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ground which was iosl.
Mr. Munsey with his keen. ulluii-I
South Norwalk. tlotlu. m in mo tieaily trained mind. tully tempered
8’ J‘MEB GOLDEN by his long and arduous newspaper
Entered u a wad class mail mat-
to. at. the Post Ollice at £0. Nor-
experlenco, knew this and by the
provisions of his will has paved the
walk. Conn. way to make a. princely gift to the
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grout nrt'museum' in New York so
Publish‘
ed dnliy except Sunday I" that all with the slightest inclina-
The Sentinel Publishing Uonspnny.
N Washington Street tion to add to their knowledge and
lavagh Danenberg ........... Pres. appreciation of literature and art
“M“ P. Millisan "nu" Tn" can go to the fortune and drink”
A. Golden Kelley ............ Geo
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William T. Dewnrt. one at Mr.
IUBBCRII’TIUN RATES Munsoy's closest associates. in speak-
ily Mail. payable in advance. ing or the various bequests says this:
‘ingle Copy ...............3 cents
week (by carrier) ........ .31
1 year .............
6 moths ....
“Generous and thoughtful as they
seen are. the Irsrezule oi! Mr. Munsey's
u.......... “.60 specific bequests constitutes only a.
8 months oesteeeeeesas-aoee ".26 small fraction 0! hi! total Ofllflle.
1 month ................... .15
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Member The Associated Press.
The very ample residue is to so
where hundreds at thousands or the
uember New England Dally citizens or New York would wish it
Newspaper Publishers Association. to go. to the Metropolitan Museum
“WW” T“ Daily Newspaper of Art. to serve the ends oi‘ educa-
Publishers' Association or Connec-
tieut.
lion. enlightenment and culture for
W the countless generations of all tilne
The Annotated Press isesoluslvety to come." '
entitled to the use or republication
or all news dispatches credited to it
or not otherwise credited in this
piper. and also the local news pub
llsned herein.
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A. Thought
Be not. a witness against thy
neighbor without cause and deceive
not. with thy llps.--Prov. 24:28.
it 0 0
Shall I lay perjury upon my soul?
No. not for Vertical—Shakespeare.
new Yale's expenses
The Evening Sentinel and its
stsfl wishes all its many readers,
advertisers and friends, the hap-
piest of New Year’s. During
1926 may there come to you the
fulfillment of your most cherish.
ed plans, dreams and ambitions.
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1026? IT’S UP TO YOU.
Norwaikers! You are new at the
beginning of a. new year.
You are happy. chock roll or good
things to eat. the din of last night's
celebrating still rings in your ears
and apparently you are carefree.
But have you considered just
what this twenty-sixth year of the
twentieth century has in store for '
you?
In making your resolutions for
1926 have you chosen them cat'oful-
iv and only after considerable
thoushtl—or have you hop-hazard-
ly jolted down a few just for the
sake of making them~only to break
them just as you did a year ago? a
Have you stopped to consider the
future and what 1925 experiences
taught you hetero allowing the dead
past to bury itself?
Let your mistakes of 1925 lead
you in making your New Year's re-
solutions.
"Every man ior himself." is u. slo-
I‘ZSJOYLVG Ill FL
The continent or North America.
says a scientist. is sinking steadily
into the sea. Further. it. is sinking
at a. very rapid rate.
How rapidly? Pretty swiftly, as
measured by geological standards—
say about a quarter of an inch in
live y'e'ars. -
That may not seemlso speedy. But
the scientist declares that in n. thou-
sand centuries or so our lnlddle west
will be at the bottom 01 a new Octrnl'l.
There will be a tow islands were
the Appalachian Mountains new are.
and the Rockies. 0! course. will stay
dry: but it looks as though the rest
of the country is going wot.
' To be sure. the whole thing is far
enough of! so that none or as needs
to lose any sleep over it. And yet
it's rather a good thing to think
about new and than. especially on
New Year's Day, it ona‘is inclined
to be too cocky.
We manage to keep pretty‘busy in
this country. We built big bulld-
ings and tunnel through mountains
and harness streams and tilng rail-
road tracks across deserts—and it
never occurs to us that this sort of
thing isn't going to last (ores-er. So
we go ahead. persuading over-selves
that it‘s tremendously important:
and most at us make ourselves work
so hard that we haven't any time
left to play or listen to music or
watch the big stars go wheeling
across tho sky on :1 winter
night.
And then. once in a, while. some
scientist looks up'trom his test tubes
and charts long enough to smile and
say:
"You think you are important!
Why. the earth will keep on spin-
ning for centuries after your big-
gest cities and tallest towers are
buried beneath the see. “My.
strange fish will swim through the
pillars of your banks and theatres.
and seaweed will grow between the
stones in your streets. You're just
an incident. that's all."
It may be very true. though it's
discomforting to think about. But.
alter all. we have a reply that 'the
' son “'9“ “0th 0t “5““ at the scientist can't answer. We can any:
top or your 1926 resolutions list—-
but how much happier you would
be it you would but alter it just a
bit to raid: “El‘eryman for himself-
plus-everyone else, too."
How much smoother things in
this good old world would move
"You're probably right. But mean-
while. we're concerned about what's
happening to us here and how. not
about what's going to happen a nun-l
drcd thousand years from now. Per-
haps this country is going to sink
under the seal {or the present we
along for you during this new year have life and snow and sunshine;
if you adopted that slogan and then and these things are quite enough.
everyone else did likewise.
You can worry about the future it
Your life. despite resolutions or you want to. We will enjoy lite
anything or anyone else. is going to now. and laugh. Then. later. it the
be just what YOU make it.
It's Up to You.
A PRINCELY GIFT
flood comes. we will not care.”
And it's a good answer. Just so
long as we understand that happi-
ness and love and laughter. honest.
iy earned. are among the chief of the
things to be gained here on earth-—
Frank A. Munsoy. the publisher. well. we should worry about the
. did a fine and noble thing in his will scientist's threats.
when he directed that the bulk of
his vast estate, estimated at $40.-
Uoo,000. be given to the Metropoli—
HAS ‘TUBEB COALBOUSE‘
LONDO.‘.-—.\ woman sought aid
lull Museum 02 Art in New York. of hospital physicians after the initi-
By this not he showed his deep try-doctor diagnosed her husband's
confidence in 1.1“? American people
illness is "tuber coalhouse." The
hospital physicians gave the same
them his news a. e s ved.
‘ p p r 51’ diagnosis. claiming the mans‘ illness
To Bowdoin College h bequeath» was due to working in the coal
ed $250,000. to the Maine tste Hos- yards.
pital of Portland. $100, '0, and to
the Central Maine General Hospital
at Lewiston. 550.000.
Education and health are the
practical phases of idealism in
American lite and both of these the
publishé.-\reeognized in his last will
and testament.
It is reveals
a: Mr. Munscy
mutualize his gr
newspaper holdings.
This is becoming it re and more
an accep ed policy in - ‘ industrial
lite. ~ When huge tot-tun are made
from public utilities or n r public
utilities. and the newspaper - sure»
ly one or these. it is realiz that
those who helped to build . the
- great enterprises are ‘ntltled to par-
tlcipale in their profits.
While it is true that in the .nst
we as s nann may have noglec- d .
the so-cslled‘dner things of ii 0.1,
such as ‘rnusle. art and literature. t - l
day we are placing double empire ‘
on them with the nit that ‘.‘
cbmparatlvely short it the r .
“gramme should its up
but it was the plan
.forc his death to
ntngasine and
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.f horneglrls sing‘ whose serve bl
Mad Anthony Wayne.
is in the Town Steeple and still is
in good condition.
in
A Continous Performance
THE EVENING SEN'I‘INI')1,\N,. M wAL'CCONN.’
The following items
the issue 01' The lirenln
January J. 11005:
Ralph L‘urellu. and
Nardelin. derided to all
Year right by getting in
ceremony was pertorl
Joseph H. Vulk. Jr. th-
nnd son of Electrical Cl
\‘olk, and William Rec»
fur the South Not-walk
furnish t'lvt‘il‘lt‘ul sum
lo
I The New Your lit-gins
ed to be convalescent.
Mayorrciect Charles L.
Illegin his unit tvrm as M.
City of Set-wall: this er-
.rill ta‘lklr lilo Oath of oil
into.
Frermnn Light 0! Elm
nuo, and Howard Baker
. spend a tow dove.
Company will keep open
' slay.
Mrs. 0. ll. Keeler of
. at has returned home at
.1 t y relatives ill Worcester.
:71": new city officials of
f South Norwslk will take
.natll.
“ 'All or the oyster steamer
tom here are told up at th-
.: 3r llw holidays
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new YORK. Dec. 3i. ’—
hiding many a mansion n
‘ g many a bank account
his vents ,
HOW TO KEEP WELL ..
By DR. HUGH 8. CUMMING
Surgeon General. United States Public limllll Set-rice
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felon. N. 12; lrving Berlin
realize that the health conditions of?
public health and uvllurn lllnlerhz-l
ly lighttnml and made onslt-r. lurii
in proportion use you as lndixiduuls}
respect the ritzhls or olllvls? !
Discuss is spread, or burnt in pnrtfi‘
by carelessness. Ivy luck of know-
or womun indifferent to Pt‘l'HOllhl
responsibility is nlwnys n nitllllCt‘ to
just that much there weight to the.
already orerburdt-nml should-“rs of
those who um striving to improve
health conditions. i
A Few 1926 Resolutions for Health
Slowly. lllil. surely. science is wln- desired to suggest .1 tow resolution
much lltu success of lhl'll‘ efforts crowded places or by
depends upon you us indilidnul l;'.~ ' more serious not of carelessness. ‘ . ..
tizcns and upon your lllltll'l'hllillllillfi’:fill‘ll‘t‘ lo olm-rrl'o the rclrulnilon ' ‘ : ' Officers P
and lIO-Oltf'l'ull'nt: t‘ll’ul't'.‘ l‘ln )ull,‘m) local health department. " drum
resolve to mold excess-‘5
the community in which you live ”ml 1,. ‘0‘“... ml. \‘ltnllty
may be materially lmpmwd and tho I courage, ”Wm”. ”m invasion M
task of more workers in the l'leld ni' ;' oust. "
1 lvsohc to mini". nlodlruliun'
I l‘t'SI'l‘l‘ in ‘m‘rll regular hold
its lel‘ ”in proper alllollllt Di 0
title and ohlnlu :l sutltclt-ut nm
ledge and by indifference. Tile mun 0‘ .
l resolw to ohm-rift the go
l:‘.\\'.~ o.’ Ili‘l‘r-‘(llll'l lli‘nionn in w
the health of 'l rmnlnunlly: :llwnyslCurr-fully
furnishes :ln litilllli'llllll prohl-rtn for] home. and my office-"lo nutcgt
the health officer and the social l the health and to insure the .
worker. Every not 01‘ czlrelr-ssnrltsffori of tlmm in nlyiaclorivs
or indifference on your part alidsyorlt-sllops. ‘
I resnhe to mold crowded
whenever possible.
I resolve to nolil‘y my local h
Suggt‘sls Resolutions. lwhlrh may be
In this New Year‘s message it is the members 0! my family.
3 Opened." ‘9‘ ‘ “u” “0‘” k" ”flu"
‘ Y 1 J wish—4nd so it r. -
.\‘ t' in ’
I u l ’thrl dont think tor a moms:
. ,. -d songs have lost their
(,v'.‘ ill
ning in its long tight against disease. ”or... they may; 1‘ M a citizen . l 1 (. t . >
Th0 5P3" 01 human lilo ‘5 “W18 tho world. and particularly of t ‘. -= .m- “33.2., smonfileth‘ittonm Pm?" 0'
lengthened. 19"01‘)’ 301”" “l lili!01"l-il’nltmi Stun-s. realize thnt tnzlny ' Ethito '01 v“. :18 w," '03” ‘
erfllhl‘i'ufi’hi’m ”W “’l-‘l‘l‘l- l" ““‘Htlw «truths which occurred duri " :lrss and n ‘ lllon p113?" More
stations and in hospitals, “it‘ll 0‘ l the old yl zlr could have been um " ulh Nor. b t her the in north re
science are lllllll"5-llllllligl_\' laying] ed. 1 1.9501“ to consider 9... hen ~ . 2‘ Eol’llity.
down their lives in the search tori...“ welfare or ml'sri! and of oth 4. .. Nor: “ w _
truth that 41561180 "my “Wm-“913' “‘4 i in every act thnt I l‘lt‘l‘ful‘lll no lie ‘ liceliol r0. diliguf-It‘flgflzimgc“ trad
COllQHW‘L “”5" mm ”“d women. l ly as i ran. 1 know that il.‘ I do : ”Nahuatl. collectm lllst. M
workers in the field ml lll‘llllll. dm‘l will m, ”mun-my. the health 2 rill: re. "Md!" at 3500M '7 Stradira,
some .1 lllOlll<lll of your l‘Olltlll'lfl- . mlwrs t'lllll‘l‘ ill" such .1 .«mnll .1 ‘ 5115*] ey‘ll be drown" Siren,
“0" 0" ”“5 0‘“ “1 “r “"~" 3"“"~ faonul not no spitting l..’\l‘l"ll‘.°l‘l)‘.‘ "I ‘hcw n Hill" om.“ in 2.01 ‘3 “um."
Did you over slop to thing how ill;eo~zlng~—rmlglling. especially (z. “'t‘fl’lh Very nice in.“ 1:33.“.-
chfld
l'cellon I
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, “ \l'o- lift ‘ n “‘3 ”'“Wr and beins
nllti ; " ' ‘ ungre- Mm. 0" bl' one of the up;
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consider 1
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of s e yspmenmr'
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colors lh. ‘
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old llote] b.
trains in p
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nettle Jesus, meaning savior. was
given to the son of Joseph and Mary.
Holiday observed generally through
out the world today except in Eng.
land, the Irish Free State and Wales.
Today is birthday anniversary of
OLDEST HELD IN El'ROPE
LANARK. Dec—This town claims
to have the oldest bell in Europe. It
Catholic church today oilscru-sl
feast of the Clrsumclslon. when the ,
it so. the spirit of the day wit
you through life.
You will enjoy new things.
And progressive ideals.
You will be an iconoclast.
Ignoring the old.
Ideallzlng the new.
You will be inclined to art.
And may become a painte ‘
You will love children.
39% NEW
3’. HAL
And may adopt eiie.
YEA - ~4'5
‘ LD Nineteellolwenty-five has gone
\‘ And Twenty-sir is here. - ‘
\ To some. perhaps. this morning's.
\ Meant just another year. t
‘ Bul. wise the man. 'll's truly raid.
‘ Who plans to do his best
. ’ To make the year that's just ahead
. Much boiler than the rest.
HE sun can shine the whole pearl
A: far as' ou're concerned.
It all depen s on what you do.
And how. your task is turned. .-
To do things rt hi. make up your m
No matter in at the cost. .
And then you'll make up. on will
For time that you have oat.
' 11".? you who have your. life to lie-L
. v Success or Iailure—uvhich? ‘
A hen depends on what you at
To e the whole world rich. ;
" To smile. To work. All. the!
wise. man sticks.
There is no better time to start
Than Nineteen-ltomlu-sir. — ,.
To which the
Brilliant ,
trimmings, n
of color. co
Hal‘s—they
19°" Parade
A taxi dri
"“i'l' flossy loo
'-" Oleoyed‘
make a shown
are lmpregsed l
0 ”Kurt. The c
t the city.
)lt'iilllt‘i'hlilp i
Mary's Church. yt'lltordn '
by the lit-V. \vllilunl Fill.
CtN'r
Wall Street
Works. are going into bu: .
the name of Rt'l‘ll & Volk ‘
lionts at the Norwalk l‘
‘t'Xct‘llt one or two, whit-l .
:l‘ol: Elllllth
'« street. haw, gone to New Y-
The Old Will Hook al.-
Li‘ttlcw
l W5 cur?- EM’T
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headquarters In Inn-”and " .‘ g .0.
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l eel] Money?
we to r. a HSNG
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( office at noon t V.
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osepll R. Taylor will (.3de 'r
l & GOLDEN
Co. Bldg-.."l‘t! l: n
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. .”.00.9 0‘. a. 9‘
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be credited in
sitors ill the
““711-1.
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i =1] other dat '
. 1 .’ Anna Gluck. s
s logs-.oiced matron. sold her‘
.3 Glory” ‘9'llmms tor trooper). sh. t
hive Brook
units or thrills and
Mal"hi’jsiery.
.ll‘ficmmolnd, the New 3’
, c s a tale of st ‘ TOM
‘ , onnow
’ I li-
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.‘ tails. Tile taxi-driver. v ~ St fl ”m a Tylel
J to blame. stopped it ‘4“.-
- give the timid critlt
Go. Gallagher"
o taxi drove away. lin .
ed the sign which irt
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if you have no ct"-
r me. then please ha"
t taxis. the New Yo
lessomed out in win'
ould delight the hex.
user. Time "was wh
taxis" eutdcod, but I. ‘
do to give t!-
amuanee. The soil '
me as declasse as t.‘ f ‘
nt used to meet t1
liuron. Mich, whw.
24! w Ybar
sea blues with silt. .- ‘
-ens with touch: '
al tones and porn."
1 a sort of chann-
W"? "to that th '
Saba are invsrlat. .'.'
a clerks tryin' h ..
Id by “Ellen whl .I
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of the cab make. ':
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he All V The POOP] Tm
Comp
desires to ex -. to our
friends and no i". . in
M... ,..l:=~ South Norwdllr inc; '
.. .. . m wish that you : have
The; Peep
. Trust Co
a.
Business '
.m-J-J-N-r-a-
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can start
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llvy lit-“ref :nll iw'»
“'hnl‘s thr- nlllitv_l".‘ What
__ "round su'.‘ Cun'l
:. Vc‘ll he going. in
.. It's getting tm.
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E- “a 0' Pie and Ill"
2: my really mid to
a language was
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f: |' men coming:
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all the timr
here he was
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