts and
IfOn‘lllluLC, Ll. man.
And .19- yuti casually ask your news-
bu) {oi your Lttzoritv. puptr the Click
cf t'm, ‘ .ig'ujiil iiirtruniurt couscitss-
i7 llc‘i.» ll: inn-5.23. and the llow of
copy ii.i..~. (ll that the miraclc may he
refitxlllvttl tomorrow.
9
Radio.
_ i
I" u'ogre; l..—.. ':‘.X;l. by wireless are
bung tun-oi in “'asliiiigton. I). C.,
in t}... iJr'JIiJl'Ji')‘ of the inventor, C.
l'uihclrs Jizii'l.ir.::. ‘lhtir transmission
on t.“ but“ “an. lingtli of 4:5 met-
(rr-x : 2hr», inn. Lauri] by you and
iinyi'oi-r i ._ rit' .4 static. L‘ncanny.
l. U
1
n
-v
Quill: liiatmly
burl pictures
of l‘f‘hl'lt'l'll lluidiiig and others;
Jeiik‘iiib' soul is radio movies. \‘Vith
. :ou should see them be-
'il..r1 .l'JJ";l£1I'lb.
(A Jami-ans IIFU'JQ‘S has
ca:
good i:
{org 133’).
if the approach of March 15. first
income tax puyriicnt. is creating an
alum lash: in your mouth. the sugar
c.ting to the pill is that you'd be a.
lot “(use off in England.
Take a single man. If his income
is $2.50“ a year; he pays :60 natimal
income tax in the United States and
3:53 it I‘anlziiiil. On $5,000 income
the .\iiicri":iii pziys 3160, Englishman
$815. Ami so on upward. On 820.-
000 income the English tax is 85,500,
American only $l.760.
*———0
Stage.
\\'illiam A. Brady. theatrical pro-
ducer, claims our- critics are over-
estimating the players from‘ Moscow
'Art Theater who have made quite a
sensation in New York.‘
Brady champions the American
stage as second to noife in the world
in the number of fine artist: it has
produced. He thinks the Moscow
players look better largely because
they come from abroad. ‘
Psychologically. this sounds plaus-
ngg. Peculiar trait of Americans:
- given—thing looks better at a. distance.
ourselves.
I highway robbers sell gas. ‘
W. have the won 0 numpionshlp at
are is four years old this spring.
nuinhcrs. But auto men needn't chirp.
for the horse is vanishing at. such a
slow rate that it would take over 40
Propaganda. has confused most of:
MONDAY, FEBRUApy.
' ROVER’S CH ANT
BY neuros- 31111.21-
Let's go roll. roll. rolling arm;
Tramp. tramp. tramp:
Oh, W'eli roam roam til‘ 3-.-
Greeting exery rcr “iii: ~-
Let' 3 go blow blow l- low;
SW'Mmg sui
011. w.- mly not know
But tho lit-at. li4; ‘ .t l» 4: r-
15 the dium for on
u.
Under the \atth of ti. r sky
\Ve shall go ma rcl‘in
Oxer the hilltop and do“; in
Following oaths that the w;
\\ ho has the heart and ti:
\\ eary of doing things owr
Let him be one of us. trr ad
Round the wide norld. :ound
Round the “ide \yo :2“
0-.~.——» - .V ,
6“
e. comc. C017“: at o: :xxit‘ .
Hum hum. hum :1 r0 ir:
Sun. Wind and rain 3 nd the ‘ree
Hark to the heat. of the .5
Let' 5 go roll mil. rollin: do“: .
Tramp tramp trampin;
For “8 ll roam. roam. roam.
Greeting every I 0\'£r “its
CV“
(Copyright, 1923.31. >2- '
-—~__
WWW -- ..... 1'
Galvanized Vl’aw'i-e
All Sizes Ash Cans, Garbage Cans, Coal Eco
ROSEN F IELD BROS.
.125 Washington St. Phone 340 Free Deli. -
i: E E = H E: BHUQUEUEEWJr‘z 4-.
more years to make him extinct.
Fear not. home low-rs. Dobbin “'llli
be here in multitude when people dis»|
card autos and use airplanes.
9
Note and Comment.
Boston woniuii shot two men.
now she can't plead she mistock them
SOi
both for her husband.
6 v t
.\ real mud looking fellow tclls us
‘ t 3
Lawyers are debating if a man has
any right to drink in his home when
the Nucstion is has be any left?
0 O 0
The oial man t‘llll'? woxk your way
through the school of expcriciiC-‘.
O O I
llttty Gullck is only in. She writes
popular songs. “'1: thinks we have
hard many written by lictty. .—
n a e
Kissing her until you are red in the.
face isn’t much kissing now.
0 O 0
Don't cuss wmtcr too much. You
will take it :ill luck itcxt summer.
I O O
Tlicrc in ii. cut in l)t'$lllt:l. S. 1)..’
our :25 )f‘lll‘S old. so seven (r eight .
. his wife were living together they are
fever, they were separated by mutual
‘ in the cycs of the income- tax law rlc-
Facts About
Anomalous as it may seem. a. per-
son may be married and yet single for
the purposes of the income-tax law.
A taxpayer‘s status with regard to ex-
emptions and credits is determined as
of the. last day of the taxable year
December 31. 1922. if the’remrn ls
made on the calendar year basis. as
mostrare. If on that day a man and
entitled to an exemption of $2.000 or
$2,500. according to the amount of
their net income for 1922. If. how-
conscnt or were divorced. each is al-
lowed only the $1,000 exemption
griiiitcd‘a -inglc person.
In the absence of continuous resi-
dciice togetlicr. the question of wheth-
er man and wife are liying together
ponds upon the character of the
separation. lf_ occasionally the hus-
band is away on business. or if for
any necessary reason a tcmporarv
separation exists. the full exemption is
allowed. The presence of a Rife at
s. sanitariuin. or her unavoidable ab-
sence because of ill health does not
change the marital status. and the
husband is entitled to the full exemp-
tion. llut when the husband delibcrn
:ttcly and continuously makes his
home itt one place and his wife at an-
other. they are not liVing together for
the purpose of the income taxylanz
The law works both ways. A man
may Wed on December 3], yet'lic ls
granltll the exemption allowed .1 mar-
of ll(l‘ li\es must in.» gone. '
o s o ‘
Soup is a popular dish, according
to our clothes cleaner.
0 O O
Sidtwalks are hard on the head.
U
It takes a good
agent to make us sac stars.
0
lll0\ ic publicity
a
fellow who rumor takrs u. long
’
The
shot seldom shoots Very
O
tar.
'
lixc wire is :1. much nicer thing
0
A
to be than to fool “llll.
Q 1
Hunt the brighter sidc.
ent ncrcr lasts.
0
You don‘t hfnc to be bald to be
coming out on top.
0 .0
Longer “inter lasts the long cr bc~
fore “e hzue to cut “ccds.
_ . a o n
‘Ju can't wake up and find your-
self famous unless you wake up.
0 0 0
The hand that rocks the cradle is
the hand that shoots the hubby.
o s c
There are more things to save
money for than things to spend it far.
. O 3 C
We would hate to be a. barber and
think everybody needs a. shampoo.
0 t 0
Too many who catch on to things
quickly let go the same way.
0 O O
«a»
A boy seldom swears before his dad
a
The pres-
. O
ricd person for the full year. The
bride's income for 192;. llOV‘fchl‘.
must be considered With that of her
husband in filing a. return. A widow-
cr whose wife died before the end
of the taxable year is lasscd as a
single man and alloncd’ only an ex-
emption of $1 000. f
Similar conditions cxlsfwith respect
to the head of a family. If during
‘grmited 9. ch llian.
the ycar his support of rclatixcs in his
home ceased. he is entitled only tol
Income Tax
the 31,000 exemption. A man who
has a dependent child, not mentally"
or physically defective, that attaliisi
the age of 18 years just before thel
close of the taxable year can not claim
the $400 for a dependent. Likewise.
if a dependent dies before the end of
the benefactor's taxable year_ the $400
credit is not. allouable.
Thousands of persons define their
income almost wholly from salaries or
wages. Salaries paid by a State or
political subdivision thereof as a city.
town. county, or hamlet. however. are
not taxable. The reason is that the
Federal Government does not tax the
instrumc-ntalitics or a. State. in this
connection many persons have the
mistaken belief that all school toaciiv
era are exempt from payment'of the
income tax, Teachers are not exempt
because engaged in educational work.
but only when employed by a State or;
political subdivision thereof. §
Public-school teachers in the Dis-
trict of Columbia. Alaska, and Hawaii
are not in the exempted class for the
two years.
CONSULT U8.
Eyes Examined
__ and ._
Glasses Fitted
— Incorporated -
Next to Woolworth‘s.
A person should have their
eyes examined at least once in
W. A. McClelland
OPTOMETRISTS -— OPTICIANS
226 Atlantic Street,
STAMFORD, CONN. .
Tel. 1691
.A Spectacles
\V Eye Glass
5 Eyes examined by a competent optometrist—cw:-
rience right here in Norwalk—perfect fit: cg gt;
Watch. Clock and Jewelry repairir g in the
and promptly.
A complete stock of Diamonds, Wa.:hes, Cicc-ns a’:
ways on hand.
:rapgt 5
i- --
~95. -.5
O.- B. J ACKSO"
58 WALL ST.
Jeweler a Optometrist
Headquarters for Grgen Watches,
LOVERS
.
of good living is: r
they seek. They 7' -: :
perfectly cock: c. :'
served amid cs rigs";
and perfect a? czrfrrerzs.
that while to c' r: :r 5.: i=3:
height of tabs e-jcyrnert. L’s
reason that tlicy are. not State em-
ployees. hnd their salaries. or part
thereof. are paid by the Federal Gov-
ernment. The salaries of all Federal
officers and employees are subject to
the tax cxccpt that a Federal income
tax can not be levied on the salary of
the President of the United States nor
a Federal judge which would dimin-
ish the salary thatwas in effect at the
time they took oTilce.
The special exemption of $3.500 for
persons in active military the revenue
act of 1918 no longer is allowed, Sol-
diers and sailors in making returns of
income for the year 1922 are allowed
the personal exemptions and credits:
"Hold ’Er Newt She's Aresrin' is a
popular rem around Norwalk. It’s
“The Old Home Town" drawings.
NURWAL ‘
C;
because his dad swears first.
0 O O
The rest of your days depend upon
the rest of your nights.
0 O 0
Our language tickles us. The man
at the bottom is up a tree.
0 0 0
Most of us haye an ambition not to
liaise any ambition.
0
When a man turns green with envy
lie is soon ripe for trouble.
O 0
Making a. good job of growing old
should be easy. Look at the time
you have.
.
BOSTON STORE
Gotham
Goth Stripe
Silk Hosiery
SlEST RNER
extravagance. T hey
WE DO THEM
TlNSMiTHlNG JOBS“1
ARE PIE. FOR US,
A'nd what trouble it can
when repairs are needed?
tinsmithing or
to an amateur.
perly and at’a fair figure.
comm
2mm“
%‘5’1%%
fl
Ma7rrzf
Ever stop to think how import-
ant a part tin plays in the build-
ing and maintenance of a house?
cause
When
that time comes, don’t trust your
sheet metal work
We are experts.
and will do the job quickly, pro-
IASH. RAYMOND 0 pm
charges are very rats
the service renders:
SAVOIA RESTAU'lim
64 South Main Mil
south Ncnnlit.
'HERSHFIEL
Motor ' Transportation C :4.
LONG DISTANCE TRL(KI‘ G
Daily Service Between N ew York 8; Norm}
Ten Large Trucks at Your Service for All Kind. of Tran?
tation; Padded Vans for Furniture Work
.-
. *0
Main Office. 26 Concord St. :30. Norwaik. Phone L
New York Ofice, 201 West 20th, Phone Chelsea 8059
*-
Sachs' Delicious
f BREAD
New England Bread Rye
Vienna Bread .
NEW ENGLAND
Fresh Rolls and Bread Twice Daily
TRY IT ONCE AND YOU
WILL WANT IT ALWAYS
Bread
ASK YOUR GROOER FOR IT 1
' mom a BITUMINOUSCOAI
CANNEL COAL FOR FIRE PLACES
—- Masons’ Buildmg' Material ——
The Norwalk Coal €9’ Supply C0
39 We}! 81:. Phone 113 108 Water St
CO
O O O .
Love makes the world go round
foolish.
. O 0
Where there's a still someone will.
show you a way. «
' 0 O O
Rumor that girls will
show their .
MORRIS’S
so. £01:me
1
times Phone’s;
TECCKWG
Ollie. ”pastime Avenue“ -
EXPRESS
mam-m...
muons-null
mm ‘5' 0".
mall‘s
-3-
tonnes.
:f IOBWALR mm: arm
m m a
TermsofnmostConvm
lmKainSt.
Bridgeport
W'MM!
Have You Tried Our
FRENCH AND DANISH PASTRY
Fresh natty
‘ We a". 1m Opmed This Department Under the Care of”
mm Chef and Solicit Your Patronage-
*Thoma’s’ Chocolate ShOP
9'24 South gm Street" South Roman“
. ‘
' 3“Goode Cheer Within"
A Place to Eat Par Exellance
r?
Cairns and we. to Order for Home use
cereal-:3 eon PARTIES
ISTAMFO
RD, comi-
Norwalk Chronicler