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:J'Thei Junior Senator
" from Connecticut
‘11:; for your wire. The
«gain much gratified at the
tog-y of Governor Blngham. C. B.
’9
flgghae words President Coolidge
“plied to a telegram from J. Henry
7 ‘raback, Informing him that Bing-
rn had been elected "United States
- tor from this state by the lar-
majority ever received by any
didato voted for ".1 any election
5 3a Presidential one."
i; was to be expected that Gov.»
loci. Blngham would be swept into
slice on Tuesday's special election
to name a successor to the late
Ben-tor, Brandegec. This is a. Re;
y'publican year and this is a Repub-
3% state and the general trend is
‘ ‘iofsupport fully the policies of econ-
? any. tax reduction and government
Without' hysteria inaugurated by
President Coolidge.
The Evening Sentinel. following
the nomination of Mr. Blngham. an-
nounced its support of his candidacy
.pointing out the unique qualifica-
tions he possessed to fill the high
Janice for which he. had been named.
At this time it wishes to extend to
him the congratulation of the people
"of Norwaik. who endorsed him by
their votes with a healthy plurality.
It is not to be denied that party
factions in many sections were dis-
appointed by the Blngham nomina-
tion. In Fairneld county many be-
fliieved that the veteran member of
she lower houso, Schuyler Merritt ol‘
Stamford, should have received the
Honor. There was heated criticism
or Rorabaek {or what was termed
Mad-picking the nominee. ‘
However. all that resentmen-
must now be washed away by m.
lsroters' verdict. The RPpubiiC'v‘
party of this state will not allow it
“If to be a house divided.
We src‘ sorry to lose Hiram Bing~
him as n Governor. but we now
lead him cheerfully to the nation in
it}!!! MW post as U. S. Senator from
‘ “Connecticut.
Westport’s Y. M. c. A.-
g -—'-N‘ext Comes Norwalk
Nor-walk needs an outstanding ro-
creational center in which all classes
muld'meet on equal terms and tool
.1 It home.
' The community theatre discussed
in this column yesterday would and
the auditorium of such a building
‘tdmirably suited for the presents-
lion 6: dramas. The entertainments
lf‘numerous social clubs could be
Itaged there. it an extra. largo hall
were ,‘needed for .he rendition of an
ratorio, the place would be avail-
. this. 3 ’
’ Not a {ow Norwalk residents have
looked With envious glances at the
handsome Y. M. C. A. structure re-
neatly. completed in VVcstport. Ar-
ohitedih'rally it is a. gem and its In-
terior, fittings are in keeping will.
'the exterior. .
Why not a similar ‘edifice tor Nor-
will“!. is a question that can be
asked: with justice. -
Of course. we have not been told
no, but we have a hunch. if Mr. E.
1‘. Bedford of“Greens Farms, who
playod‘so important a part in the
' building of the Westport Y. M. C.
,4. .were convinced by representa-
buvop residents of the obvious ne~
1 malty-of a recreational and athletic
center. here, that he would lend his
; help and support to. such a. move-
- merit. ' '
There are almost as many kinds
. . of play as there are varieties of good
and bad. Under present conditions
we are afraid quite a. few of the
city’s growing generation incline to
the sort that is not so good.
<41 Y. M. C. A. or a similar recrea-
, clonal enterprise here, under corn-
:potent direction. would go 1:.
av to keep the youngsters out of
_ y- hie! and inducement to span!
irnpare. time learning the great
1_ e of play in clean health an -
mm“. 1 y 1'
The. future of the Liberal party
be watched with keen interest
scientists. They feel that another
. twill goo. long way to solving
problem of the division of the
London Punch.
mm the oil
I n.
wells are located
8 too much gm.
“5 mystery to
W3.11 of phony
N
.. y be true that Har
very little income tar: 1"
be remembered that ”d
lair
he was supporting a. Cdbfl
._ ber.~(10lumbla, Record.
’e-Herald.
W be'nurprised
013311;: lea or the
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Arum}: the mainline! we.
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The following ire Neutron: the-
Sentinel of December 18, 191‘:
"A testimonial of distinctive beau-
ty to the prosperity of the South
Norwalk lodge, No. 709, B. P. O. E.
impressive Elks
home in South Main street Which is
very nearly completed and will be
ready for occupancy within a, few
' ll
day;h° annual meeting of the direc-
tors of the Norwalk Branch of the
Needle Work Guildof America will
be held on Monday, December 21. at
2 o'clock at the residence of Mrs.
Leslie Smith, 9 Elmwood avenue.
at which tint e distributing of
garments and household "lines. whiCh
have been so generously contributed
by: the members will be sent. to the
Hospital, Day Nursery and Dispen-
sary; also to the destitute and wor-
thy families of this town of which
there is a large number." ‘_
L “Uiil‘cer Frank Stratton of Havi-
land street was among the local peo—
ple who attended Bridgeport‘s open-
ing or their new White Way."
"Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schenk o!
Chestnut street and Miss Anna. Toot-
hiii of Monroe street, this city. were
Visitors yesterday in. New York
where they enjoyed the performance
0: ‘Dancing Around’ in the Winter
Garden." .
“Harry W. Mother's carpenters
are changing the doors on the en.
trance to the City Kali so that one
will open in sad the other out. This
is a decided improvement."
"Black Beauty. the strikingly
handsome horse of William W. Lee-
ter. treasurer of the Crofut and
Knapp company, died this moving
from colic." -
“Judge E. M. Lockwood of the
uptown court this‘niornins disposed
of the down town cases in the ab-
sence of Judge John Keogh .who is
still confined to his home on account
of illness." .
"William Smith of Edlie avenue
and Robert Curtis of \Viafieid street
were among the East Side fans in
Bridgeport last evening in attend-
ance at the Coast Artillery boxing
bouts in the Armory."
“The stores or the town are fast
taking on s ‘Christmasy' look.
Wreaths and decorations of Yuletide
character may be seen in the win-
dows and in’side the store."
'l‘lMELLY VIEWS
—-—-Ol‘-——-
WORLD TOPICS
indicates Weakness in Educa-
cntionul system." Says Stone.
. "Take any 100 1303‘ 0! tW°“‘>"“"‘-"
years, and at the ago of thirty-live.
live of them will have passed away.
ten will be wealthy. ten well-to-do.
and seventyuwe self-supporting."
Warren 6. Stone. President of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engin-
eers. said in a recent address.
"Add ten years more. or forty-live
years of age." Stone continued. "and
clghtydour will still be living. four
or them wealthy. six well—to-do.
iliiymine‘ self-supporting and fifteen
unable to support themselves.
"With the addition of another ten
years. or fifty-five years old, four
more will have died. only one will
be wealthy. four well-to-do, forty-
m'o soil-supporting and thirty non-
supporting.
Majority [lemme Dcpedent
"\thn they have reached sixty-
{lvo years only sixty-four. of the
original 100 will be alive. only one
wealthy. three well-to-do. but six
of the balance self-supporting. and
the balance. fifty-four, will be de.
pendent upon others for the rest of
ihnir lives."
“\Vhen such a thing is possible."
he added, “there is something radi-
cally wrong with our eystgm of od-
ucatlon. It is necessary for us to
inculcate in our children the spirit
of thrift." »
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' THE “HEATHER.
Northern New York: Clonal
and colder Thursday. Friday snow.
Southern New England:
and colder Thursday. probably rain
or snow by Thursday night and on
Friday. ‘
Conditions: The Western din-
turbanco has moved slowly soutlr
eastward during the past 24 hours.
ern Colorado Wednesday night.
Other disturbance in over the Can-
adian Maritime provinces with a
rough of relative low pressure ox-
cludinz eonthwestwurd to Texas.
Pressure was high over all re-,
glans. Higher temperature prevail-
ed in the Atlantic states from North
Carolina. Northwu-d.
The southwestern disturbance will
move northeutward to the lower
lake region during the . next two
days and it w-ll be attended by pre-
cipitation almost tenorsilyr out of
the Miseieelppiriver. The tempera-
ture will be lower in the North At-
lantic states Thur-damp»
Windm. North of Sandy Hook:
Fresh to strong north and north-
eut and weather overcast: Thurs.
day: ruin over the south portion by
Thursday nichL. ‘ ,
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LOVE \VHAT ls X'l'?
The love of the new borne babe
with its groplng hands. the love of
the growing child for his parents;
the impetuo-is. all cnrapiuring love
of youth for youth: the sweet corn-
panionship oi wedded love that
grows deeper and more beautiful A
time goes on; and then the love of
autumn. -
:Whnt is it?
Scott in his "Lay of the Last Min-
strel" says:
Cieanings ".7:
True lovc’s the gift which God has
given _
To man alone beneath the heaven:
it is not fantasy-’5 hotiirc.
1t liveth not in fierce desire
With dead desire it doth not die;
It is the secret sympathy.
The silver link, the silken lie.
Which heart to heart. and mind
to mind.
in body and in soul can bind.
Love rules the court. the
the grove.
And men below. and saints above:
camp.
CHAPTER X11.
While they were at lunch the di-
rector drew from Grace in full ac-
count of her film experience. and
explained briefly the .part he had
in mind for her.
“It has big possibilities." he said
in conclusion. “but it will cost. you
a lot of hard work, and. poulbly
failure. I'm not sure that you are
the person for the role. You‘re the
type; it remains to be seen wheth-
or you are the actress."
The director spoke
matter of tact way.
The cause of all his , discussion
was inartlculate, but eagerly drink-
in a crisp;
in: in all that. wee said. Every
time ‘Ih'e started to speak, the di-
rector made some further observa.
tion or asked her a question.
But at last she intersected hosi-
tantly: “Alia says you are going to
New York to make a picture. You
couldn’t make "the Poodle' until a:-
tor that wis’completed. could you?”
Here Alta. spoke out. 3'1 think
you ought to explain. Jackie, that it
may be some months before pro—
duction of the picture can begin."
Grace's happiness wilted. She
saw her glorious castle crumbling.
"It maybe months." he respond-
,ed. "It may. 1 don't know what
they've [or lined up for me after
this New York picture. and first I‘ve
got to confess bi; 59-7. the idoq
that igu‘worth the intone! to take
a chance with you. without any real
role lusthe picture. He'selikblylto
shall. We need good material roi-
Jar: Violet Mar-Mil. Bash! 'If
she's an entrees. I'm Curiae.
financier. who we; ‘1 me-
1mm «heme he become a. mov-
iejm npd‘then accountant di-
' "atom: Yum L'msde “equate use
“them! in “PM M”
. "Grsee- went,‘ back tuber“ work
who: moor-g“ torn tunes-hiss
' Wfi'vfl'fl’l- 1‘5 ’
but: to". f .
B! m (mum
\Vhose wishes. soon as granted, fly ‘
experience tutu. films. in the big 3
any, ‘Let‘e make it with'Vi‘oleeMar-~
Book 3? Bf}
For love in heaven. and heaven is
love.
0 O O
soothe: in "The Curse
mn.‘ says:
of Reha-
l.ovo is indestructible:
its holy flame for over burneih;
l-‘rom heaven it ammo hen-so
returncth;
it soweth here with toil and care.
But the buvesbtlmmof love is
there.
They
dic:
With life all other pas-lone fly.
All others are but vanity.
O O O
'- Scott in his "Lady of the Lake"
defines the ”lot-elitist love."
sin who tell in Love can
The rose is fairest when 'tis bud-
ding new.
And hope is brightest
dawns from fears.
The rose is sweetest warhcd with
morning dew.
And Love is loveliest when
burned in tears. ’
when it
0
cm-
|twentieth time. With this repetl.
lion she added; “0! course the boss
——-or ‘Jecklc,’ us he is called, isn‘t
the best director in the world. but
he isn't the worst. and I'm sure he’ll
bring out all there is in you. That
ought to be enough."
Grace was weary now or being
talked about in this manner. "The
Poodle" was only a promise. she
had lots or promibca; What was
to huppen to her until the promises
bean to be fulfilled. it they ever
were? In her mind was the vision
of an empty puree—and Mar-sighe-
hind a tinware counter in the live-
snd~ien-cent store.
The telephone mg a. cell for
Grace. Lure. Baylir sold n number
of things before she: finally reveal.
Gd the purpou of her cull:
“I wonderdd. it you could ask Mr.
Curtis to have -dlnner with us to-
morrow night at. the hotel." the
mid. Bob would like to meet him.
Thereuueltion mode Grace furi-
ous. "Does she think I can drag
him around anywhere I like." she
thouxht. "She's’craxy."
d‘o Lure. she replied: "Why. I'm
afraid I couldn't ask him that. Ltd‘s.
15 don't think he would. .
She jmmeaintely regretted that
she had phased her mouse in
this manner.
a tone that
feelings. '~
, Grsee went
in: and,
ed suddenly to
"Hove «minke expect motto told
.ephono him and
other», person's
herself. . .
-’ ~ (To be continued).
7 clearly indicated mee-
t .
Au acetates: ob .a path
.,avt9theute.uttu:'u“. daily
This: '
"y“‘dfiflt‘lorjthe our.” . . k,
iii-“0., gm... _ «gm 1. ; “5W ,7:
ioho came to her mother With a n-
ner by the distinguished Suleiman.
"\thtevcr can we talk about?"
she demanded anxiously of her mo-
(her.
Afterward. in the (influx-room.
diam smile.
"He‘s hue." she exclaimed. “We
weren't half way through the loop
oeiore we were chattinl costly about
the flees in Italian bomb."
0 O O
A member of our diplomatic
corps says that year: no the We oi
cle. Comm one“ the
Washington mt.
oil, X. o! C.‘
‘etreet. ‘
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Hutch. amt-its in 9111:. Only Wo-
m.” ' , <
Hosting at our or Col mm. Cir-r
' rest. lb
fleeting at South Remit lodge.
L. 0.'O. K. at Hoots hull. South:
Hull m
Meeting or Banner economica-
snd Daughters of bloom.“ Preg- ‘
reel finer-um hen. Washington street: ,
meeting or Venom coaxial. De- -
tree.
street.
at Pocahontas II. 35 Main
letting“ of Mill Harwell: sous.
at 108- Washington
Meeting or St. John’s lodge. 'F.’
been. M-“ 51 Well street.
mam: o! choir of suntan”-
walk COW oust church.
‘ Rehearsal o! choir of newton
Baptist church. .
, Prayer meant. Row-anon Bop-
tlet church.
Prom need”. Nomi): M. E.
church- 1
Meeting of Triangle club in base.
meat of Christ church. ' '
Evening prayer service.
Baptist church. 1
Prayer meeting at First - at.
Grace
1:.
church.
‘Pmer antics. donut Not-walk
Baptist church.
Prayer mutton. East Avenue M.
£2. church. . _ '
Prayerjmeetlnx. Advent Christian
church. ‘ " ‘
Prayer beefing. First Baptist
church. '
mom
Dec. 19.—Bridxe Norwalk Coun-
try club.
Dec. l9.—*EV¢III§I local. Keepi-
lal Whit! club at Norwnik Country
club.
he. tow-Dance Norwalk Country
club.
Dec. :0.-—Cbrietrnu party. at.I-:lke
home.
Dec. :l.-—-“‘I'ho Niacin Play of
the Nauru!" at I. N. Conant-Mon-
a: church.
Dec. 11.—C¢ntniu “The Adore-
tlon" at Ramon M. E. church.
Dec. Sta—Christmas part! for kid-
dies. i’ride of Unces Tribe. Degree
of Mouton. Bed Men‘s hall.
Washington strut.
Dec. u.-stmtu or Omicron ctr.
Vole. Esq Avenue M. 1!. church at
- It Is Not Too Late
To Join Our 1925
: hristmas Club Q
YOU WILL NOT BE SORRY NEXT DE.
YCEMBER’THAT YOU SAVED A
LITTLE EACH WEEK
THE
TE? WISES'I‘ GIFT
Oi" THEM
turn 5 . \
the City National cal-tacit“
child or each one of the child ..
When they 5”“ 5 "3““ Sears oi
they “T5 ”WI? ‘T‘Dteclam rm“
foresight and “imam Thrill
the Mt“ itiii. n’h‘r :lii.
The City National 3 v
South NOI’WAIk, Com
horde of Mrs. Clare Hodxeman. Miss
Vida Hunt Francis of Hillside school
speaker.
Dee. 28.——Chrletmu entertain-
ment. Rowayton Baptist church.
Dec. 23.1-Chrietmss Entertain-
ment. First M. 8. church.
Dec. 24.——8entinel Kiddie Christ-
mas party at Rialto and Regent the-
siren.
Dec. lit—Christmas entertainment
Lady Weehinkton lodge.
i
but. C'.‘.—-—Chr;s:rras raru'
Norwaik club. . *
Jan. 1.-Play East Avenue ii. 1.
church.
Jan. 1('.-~"La=’ll(‘8 Right". I’m .
Forum -
Jan.
ton i’lrc duper
Jan.
school hall. 1
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Feb, lE.—~.~innuai ball. Ame
Legion.
the then American minister at The
Hague asked Nelldoff. the Bunion
president of the peace conicrenoe o.
thf. time. to write something in be:
Album. '
Thai his sentiment was teacher;
with feeling is evident. for he wrote.
easier than with 47 neutron."
O O o
The eminent financier was dis-
coursing.
”The true ”chi of m" be
said. "is to find out what the people
want.“
"And the next thing." someon-
iucmted. "is to jive ii. to them."
No." said the financier. “to cor
not it."
Golf Hes lost Players.
Bseebnil is usually thought of u
the popular American some and this
is true in the sense trial Mr num-
bers are interested in the nan. as
something to watch. but as n nine
in play. golf has by far outstripped
any other game among Amado”!-
lt is participated in by more men
and women above 80 years of an”
than any other single patina.
A farmer told John D. be didn"
have enough an to get to beaver
But this here now ethyl m Item
to help eome.—New York Herald
Tribune.
As a memorial to her two pet dor
Mrs. Marietta W. Crowley of Bridge
port. 'Conn. left her entire out. 0.
home into an animal hospittl.
"I wouldn't 11k. to telephone him.
with such a request." sh'e added in-
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