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' EVENING SENTINEII
South Not-walk, Conn.
Established 1870 by James Garden
is. L. a A. I; comes. Props.
EARL c. DELAND,
Editor and General Manager.
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Miniature Almanac tor Tomorrow
Sun rises 6:29, sets 5 :43.
High tide 9:23 a. 111., 9:52 p. m.
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all news dispatches credited to it or
not otherwise in this newspaper and
also any local news published herein.
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A Thought for Today
“11“ is the" came
that the tonncr days were better
than truer? For thou dost not cn-I
quire wisely eonmrnin-g this—Eccl.‘
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Man hath a wr'm‘y pilgrimage.
As througif the world he wends:
On every stage, from youth to age,
Still discontent attends;
With heaviness he casts his eye
Upon the road before,
And still remembers with a sigh.
Tm days that are no more. .
~Robort Southey.
Say not. thou.
Time for Action
Thc Scntincl's series of exclusive in-
terviews with leading citizens of the
Norwalks yesterday brought forcibly
to light the unanimous l‘ccllng in re-
gard to immediate improvement in'
the city's lire-lighting facilities. Not
a dissenting voice has been raised in
reply to the Scntinvl's demand that
something be done to remedy this do»
plornblc condition at once.
We are. still waiting, however.
some word from His Honor.
for
the
.are without teachers.
,wise woman can put on her old dress-
Ahe doesn't expect any change.
in Peru, 15cm in New Dream, still an
American citizen.
7 Simon says Paul is far ahead oi us
in organization and plans for adapt-
ing the airplane to commercial use.
Take that with a grain of salt. But
it does illustrate how the Latin-
tront. A «gorgeousAcivilization is in
the -making there.
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Note and Comment
From the number of players at Hot.
Springs taking baths we will have
clean baseball'this year.
I O O
Tourists spent $30,000,000 in Flor-
ida this winter. ,. Now if we have an-
other coal strike you will know what
state is glad.
O O O
Government experts are advising
us to set mouse traps for sparrows
and no doubt the mice are willing.
# O U
A pickpocket broke his leg trying to
get away in Detroit, so you see it nev-
er pays to hurry too much.
0 O C
It costs $52 to go by airplane from
New York to Chicago and even then
you are not much better off.
0 0 0
Massachusetts will send a. former
sergeant to Congress and former pri-
vates claim it serves him right.
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tended and the trout hope it will be-
cause they hate to hunt their food.
0 I 0
Records show George \Vashlngton
spent $85 yearly fer candlcs; which
he must have burned at both ends.
0 O 0
Kids in other towns have all the
luck. About 700 classes in New York
0 fl 0
The newest Paris gowns are low in
the back and high in the front and a
American countries are coming to the '
Michigan trout season may be ex- .
cs backward.
O I O
They have filmed “The Face on the
llarroom Floor." but the censors may
change it to “The Face on the Drug
Store Floor."
0 o a
Dr. Hurty of Indianapolis says the
world will be crazy in 2123, showing
Suppose King Tut woke up and
Mayor. as to his intentions in thei
matter. l‘ndoulltcdly he will arrange
to take action soon. It is imperative
that he do so.
In city-wide discussion of the situa-
tion there has been a great deal of
criticism directed at members of the
Board of Estimate and Taxation.
This is dcscrvcd. Ccnsure is due these
gentlcmcn. but it is true that
when the tire apparatus matter:
was before the board for action.
practically nobody was on hand to
present arguments in favor of the
plan. This is the basic fault, appar-l
ontly a "let George do it" attitude
on the part of citizens when it comes
to a question or this kind.
O
Inca.
’l‘ichnpntn. Inca chief in Peru.
watches fish swimming in a, river.
From them he gets an idea. for an
invention, an improved paddle wheel
which he says would carry a. ship
across the Atlantic Ocean in two
days. ’l‘ichnpata catches a steamer,
arrives in New York to interest capi-
talists in his inw-ntion.
Tbs Inca chief is a universty grad-
uate. llc builds canals, is an cxpcrti
at repairing sugar plantation machan
cry, and travels in his home country
on a. bicycle of his own invention. The
bike has rcvohlng wings. Tichapata
is a Christian. Compare him with his
sun-worshipping ancestors. and, you
realize how the white man's civiliza-
tion is penetrating: to the far corners.
of the earth. Ar Inca chief. riding a.
bicycle and crossing the ocmm to con--
suit bankers, is the most startling item
In today's news.
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F lying.
The world‘s airplane speed record
was broken recently by Sadi Lecointe,
French aviator. He new 233 miles an‘
hour. Few of us would care to go
that fast. More important is the
news from Dayton, Ohio. where a,
helicoptcr flying machine rises
straight up in the air to a height of
15 feet and remains aloft nearly three
- minutes: The importance of this
achievement is that-the helicopter is
the forerunner of popular-priced fly-
a“ ing flivvcrs that will eventually be
"'3 used as extensively as autos are now.
A \fiy rising straight up and descending
" be some way, it does away with the
necessity of a long field for “taking
of!" and landing. “’1“ be kept in gar-
ages whose doors will be in the roof.
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Germany
Germany's crop of bread grains last
mr was 46 per cent. less than in
1912, reports our Department of
‘found that the battle was
saw the eectric lights-in his tomb?
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Easter eggs. and not the people
selling them. should be hard boiled.
O O 0
We would hate to he a great man
and get laughed at just because we
didn‘t keep on being great.
o e 0
Some people ilnd it hard to go to
sleep even though they have been
practicing for years and years.
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Hokum
Where did the battle of Bunker Hill
take place? How much will you bet?
A historian checked up recently and
taught on
Breed's‘ Hill. near Bunker Hilli'fihe
public got the two mixed, so the eas—
iest way was taken—the name Bunker
Hill was transferred to Breed's Hill.
To considerable extent. Henry Ford
was right when“ he referred to history
as bunk. History is full of lies because
it is colored'tor propaganda purposes
bé self—appointed censors.
' Free
John T. Fisher rigs up a windmill
that generates enough electricity to
light his house in East Cleveland,
Di :0. Uses storage batteries. of course.
Fisher is a few decades ahead of his -,
time. ~ .
Our descendants will harness the
wind and get; more power from it than
we now get from coal.
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Be Sure to Hear
THE NEW MARCH
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Tomorrow
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49 Wall Street {
Victrolas Sold on Easy Terms
Agriculture. This shortage. along
,, with a. decrease in meat animals, is as
[important as any news out. of Gc‘r-
' emany.
_‘ , The European situation will
“mounted to considerable extent by
whether the Germans are well fed or
stomach is more
be
the greatest force
history.
in shaping
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_ Meat.
3,“: eaten by Americans in 1 L
'V equivalent“) 150 pounds 922
man. woman and child.
than halt a. pound a. day for
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Beaded Bags
01' the latest designs on
”Mm” $2.00
At
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Where additional time for filing an‘
income-tax return is required because
of illness, or absence of the taxpayer
from. home, the collector or internal
revenue for the district in which the
taxpayer lives, or has his principal
place of business may grai\ uyn ap-
plication before the return is due-on
or before March 15. 1923—:13' exten—
sion of time not. to exceed 30 days. it.
before the end of the 30 days‘ P.“
slon. an accurate retur‘h can not be
made, an appeal for a. further exten-
sion must be made to the Commis—
sioner of Internal Revenue. ’Washing-
ton. D. (3., with a. full recital of the
causes for the delay. The commis-
sioner, on presentation of a. reason-
able cause. may grant an extension
not exceeding six months. except in
the case of taxpayers who are nbroad.’
As a condition for granting an ex—.
tension of time for filing a. return. to
collector of internal revenue may re-
quire the submission of a tentative re-
turn and thepayment ol’ one-fourth
of the estimated amount of the tax.
A tentative return should be made on
the usual return t'orm marked "tenta-
tive" and should contain a sworn
statement or the estimated amount
due. No other data need be given.
The Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue will not grant an additional ex-
tension without a clear showing that a
complete return can not be made
within the 3041s;- period. Failure to‘
file a. complete return within the per-
iod of the extension granted by the
commissioner or collector subjects the
'quency.
taxpayer to the penalties for delin-
You can fit lots of eggs to sell at present high
a prices. _e secret is argely in right feeding
and here's the answer~fecd .
Pratt: Buttermilk Laying Mash
You mayquestion the hurry-'em-to-the-ncst claims
made for this new feed. \Vell—test it at our risk
and let your hens prove it to you, under this
guarantee~ ,
.Feed Plat” Liying Mash the es: “Pratt Wag":
ac
instructions in each ba -— then “
If YOU Are Not Sari-zed.”
deal! Begin using
that makes the eggs.
FRANK LIBNER & SONS
Commerce St. Phone 2128
You can't beat that _
Pratt: today-it's the Mash
A person should have their
eyes examined at least once in
’ two years.
OOHBULT‘US.
Eyes Examined
_. and .—
Glasses Fitted
W. A. McClelland
. .. "T lneo‘rporited - " _.
ouromarnlsrs — OPTICIANS
226 Atlantic Street,
STAMFORD, CONN.
Next toWoolworth's. Tel. 1691
A A. , ;.wEoNEsoAY, FEBRUARY 28,
OUT OF FASHION
BY BERTON BRALEY
The women don't faint any more,
. They so'rlom go flop on the floor.
They're tougher. more agile
Than all of those fragile
And delicate damsels whom Thackarv told
Sighing and weeping in anguish Corny-1.213%“
Girls at today. whom the do } ‘ e.
e Smile at their troubles—and stay on th UL
wagers scold 313°
_ clr feet:
The women don‘t faint any more.
A fact which I cannot deplore. .
.Their waists aren't 'constricted
And they’re not afflicted
With vapors andother such feminine maladie
Due to tight lacing and lack of good air“
Nowadays any young lady who‘s pallid is .
Told to eat beefsteak and other such fare
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The women don't faint any more.
It wouldn't get by, as of yore.
The fainting and sighing
Would prove very trying
And presently lead to some nerve sanitarium
, For fainting went out when th .
.. And nowadays women, when luck seems to ram -
Bear all their sorrows and woes like a r133 5 em,
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, 1923, Spring Line of Sidway and Lloyd Baby Car.
' ‘ riages and Strollers Being Shown.
Strollers.................,...... $9.95upt0535m
Carriages.....‘...................$14.95toS65m
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127-129-131 Washington St. South Norwalk, Conn.
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Motor Transportation Co.
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
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Daily Service Between New York & Norwalk
Ten Large Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds of Transpor-
tation; Padded Vans for Furniture Work
A “in
'Main Office, 26 Concord SL, So. Norwaik, Phone 294
New York omce, 201 West 20th, Phone Chelsea 8059
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Its distinction is unique,
taste.
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THE SPIRIT OF: SPRING“. " . '.
lurks in the lines and decigns of our new feminineftoot wear,
but confined to the simplicity. of good
Into our footwear construction goes that extra” measure of ,
quality which can no more be purchased for less than it‘can
CONNEALLY a BRACKEN
-—.- StoreOpesL,
24 South Main 8:... So. llorwallr , --:§-. 26
CANDY—~FRENCH PASTRY]; ~~ .
. Pastuerized Milk and
Cream
Sweet Creamery Butter
Fresh Native Eggs
“chosen
TEE NORWALK DAIRY
COMPANY ,
“I‘d!!! 3%.
A. ls a; .
33 Omar Ave. Norwalk
T131166! .
.m- Delicious
NEWENGLAND ,
BREAD ‘
Fresh Reilera’nd’aread Twice Daily
.TB'YT‘IT.‘ ONCE AND YOU
WILL wan'r Ir ALwAYa
New Endl‘ahdfiread Rye Bread
‘ ‘ Vienna great! -
New Neckwear
Silk Scarf: and Handkerchief Collars in the popfll”
Paisley shades.
Bertha. Dollars in novelty and shadow lace, white and
"mm. '
Many stylesin Collar and Cuff Sets—Organdy. eyelet
lawn embroidered, corn with colored embroidery, pique. inn
and satin finish.
" J. I. Mallette
South Norwalk
88 ~Washington Street
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[gown-up. allowing for babies
oun‘chidren who get little or no
31' meat consumption indicates
_ mtionai prosperity compared
other countries. Health side is
table.
, coast It
,. n, is a steamer trip of 7:;
Wine line will be bunt.
time to two dhyl, includ-
Captain Walter Simon
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LOUNSBURY. MATHEWSON FOOTWEAR
Now Being Shown.
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122 washrooms 83mm new
scorn NORWAI-K
FIN AL CLEARANCE SALE
03770031138. SUITS. DRESSES, sum-rs AND WAISTS
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