', EVENING SENTINEL South Non-walk, Conn. Istablished 1870 by James demon ILQLLGOLDBN.W EARL c. DILAND. Editor and General Manager. tuned daily. evenings. from Sentinel building. 97 Washington street, South Norwalk. Telephone: Norwaik 92 and 98. Branch Chloe: 46 Wall street. Newark—Telephone: Single Copies . . . . . . . . . . Three Cents By Mail ..... . . . . . . . $9.00 per year tered at the South Norwalk Post fillies as Second Class Mail Matter. niniature Almanac for Tomorrow Sun rises 6:57, sets 5:18. High tide 5:25 a. 111., 6:19 p. m. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for publication of an 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 For God hath not given us the, spirit of fear; but of power, and .of love. and of a sound :nindd Tim. 1.7. O I That man is great. and he alone. Who serves a greatness not his own. For neither praise nor pelt; Content to know and be unknown; \Vliole in himself“ Talking. There is a regulation in the British navy that forbids officers to speak dis-l couragingly to their comrades con: ecrning any enterprise that they may he engaged in. The authorities realize what a depressing effect is produced when anybody speaks in a dishearten- (‘tl way about the efforts they are un- ~' ' kin . ' , dtxdsinggle man who talks in a dis- courugud way about an existing situa- tion can do more harm than an attack from :. pmverful enemy. The man who says, "It. can't be done" is the enemy of i \try naval and military force, and h must be silenced or eliminated if n I dy of men are to accomplish re- Bulltuis the same in civic life. It would be u wonderful thing for a community like the Norwalks if all the folks who keep throwing cold water. and saying that this or that desirable and possible thing can not be accomplished. could be eliminated or silenced. There ought to be a Itacit understanding among people of a community that as that kind of talk is so harmful. they Norwaik 1888.3 . public a step nearer the truth. Quick- ~compared with less than 96 millions goods, it is evident ,borhoods are very nice. r last year. compared with 165 in 1891. ‘ ' When you observe that 17,178 new books were published in our country during the last two years, you realize how few books out of the total the average person has time to read. To wade through~ail of them, you would have to read nearly 24 volumes a day. Considering that very few of the total are really worth reading. it's all for the best that readers are pressed for time. The trouble is that, in the labyrinth of new books. a reader is rather dazed about which few to per- use. Newspaper editors sense this. and the old-time book review depart- ment is returning to favor. Windows. The census shows America has over three and a half million widows. You'd vhax’e lost money if you had been bet- ting on the total without knowing it. How many of those widow's and. their children were left amply provid- ed for when the man or the house passed on? 7 Most husbands and fathers do. a m FOR TAT * "isomsoiimmemma semen fairly good Job, at providing for their families, on this side of the grave. Few of them carry enou h insurance. probably because death seems far off until a few hours or days before the last heart-beat. . AM one. A movie explaining the Einstein theory is given its first Americanr showing in New York. Most of the audience went away with th theory still as clear as mud. However, the film will bring the est and easiest way to get knowledge is in pictures. One intelligent cartoon says more than a page of editorials. The movie will be the greatest future educator. Right now it is a playthlng, a toy—~on account of its novelty. 0 Stores. The four loading chain-stores or- ganizations anounce that their sales in 1922 exceeded 280 million dollars. in 1913, a pro-war normal year. Even allowing for‘ higher prices, which make a big difference in ca!- cualting the increase in sales of actual that chain-store business has at least doubled since be- fore the war. \Ve've barely entered the period of big organization. Facts About While. ordinarily, income is money. it does not follow that all money isi taxable income. Unless favored withl a gift or legacy. practically all the. money received by a salaried man is ~income and taxable as such. But it is: Note and Comment. ’ You can buy a house for 40 cents in itussia, but. none of the itussian neigh- or business man. Such person is com- pelled to pay part of his receipts for business or professional expenses. In arriving at the income the taxpayer is allowed to de- ‘duct certain items. includingrali busi-r A Eunice (La.) duck hunter dis- lossos, rent paid house. the cost of light. t‘ucl. water. telephone. not or taxable used in his will not utter such thoughts, but will take every opportunity to spread the spirit of hope and confidence. The cities that have grown and pros- pered have been pushed ahead by the spirit of faith. it a proposition was rational and possible and adapted to a community, people have believed that it. could be done. They have had faith that difficulties that might intervenel could be pushed Out of the way. Their sanguine confidence has rcns- sured doubters, put hope into the wavering an instilled a spirit of achievement and action into a com- munity. \Vhen a city has faith in it— self and its future. and attacks its Horse races are held early in the morning in Manila. so the boilers can cuss the rest of the day. O O O Wet feet are said to be one cause of grippe. It shouldn't be so very hard to give them up. i O t A Laportc Ilnd.) woman spent 25 years making a quilt, so quite natur- ally it is a crazy quilt. C O C . In Rome, girls out of jobs are ask- ing for husbands, which is one way of finding work. O C C personal services rendered. but cal profits. and sions. commerce, or property. 0 business carried on for gain or profit. or gains or profits or income derived; from any source whatever." income vocations. sales whether or the “from profes- trades. business. l i or dealings in! real or persoxml.i transaction of any 1 l C C ......... c--,.¢-~.‘ ' they roblems with confidence that (fan and will be solved it has attained one of the essentials of prosperity and Food experts say farmers are poor eaters; ut an expert of any kind is' liable to say anything. U C O growth. a ' ”—— Dctroit cop says his wife never vol- BChOld. untariiy kissed hiYn. Sounds like v.4 sisiing an cilicrr. , Everything that happens has a o . . l meaning. You are reminded of this If you think ClOlh(s don't count, try when you study news items. Like going Without Tu." . O th(siftiiemakers. at their national con- Women are taking up sports. Be vention in Chicago. announce that very careful if you are a sport. grandma's old shawl will return to o u a A coreless apple has been devel~ oped now, but the Juiceless grape- _ fruit has been here always. ’1 O I New Hampshire dog team ran miles in seven hours. catcher was driving. 0 0. They are bootlogging coal in Con- neotimrt‘, and you can't say we didn't warn you they would. 0 0 fashion this spring. Life is a revolv- ing wheel. humanity travels in a cir- cle. everything reperts. Another item. from Lubbock. Tcaxs. says Sheriff Bud Johnson will arrest people who play dominoes on Sunday The west. once wild and woolly, now is tamer than the east. Tobacco makers report that. Ameri- . can production of clgarets last year was 545 millions more than in inf That looks bad for the nation's nerves. 68 Perhaps a. dog o l . W‘Mie Ht. Louis is placing a. cow ' ret is a nervous man a, for 1t‘he clsa qr». a pie in ht-r 200. she should in- “no eifl—P—‘flfl " ""7“- er: 'I3rl-fnshi0n0d ”Shining rod Salesman Reading. , . . . l 5'. m: with two pairs of trousers are it. ’i‘ffliiYHI. Why not throw in an ex- tra «mu, owl wrt also? 6 O 0 Only 6863 new books were publicly ed last year in America. You wonder why the "only." It seems a lot. 11m. in 1921 the total was 10,210. film: at 'v'nlwrnlty of Michigan have Figures along this line mean much - - v“ mg. ”m" ””1 it": zcttins too wild to anyone trying to watch the actrnty ‘9» 9790; hunting, . of the Amerc‘tan brain in its alumni- . in: cycles of stimulation and decay. , A fallingoof! of a third in the norm be? of new books published. however. doesn‘t necessarily reveal the amount of reading being done by the public. O O Thaw is a shortage of log cabins for president» to be born in. I e O 'l’lm Mexican government has seized tam mlnlon acres of land. The middle I I t I i l t be kept warm, regardless Nice, warm Saequcs and Sweaters. 'Piuk and Blue Lined Silk Little Kid. Silk and Worsted Shoes. Booties. Medium and Knee Eiderdown Blankets and Jan Silk Quilts. Silk-“Fool Ca ps 75c Quality Corduroyflaps 50c Quality White Mittens an... “S. dcdu INFANTS’. WEAR . The baby. the most important member of the household, must SPECIALS Income Tax To determine the amount of net in- in- premium for‘insur- ce against fire or other business for store. or ware» stationery, postage. etc.. place of business drayage and freight bills. and the cost of op- ‘ oration and repair of delivery wagons gulscd himself as a cow.‘much to the noes expenses, from gross income..." trucks. - disgust of the ducks. Gross income includes not only salary, A professional man _ physician.‘ - - - wages and othEr compensation forldenust, architect. etc—may claim as ctions the cost of supplies_used >y him in his practice. expenses paid it the operation and societies, sub- - .r ,3. of the shortage of coal. Jackets. Embroidered. Length. and Bonnets. ' R ....... Now50c Now 250 88 Washington Street Eyes examined by a competent _A Spectacles \, - Eye Glasses rlence right here in Norwalk—perfect fitting guaranteed. Watch, Clock and Jewelry repel and promptly. A complete stock of Diamonds, ways on hand. O. B. JACKSON ~ , Jeweler d. Optometrist Headquarters for Gruen‘ Watches. 58 WALL 81'. J. I. Mallette ‘ South Norwalk optometrist—over 20 years' expe- ring in the best possible manner Watches, Clocks and Jewelry al- . NORWALK inntan 1 0 new books selling an fvoerrm ofcel'ooqcoptcs each or a total of 100.000 copies. do not mean as much as one good book selling 15»,- s. ”3110:, t:tubilc unquestionably read .more books last year than the year Tbefore. That might not show up in the total number of volumes sold. for at least five times as many people borrow books as buy new copies. The drop in the number of new W issued last year does mean that Whiter- are selecting manuscripts more carefuly before putting their We: and sales organizations back of m: am would hr a fine place for a sing- ing: school. Boxer Dies , new works of fiction are be- Witch“! than in 1392. The mom > 'gg’laln that. They supply fiction ‘ . the bother of wading through On the aveme. one hour of , C-Saw Shoes 'F or Children Tan Calf, Smoked Elk, Black Kid, Gun MetalCalf and ' wane Buck '—’ Button Only — Sizes 6 to 11 —_.__ Milton Elwood 1' Quality Foogtwear 122' wasnntorou ST. SOUTH NORWALK provides more genuine diver- t tertainment and relaxation 9 hours of printed fiction. poets and dramatists seem to “.3 a. larger audience. Last new works of verse and were published, compared I in 189:. phy and travel. in the mat- snw books. has shown very lit- in the last 20 years. Bio- has fallen on a third: We get 1 men in the daily news. ‘Mid War has made many of in origin! causes. explains why 51: dif‘! history -.x,' "y ‘ i *' 0t YOU no you: own, V ”MID-YEAR «moans Home .°" 1......“ ".23.?“ '°" 2 3‘ JANUARY 293! Ind 2’ FEBRUARY so: * oar woman's; smarts. repair of an, automobile used for professional culls. dues to professional [scriptions to professional journals, of- fice rent. the cost of fuel, light. heal. and water used in such office. and the . hire of assistants. come a man in trade or business may claim as deductions from gross come a. reasonable allowance for sal-‘ aries paid employcs. for advertising. different in the case of a professional I an amounts spent ‘ ‘ l l 66C Us ‘ And C Better” A person should have their eyes examined at least once in two years. CONSULT Us. Eyes Examined —- and -. Glasses Fitted w. A. Mottlelland -— incorporated - OPTOMETRtsTs — OPTIClANS 226 Atlantic Street, STAMFORD. CONN. Next to Woolworth's. Tel. 1691 HOT CHOCOLATE Fruit'Sundaes Ice Cream Sodas Fresh Made Candy PEPPO’S CHOCOLATE SHOPPE ’ 10 South Main St. .Pastuerized Milk and Cream Sweet Creamery Butter Fresh Native Eggs 65o Dozen THE NORWALK DAIRY COMPANY . 33 Center Ave. Norwafk Tel 1684 Sachs‘ Delicious NEW ENGLAND BREAD' Fresh Rolls and Bread Twice Daily TRY IT ONCE AND YOU WILL WANT IT ALWAYS New England Bread Rye Bread Vienna Broad ASK YOUR cations FOR IT vnen'rsnns Tomatoes, Mushrooms, Cauliflower, Brussels Sprouts, Wax and Green Beans, Egg Plant, Peppers; Cal. and Flori lettuce, Celery Hearts and Boots, Spinach, Kale, Sweet Potatoes, Onions. lSTBAWBBRRmS 45c qt. . . .7 I 7“" 130mm) CREAM 7 FRUITS . . cu. and none; Oranges. Grape. fruit, Lemons. Gregning, Winesap, mm... 7.. W Blue Goose Grapefruit, 4 for 25c~ " mormms BANNER mm in)" CONFECTIONER, Y . ICE CREAM ‘ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9 1921 YOUR Rm BY BERTON BRALEY ' s A young man out in a theatre. To watch the actors play, But he coughed so loud that the other folk. Couldn’t hear what the actors did Say The usher did come down to him . And said, “You’ll have to leave." And as the young man left the place These words .he seemed to sneeze. _ Chorus “Always wear your rubbers. That's what my mother said. But I would never listen And now my nose is red. ‘I wish that I had harkcned To what my mother told. “Always wear your rubbers, And you will not catch cold." A young man met a maiden, Whose pumps were made of suede, Her stockings, rolled below the knee, “silk were thinly made: He said to her, "Oh. little girl. You'll get a cold in your head. I'll marry you and teach yen what My dear old mother said." Chorus "Always wear your rubbers," My mother said. and she Most surely said a mouthful ' In those kind words to me. Oh, darling. hear the warning My mother wisely told. “Always wear your rubbers And you will not catch coldi" (Copyright, 1923. 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