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Copyright 1925.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1:.»When
is the rial courtesy oz yester-
year? ereis shoot as much left 0:
has-there wouldbeetnmeetin"
nldt o! mouse bull do“. Gourd
tea; has been replaced by entitie-
nnd consideration has given mite
condemnation. Sonata-s rise in their
pieces those day and tell: nbout ench
ther and at each other in mutter
hlchsomeortheoldi’olks‘mi‘s
raninlsoent of s. gathering 0! fish
wiies.
vent times that are to be hnd here
in Washington between now and the
fourth at March. The temper of
the Senate is such that-it is small
wonder President Coolidge does not
want an extra. session oi that bod)
on his hsnds all summer. The Pm-
ident thinks the country necds.s
’rest. He; knows no does.
.« Whether it be regarded as new
commentary or not, it is neverthe-
less true‘that Senatorial debate late-
ly has decenersted into little more
than the rudest sort a! pom-titles.
with bitter invcctive poured over the
whole as an added touch of illetern-
per. Yhe good natured nnd hlzh
minded arguments ot’old seem to
be a. part at the days that are gone
(Drover. 0! course there no: n time
in the past when two distinguished
Senators from South Carolina drew
knives and started at each other on
the Senate floor. but that was just
a related echo of the one-time cher-
>ished code duello. Nowndnys the
Senators just get u pend cell each
other names.
The senate debates of the pest
grew days have been typical of the
new spirit among the elder states-
men. Senator Bruce. of Maryland
for instance, says that some or his
Democratic colleagues are trying to
“halt" him and he casually refers
to them by inference as a. "lot 0:
little dogs." mentioning in particu-
lar "tray" and “blanche” ~and
"sweetheart. "
has undrrtaken the rol‘ of storm}
petrol on. the Republican side re-
cently and has had many unkind
things to say about the administra-
tion ; and its dictum at "puny regu-
laxity" has not spared the feeling!
at his colleagues. He hes been per-
mule-fly here): with the “haze!
duch’ 'nnd has accused them try
e of lining up rotore the “pie
nnter." intent upon getting a
“soft 30 " for their declining years
by doing the bidding o! the ndmlne
istraiion rather than to follow the
Evidence of their own conscience.
Senator Norris has tsuntinxly refer-
red'to “the ancient and We
theory that a Senator should wrote
his convictions." ;
“We. as regulars.“ snarled the
Senator from Nebraska. “know it is
the duty .0: the party man not to
think but to cheruano now comes
the voice of our party leader dc-
mnnding obedience." '
Twice during the pest week Sen-
stors literally were driven from the
lioor Senator Edge. of New Jersey
fleeing before a storm of "questions
as to his conception or party reru-
lsrlty”-and Senator Dial of South
(inclina, who started out to amend
s recent speech taking his own per-
ty to task. being led at last under
fire to «.mdraw the entire spaeh.
In the old days when s.‘ Senator
got beat in the primaries or at the
eloctibn everyone was considerate of
hi! tun-ed feelings. Today it is the
Senatorial pastime to rub- salt into
the wounds. to refer to the defeated
xentlemcn as “sore heeds" and “Job
hunters " Not only that but some
Senators have gone so far ‘0
Predict that certain of their bro here
will join the “lame duck" colony
two years fro mnow.
It throne nowadays mtg real
“811'- MW and peppy mains. let
him subscribe to the Comm;
Joinsl'Gl-and Council
Stafi of the De Malay
{KANSAS CITY Mo» Jen.18.—-
Rune" 8. Flower. for seventeen
years identified with welter'e work
among boys and young men has
been added to the Grand Council
mt. Order or Deldolay. with head-
qunrters in this city. Flower will be
new executive and W in tur-
titer-in: chapter programs. such as
citizenship forums, athletics. observ-
ance of Delaney; obligatory divs.
social events and other mater: per-
taining to thy emulation. He will
make specisl 01m to encourage
pnrticlpstion by Molly: in the Na—
tional Outer—ice! comet. '
flower has been with the Omn-
MNeth.lLC;A.sinoe 1810. The
ring: seven years he was more! see;
om. Before rota: wan-Lbs ho
us unis secretary or boa-n” work in
indium for the I. H. c. A. Prsiious
“Minimal!” ofbon‘ wells
{or the nine emulation in an:
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By MARGERY PICKARD
NEW YORK. Jan. 12—Mnude
Adams' years oi toll In a laborator}
have teen rewarded by discovery 0'.
the secret or photographing objec:s
s'nd scenes in their exact natural
colors and shades. it is indicated»;
"the Maude Adams company has
been organized with a. cépitallzation
of 83.500.000 to make photoplays.
and permission obtained to film
Klpling’s "Kim" in India. in natural
LColors.
to this work entirely since she re-
tired from the stag:h me years
ago. while at the h isht 0: her
career.
With her theories thoroughly
worked out in her mind, Miss
when theeinborstories o: the Gen-
ernl Electric Company are? and re-
vealed them in n general way to
Steinmetz. the diver-fish wizard.
who since has died. He toundahem
so interesting that he adored her an
experimental laboratory. She ac-
cepted on one condition—that no
one be permitted to enter the labor~
story and that all information rc-
znrdmg her experiments be kept
secret.
Miss Adams has devoted herself;
Adam-wrest to Schenectady. N. Y..-
; Mow but Maude Adams.
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lo: :2 .9 192.11 she worked un-
ceazingr .- With her was her own
)Laud o. experts. She directed them
32;: tit-‘3' did the technical work A
mezzo u me than Six murmurs; .0 she
showed the results to the company‘s
experis 'lhcv were amazed. Since
1.: :1 her. StCl‘Ci. has been gnu-deli
zealously while she has worked to
palftct it to the anal details in the
latmtcry.
The 1111:». riding climax is known.
not only from an admission 0! One
close to her in her work. but from
me oiher facts. the crb'snizatlon oi
the company. and the purchase of
the iiiin‘righm by “Kim.”
Those who lea-Av idles Adam say
she is one or the best informed worn
en in America. She can nu: on any
R. B. we. directedm the pro-
duction. lib first creel: work.
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production “Curly Top” which start
ed a. t'o-dnys' run at the Regent
theatre yesterday proved one of the
most plessing sanction that has
been were! at the picture playhouse
in moathsu flies uneon his long
been n lsvorite with the film {and
o! the city and in "Curly Top" she
has one o! the most plessin‘ parts
that has ever been assigned to her.
The supporting company is a bril-
liant one.
Aileen Prlngla and John Gilbert
will be seen in “ms Hour," Elinor
Gina’s latest success. at the Regent
thestre tomorrow. Thursday and
Frldhy. This picture is completing
its initinl run at the big theatres of
Boston and New York and it has
been lulled as one o! thoroutsund-
in; picture events of the year.
ammo
The Dork Swan
“The Dori: “on.” team
Monte Blue uni liar-to. Prevest.. will
close at the Billie theatre today.
This popular name. all! telling
strong in ell lending book stores
throughout the country has teen
adapted to the screen sod is one oi;
the most enter-tuning pictures or
the m.
Folks. meet " es in Belly-wood.“
who will an at the Blake for
three dm beginning tomorrow.
my .
Shirley Ill-en's honest lecture
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CHAPTER ONE-.7m of “FLYING EMS”
Anna Q. Nilsson, Lewis Stone and Mary Astor , I
mm‘_ “-mom‘ Ar—rmr IV
nil men at her feet in pictum but
loves only one behind the
Just like any other girl she finds the
,one'grest’love or her life. but un-
like most girls. Inez. the dirt. Inez
“the gay," makes the gfoetest sec-
rillce love can nak. Bee the ”a;
es lives away from the studio. see
studios, too. and many unions
tux-e folk but most or on see the
great drama of love end
screen.
Correct style, quality leathers and fine workmanship give
these shoes that look of refinement so much desired by men
who are particular in their appearance.
‘122 Washington St.
She‘s the tumour movie vamp. has
'co-Opernlve Shoe;
Block end rm, Kid end Calfskin
$9.00 and $10.00
MILTON ELWOOD
South NorweI;
Home of Better Shoes
Store Closes Dolly st 6 o ’clook
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subject tram philosophy to nine. .
(mm Burmese culture to I or '
vngery. She can spell: and rend in
five languages. Her sdentllic know-
ledge in a dozen fields 8 stunning ‘
(wen to scientists. i
There is no romance in the lib i,
of Miss Adams todss' except hcri
work. She never has married. ‘ .
it has been said that Miss Adams
was engaged to Charles Frohmm.
when the thutrlcsl producer died
on the Lusitania. No‘hne will ever
Mom: CABINET
OFFICERS WLLL
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well known fact in an ofllclal circle
in Washington that several other
members of the cabinet are not only
contemplating. but will undoubtedly
nbuidon public {or official fife,”
said Senator Selden P. Spencer. Re-
publicnn. of Missouri. discussing
Secretary Hughes’ resignation yes-
terday upon his arrival here after a
short vacation in Bermuda.
. "I do . not care to mention the
names of those who are expected to
tender their Designations." he said.
lSells Oranges at
AXSONIA. Jan. lit—After dispos-
ing of a carioad of Florida oranges
and grape fruit Friday and Saturday
at prices which set local fruit deal-
era 3:08. Q J. Lanson. Rrho was
said to belong in Bristol. was chem-
ed in\the City court yesterday morn-
ing with violating the statute relat-
int to itinerant vendors. The case
no nolled upon the payment by
Lennon or 850.
Lanson advertised the troll under
the name or Vex-nay and Company.
seiing direct iron: a. freight car in
the local, railroad yards. He «sold
ornnges at titty cents a peel: and
grape fruit ,§t fifty cents a. dzoen.
Fruit dealers who saw‘the crowds
flocking to the freight yards. consult-
ed Attorney Albert Gardens. but not
rhetoreenottheiruithndhcenoold
out. Jansen hinted he would se-
a. itinerant vendor’s li-
cense and come buck. The Inuit“ he
sold mnot tgraded or crated, bin:
appenred tObe or good quality.
NEW YORK, Jan. lS.-—“It is a;
gConnecticut Casts
f of the
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5rrestn: wens Mrs. Helen [inn—it)"
1 Brock: of Chester; Francis T. '9“;-
50 Cents a Peel:g
Its Vote for Coolidge:
ll \ll'l'l-‘ORD. Jan. 13.—The vole
State of Connecticut was
loxmaiiy declared yesterday by the
scum presidential electors elected
on \oxomber 4 to have been out
for C ..'l\in Coolidge l'or president or
”the Lnued States and [or Chnrles'
G. Dawes for Vice pnfiident. Theo-
dore C. Walicn. Hartford newspa-
perman. was chosen to take to the
aumcriiies at Washington the 9m
rial certificate of the vote fished n,»
the presidential electors.
The electors met in the edice of!
the summary or state. Miss Fmeite!
B. Nichols of Fair-field was sppoinb
cd to take the place of Miss Annlh
ll. Jennings who was unable lo he
pn:~rnt. Charles F. Brooker Was
unanimously chcsen president (I
the collcg. The other electoral:
Jenkins oi Norfolk; Hilton C.
u all of Rockvillu. Louis B. Chem)
of Hartford, and x-Federic “1'. Me:-
cvr oi New London.
Frank 31. L} nch. first assistant
clerk in the state secretary’s office
was erpointcd clerk or the college
1dr. Lynch was also. ,by a. unanimous
vote chosen teller. The oath oi oi»
fice was administered to the electors
M.- Dcputr Secretary of State Elmer
H. Lounsbnry.
I’m 15 WALLIS: Gm
‘ NEW BRITAIN. Jan. ll-L—Rev.i
Alexander Tsunki assistant pastor;
of the Church o; the Sacred Hear 2
this city. has been continued paste:
of the Chin-chant Saints Peter and
Paul. Wellingtord. Ho on! assum-
ing new station this week. Fame:
film a. native n! lemville. was:
ordained by 8.153;: Rex. Jenn J.
Kim: in 1318 and since then has
sorted as s. curate in
and Nerwich as well as in this city.
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Beginning Tomorrow
Wednesdoy, J an. 14, 1925
ST TIME, Bigger and Better
than any preceding event of
its character, because each year
we are compelled to make great-
er efforts to supply the demands
of an increasing clientele.
FOUR PAGE CIRCULAR
has been distributed to
every home in Norwalk and vic-
mity listing many of the items
that this sale offers.
0 EXAGGERATIONS—everytlfing exactly as stat-
ed. Do not delay your visit until several‘days after
~ the sale opens and then expect to find “best pickings”,
i come early. The wile:- the better for you, for us.
EREaS a result Of a thor-
ough overhauling of our
stocks during inventory: Where
ever odds and ends were found,
new low prices were attached to gt
them to assure a speedy disposal. 4 '
HE; BOSTON STORE’S rec-
ord Of supreme value giving
for the past 35 years is Your
Guarantee, as to the facts and
figures therein contained.
Norwalk Chronicler