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Evening sentinel, Monday, February 12, 1923 · page 8

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Q ‘l somnnonwm 3mm GSE < . . MONDAY, FEBRUARYQ
EVENING SENTINEL 0““ WW”. ” 1' d Hide-'the‘llgatches . _ THE PAST

can the choice of a throne in Europe w
BY BERTOX BRALL‘Y

walk Conn on one hand and the job or Chaplin
.South N0 ’ . or Negri on the other, and the throne .

Established 1870 by James demon would so begging.

Q The kings and queens of the tween-

3, L, a A, L, GOLDEN, Props. tieth century-are movie stars, baseball

J players and maul-millionaires. A few
EARL 0- OELAND, . centuries ago'n throne was the pill-

» Editor find General Manager. nacle of popular ambition. Now we

are ruled by money and applause.

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"Girls ain‘t: the same as the girls I km“...
The dowager says. and sighs, ‘

"Those old-time maidens would never 50 l
A thing that would cause surprise]:

But she failed to recall, in a large ClC’W'fa
Some things which she saw occult '

 

issued daily. evgnings. from Sentinel

bundmgéoi'tth‘vgiwfl‘lgn street. Uncanny. Q "Mellrfiun’t the same as t.“ men of old."
Telephone: Norwalk 92 and 98. 1" l' ' _ m b d t ‘ J ' 12) TJT_,OFF..WlTl-il » ' But. he nggvfngoffiam‘fetfgggr r ..
. . . r.‘ r . . r ' . . " '2';
Branch omce. 46 Wall street. I v1; Io engineers 1‘08 0&8 . . _ _ - Had put up a similar howl. C ’

.. : lk 1333, l Niagara Falls, so that. “bugs" all over
girzygoplZZNfi)???.fogl-‘ee Come the country will hear the roar of the
lly Mail ...... . .. .....39.00 per yeag falling Water. To furnish contrast.

other scientists expect'toenable usQrf

Entered at the 50‘1“) Norwalk P0“ to hear. by wireless. the chirping of at

Office as Second Class “8“ “8‘4"- cricket far on: in' the Phillippine Is-
‘ lands.

Miniature Almanac for Tomorrow This suggesm that in the next ”var

Sun rises 6:52. sets 5:23. Vibe people‘s-at home can‘ tune; in anxd

~' ' .'~ 00 hear the ttlcs. 'l‘llai. - I ma 'e :lal' -

I ' fldt‘ 9"):La' “1.. 10.”- P- m. or work for the :‘ccruili'ng ofiirrl's.“ As '

The Assocmied Press 3 exclusively far as sound is r. .cerped (and. inter.

entitled to the use for publication of sight) radio is out rely eliminating dis-

all news dispatches credited to it or tance on earth. \Vbich bringsus close

not otherwise in this newspaper and - to the threshold of the supernatural.

And they both were right in their sad decrm
To which we can still demur.

With, “Men ain't at all what they used :0 t,
‘ And they never werel” ' '

The past is ever a golden time,
When it's many a year away.
And the folks who’re pretty well past 1595* p- e.
_ Are always aghast at Today! ‘
And they're right. of course. as you Nagy}... W.
In the judgments that they aver. ._ L"
But. “Times ain't at all what they uscd lo le "
And they never were! '

(Copyright. 1923.. NBA Service)

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fl also any local new: published herein. *0.
All rights of publication of special Melting. Q
dispatches herein are also reserved. ,
' Clinton. Ind.. finds that 27 different

population. Another remarkable illu3<

1 BOSTON STORE

A Thought for Today languages are spoken among its 11,000 i

_ ‘ tratlon of America as the melting pot
Better is a little with righteousnessQ of nations comes ‘ from \Vaterb‘er.

than SW“ ""9""05 without rigllt.—— Conn. where the 6000 employee: of

NURWALK‘S BUSIEST ‘comlg;

 

 

 

. Pm" 16‘s‘ Q Q . Scoyil Manufacturing: Co. represent
Fortify yourself with moderation‘ foreign countries Speaking 43 separate
' . ‘. ‘, f Q . __: languages.

‘ll'lort ‘lll‘ltS is an lnlprtgnablo fortress. Put such a crow] together in Ell—

‘m‘n ”3' I rope and you'd ital-o :1 war in a matter

“ ,, « of months. Over here they not alrng , .
Honest Abe peacefully. “'hy'.‘ “'nr plotting by
-——— European political leaders is the main

Again we obsonc the anniversary of mil-<0. “'llf‘n you inlk about disarm-
.tln-uluuu Lincoln's birth in 1800. And in: Europe you mum. disarming her
it occurs to many of us. that Lincoln is , “t‘tull‘mrn.”
sicnllily becoming greater with the: ~—h-4~——————
passing of the 30am. lie died in 1555' ' '

-—olll_v 55' years ago. which is a short B‘lhons'

period in humanity's history—but ‘V H .. .. r .
already be is living glorified into all 1 “MC “"5 Gumally (“HIS her the ‘

almost lc-g‘enlial'y character. Thai. is t‘qlll\'illltl”lll if rnearly 719 billion. Ameri-
lwcllusc history is classifying him as a I can ( 0Q ars. or reconstruction and
other 1' rellcll expenditures recoverable

 

 

 

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torcc rather than as a man. His Q _ "
philosophy of personal liberty and the ultdchthc Trim.“ f” \Or-‘TUUCS.
proper inter—relationship of human If 1‘ “1"(‘5‘ time It. 5““ 911" pay Eng-

bcinas IF. today. a world intluencc. land. then England l‘fl)‘ us. B) a. ‘ Us Q °
roundabout plor-ss. part of - the fission. and which are of a permanent ’ o d strlpe

From log cabin and obscure powrty Business expenditures are not al-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

. ill-sill Nov and international rularlltions thus (no duo in America . Q . .
minty; L‘ll‘lf‘illili Itowers as an indelible from lcrmnny. though many of us “-33" "“5“"‘5" expenses within Jm Character are capital assets and tielf' ‘
reminder of what America offers to consider lllr‘ mntim‘ as strictly Euro— meaning of the income tax law. For cost is not allowed as i deduct-0n-_ A' (.4
lcal ability. regardless of humble hcan. “'hnt up will not back from example. a merchant may build ‘1“ 13‘ farmer may “0" 59‘3““ “‘9 '30“ Of a. Better”
origin. Sun],- the carecr of "iloncst l Europe will. depend largely on what dition to his Warehouse at a cost of threshing machine or tractor. these
Aim" is a constant inspiration to all Germany Pays. $100,000. This is a. capital cxpeuli- being capital expenditures. in? is al- . .
.\llll‘l‘lt‘:1llfl struggling to make this a t....._..o__,.~_‘._ turo for an addition to his assets lowed to deduct the cost 0 hoes. . Sllk H0318
better world for themselves and for Birdmen capital expenditures are not deducti- I rakes, and small tools which are used A P913011. should have the.“ ry
others. ' ble. up in course of a year or two in t‘..rm- eyes exammed at. least Once In .
To study the life and works of ' Q _ ——— _ Distinction is ipade between expen- lnB‘ operation. ‘ two years. * °
Lincoln is not lnrrcly to study the. “m3. ]‘-‘1:l'5l‘ “”1110“ vstarts “'3 diturcs for an Asset and expenditures The purchase price of an :utomo~ CONSULT US.
l'ipltl'élllhy of u irrvut “KUI'C in 1115- “mm: “”9 “1””3'5 m “ “mm“ 9‘ 39" in condition with an asset. 1f the bile. m-Qn When used whollv f0. 1 wi-
itry. llmllor does one feel illalt he “90 “I“ I” k“ ”Hm 15 minutes: NO merchant should. during the year. mess or professional purpoiml is not Eyes Examined
is not finding of one guided 1.3- ”rm. bird can do illill. as you know from spend $500 for repairs to his ware-' deductible, but’is "‘87“de as. Q‘-
l'lplws but rather of one who was an “‘alrl‘m‘; ““‘lhl‘l‘d ””‘1‘3 compelled ‘0 house. such as painting the roof or dent of capifiaL The cost r‘ W‘qun , _ and __
mnbo-llmcut of principle. whose ”Wk“ gr“_“1 ““1““ 4‘s “103' slowly replacing broken windows. he may d0~ repairs. and upkeep of an automobile
thought and action “Tr“ ““90”“ ‘>-“ ““"‘.'7 ‘¥""" , ' duct such amount as a business ex- , is deductible if used wholly in busi- Glasses Fitted
n. drairv to do not that which was cx- ““1““ "‘1'" gonorllilon. man in Dense. -ness. If used partly for business and
llmllcllt. (although he could and did 0“” ““5' Q‘“‘” "“f‘omc ‘1 “0“" m" Medical. law or other professional partly for the pleasure or convenience
lfisllll-rnm‘lsv when it came to non- 3’1“” "1‘." “ml. “1‘0 5‘13"“ “"3 cannot books. machinery. tools implements. of the taxpayer and his farnilv such w A .I‘I C] u d
cam-minis) but that which was light. ‘"”‘”’"° 0“ “mm": 'or surgical instruments purchased by cost should be apportioned accordins- ' ' C e an ' _ l ' ‘
in the ultimate triumph of right. he -__-_ '.*——_— .1 taxpayer {Or use in his trade 0,. pro-'13: ~ __ incorporated _ -
ll.ld faith: in the darkest hours he Note and Comment. , OPTOMETRISTS - OPTICIANS

 

llf‘l'l hope: in the midst of spiteful

mollu- he v~\crcl.scd i‘llill‘ll)‘. In rcy- The influenza gcrtn has been dls- "" """""""""""""""""""""""""" 226 Atlantic Street’ '
urinj: his memory we do not worship cou‘rl'd and will be isolated. It INFAN'IS' WEAR “ STAMFORD, GONN- COALANTHRAGITE & WOUSCO

llll‘rrl)‘ u llllman personality but dvm- brought it my): it'srllfV Next to Woolworth’e. Tel. 1591

onstrutu the fundamental and in- -
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stillcllyc attraction all ll‘lt'll feel iow- Just to show you how ignorant
:ll'lls t‘lllil'nctvr. J lprlm so girls Ril‘. 31m] Japanese be kept warm, regardless Of the shortage Of 0081.
— —_e_~———— men in Km‘ut can't find whcs. Nice, warm Sacqucs and Sweaters. , , . . .
Ratmg \y , Q Q‘ Q‘ S Q .. Pink and Blue Lined Silk Jackets, Embroidered. HOT CHOCOLATE — M33033 3‘31de Material —'
onlr-n JlllOls ill lltlhlilil‘g “nut 11 Little 183d, Silk and “'orsted Shoes. . Q .

 
 
 

smoking: room. “'0 thought all rooms
in I‘lttsllurg worn smoking rooms.
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'i'lll- world's most perfect l-cryant is
oluinlul by the l'llllmall Company.
lir‘s inlaid G. Scott. 77 years old.

' Scott llud to retire from regular work

. Booties, Medium and Knee Length;
Elderdown Blankets and Jap Silk Quilts.
Silk—\Vool Caps and Bonnets’.

 
 

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Iggjg; ; The Norwalk Coal 89’ Supply

 
 

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lll lilli. but he still has his uniform “'E‘SR“. ““th "mm“ "“3' “'33 cuus ‘ ' ‘
and guns to work when the sleCpel‘S “'1 by 50m“ 8“”! hunter's “05‘ 750 Quality Corduroy 621323 c I A L s N 500 FreSh made candy 39 wall s“. Phone 113 108 wag
ll.n out of l’Ul’lL'l'Slilld flush the emer- . v t l 506 Quali WhiteMi ..-Q-.................... ow
gum. m”. . Thu. 40 “mm. mm“ Mm radio ty “ens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Now 25c PEPPO’S CHOCOI ATE

Scott svrvcd as a. porter f0; nearly Sonic ““01“" “‘1‘" make money.
if. ,uurs. During all that time he pe— . . . SHOPPE ’ Have YOU Tried Our

.\ do: in \\'.'lt~llllli:i0n smokes cigar
l‘lS. llcitcr watch him or he will learn
to siloot pool.

t‘il\(ll 47". urmlit 'lllarks and not out:
lll'llli‘l‘ll or i‘flllllllullll. .»\5 ill many
Clllt’l" organizations. porters llnvc 'lleir
rating and kicks or boasts are rl-gis-

1" 3°“ M“ s" ‘ FRENCH AND DANISH PASTRY

... J. I. Mallette

tcrvd on tllc‘ll‘grude cards. Oldest national bank in“ the I'. S. .88 waShmgton Street South Norwalk Pres}! Dally
This is a rl‘lllllrknbln rz-cord. n is hnrnvd. Wt “rink“ in Practice the)“ ------------------------------------------------ We Have Just Opened This Department Under the Gated

. ‘ls‘ * sax,- ‘ q: ‘1:lltll rr-s. . . »' V . . - ..
[0 o I l tlmu, to liter) all comers of ‘1‘“ l "v m m ‘ ' Pastnerlzed MI“! and Bxpenenced Chef and SOhCIt Your Patronage.

Ull" xrllalali-m. l-lt alone several gell- . . . ‘ -
i"l‘.'ill(lll:~'. Scull started as a :lorter in Kin: ’l‘nmuklmucn has Mon gone ~. " S _ t Cream *
. a , l ' Sweet Creamery Butter ' , . rw
@ pee ac es _ mu. Native Eggs Thomas, Chocolate oh

157:». ”.3 w... Hide ‘0 “dam hinlsc|f 340” years. so it can't make much
\V > E 'e G] » 6pc Dozen
y asses 24 South Main Street South No - .

to changing times. During: his many difference how 3“” pronounce h"
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3lars of smwire. he. must have had to name.

put. up with thousands of cantanker-
ous people who were about as easy to Our kick against sleeping is “takes

Lawn.) as but slowllils upside down one so Ions to do it.

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on the floor. ' ’
Q . i “.0 MW mm, schools. Why no} ' rience right here in Nomik—perfect fitting guaranteed. THE NORWALK DAIRY
X0 nlattlr how good we luctugc we lwdt‘slrian schools? _.w‘tCh' Clock ‘nd ’chell'y repairing in "’3 m Pom“! "NW1" COMPANY

are judged more by our mistakes than ' . ° ‘ and promptly. ’ V , W "I
Q by our good points. _\ cynical state- 'l‘llc flaxsccd crop was short last A‘Omi’le‘e “OCR 0' D'IMONGU, Watches, Clocks and .iewelry al- 33 center AVG. NON
'* mcnt. possibly. but true. There is season. Ho very careful about getting. W3” 0" hand. Q . Tel 1664 , .

something :llmm the average person. things ill your mes. Q ' ‘ . 5 Q Galvamzed ‘;‘} are

living ill a lush-strung nerv0us age, a. . If “

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that seems to keep him constantly - ‘ _ ' ' All . ASh G31 3115 J ”-

watching for something to object to. ' . O B JA I “ 88-6118. DGIiCi 81868 Cans, bage c ’ coal Had; WEN? Tum,
Good and courteous service. we take _ ' _ 1’ . .. ... . , I - am

as a. matter of course. But let some ’ ; 5i~WALL 8T. JOWGIOI' 5 Optometrll; I NORWALK NEW ENGLAND

[10 r8011 CIELK UnilCl the Stl‘dln 0f .fllld~ ”0“ u‘fter. for cruel] w.& I q I

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comc~back is: "1'“ report you." I
it rarely occurs to us to repor'. good i ‘
treatment. _ Fresh Rolls and Bread Twice Daily " ' ' . 9“"
“an by mm is a 0mm] demo“ ‘ my ” and: mo you .. 120 Washington St. . Phone 340 Free D
an rather than a constructive upbuild- WILL WANT 'T ALW‘YS
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New England Bread Rye Bread
Vienne’ Breed

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(>ng Shoes For and... ”

Tan 0311'. Smoked 31k, Black Kid, Gun Metal oil: and-

 

You know how the crowd- rencts to
a, bullpluycr when he makes a few
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the average. And. the better the play- 1 ‘ ‘ 3" f
' - mu ~ 3 - , to put your battery in storage-4: you plan laying "P in” C

filtiljilflllkfgffn ill-d more an age the “FORD ' to - ck _ Button only - 31808 6‘“ 11 95:1 winter. [menus ruins a battery quicker than work. - ..

. . ror. , _—-,—-————-—~ . -‘ ‘ Q Q g Q Q ‘ We’ll take your battery—give it proper care during ”19::

and return it to you next spring practically new. You'll "‘3

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. WINNIPAUK . mwmwmm
. . Q - ‘ \Ve sell Phlico Batteries, but we give 13mm?L “”1”” \

ALL MAKES 0: batteries. See us about your haxtrrr 3' 0““

-- FEED 7 STORE I PW maggsnniuxu: Q
"mi-moan econ-my - HARRY DUFF, 8 Union St, So. 1501'“

So it goes with all of us in our daily - ’:>"""‘7LW’: "
lives. One mistake may be overlook-
cd. but several mistakes bring the exit

sign dangerouslv close. . . », ‘
Get slow or discourtcous "en‘ice ' l l ' ‘ V I ‘ l
three or four limo-3 in a. store. and , ‘ 7 I ‘

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~ Q A painter doesn't have to slip many “ ~ ' - . « ' V l . ~ Norm-Li
times .0 mu on! the Md... The 122 wasnmogex or. . Q ; sou-m nonwm mos" . ““9"" ““1 E3332? 5" “‘
greatest destrowrs of careers are ln- . U " ' - ' . ~ ' . ‘
accuracy. unreliability and ,h 1 '- , ‘ I ’ ‘ h ' ‘i . '- J
":Teammm or QCQQQMQQ‘Q‘SQEQ: . Q _ . _ __ Wm. M. Betti. Prop. .
° “figsggnm or QQQ Q FURNITURE Q . . , . - ~ .. - -. - ~ , ~ . , . Q Q Pheasant)
. :1 “(3:10 ftof tilleleect the study of tin will add may". beam, ,0 ' , YOU DD‘Yom-OWI N munghonnnnnm , ’ ‘ , Q HIE SPIRIT OF SPRING ‘.
., a m “ ' 's'om- home and save you me ~ Home ’ °" W W °" ECTI ' ‘ i i
' ~ 6 ‘ mos mon --_ ,._ -._ ' .~ . »- *r- ' . These :. . ' , ' w . . , .
Fame Q ‘ Q 9’ ' ' ' , .~ . ' VJAWABY‘M'W CONN CUT CARPET lurks in‘ihe lines and designs of our new feminin? .1952“. i
, . nonuam TRADE GIVEN Q » g ' Q , mannxm: . . , » CLEANING CO ' ‘ ° ' - , - h <€mnll€1fir 0* i
__ SPECIAL Am‘no‘. . ,- G l e . ~ . . . _ . Itsdistmctmn is unique, but confined to t e .. i. o
The kin: of Italy pnnoumccs that - ‘ ~ 7 ' 77 . A DAY A.“ mammoxs' 81W 8'. ”Remix, Can]; 7 taste. “ ‘ {are l
- r , ‘ Phone on 'Q Intoour footwear construction goes that enra 2193: Q a

 

be married in May. This get: only a

A. ‘ ; I - . - q. 3;; £1331:
tar “n" in most QQprapem You ,Q w° Jam '1'“ renew onion in quality which can no more be purchased in. 1.-- ~ 1

OGQTQ’StOI‘e MERRELBUSmsss "mm Rm mimosa- m be imitated. - .

-' his daughter. Princess Yolanda, wm Terms of Utmost Convenience ‘ ~
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recall the many columns of type 118- ' . 7, . ..
' $1.212? 1331:; N Kle'int {if Chm” “1379“” St. midtown 42 80. loin 8t. - Se. norm CQLLEGES ': ,_ ‘ m m ‘0’ and Delima ' f‘ ..
. e . comes to . x. «. ~. ' I: . » . Q _. ‘ f r . :4 . v ,

a“ fornlty in stead" l “ Phonesnam 0990.3” '7 ' . 1" ' 7" ' '0' NORWALKv "A“; RD" A ‘ ., 7 ‘. ‘ = ' ‘ COW BRA I

' m u a: u theypm “i: am Q . 1 » ‘ . I l . r 9031', £8? 9 ' Q " W’Erfiewt sag-fim’ la,» 5* . ; .. ' Y a -
"claw“ ”“th , J. South . MGM — 'Store Open smrda ‘ .

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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