The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-26
Good Will Election
 Winner OverjOyed
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Continued from Page One.) for herself where Eddie had walked the earth
 After while she became more calm and started in telling of her feelings in the matter.
 Grateful to Mrs. Howell.
 She is a tiny little thing,' no big ger than minute,'' and in her ex- citement her eyes shone like stars 'Oh-I can't believe it,'' she said, "to think that I may get that wonderful trip if all goes well, it is too won the American Committee and The Times for making 1t possible Tor me to recive this honor Is beyond words to describe. And how I am ever going to repay Mrs. Howell and all the dear friends who stuck to me to the finish is more than, at this time, I can conceive. If there is any way that I can show Mrs Howell just how grateful I am she has but to name it and I will do my best to unfaltering spirit My dear friend Mrs. P. J. O'Reilly, has been her faithful ally obeying Colonel Howell as good lieutenant should.
 T won't take up your time to men ton all the names of those who were right at my back it would take up too much space of The Times, but they know just how l feel
 earnest thanks for their generous spirit in meeting Bridgeport half way in raising the 100000 quota needed to put over the election and I sin, cereIy hope that may home town will come forth and meet The, committee in a generous way, and bring the amount of our fund from $3,2O0 to at least s5,OO0 I want this trip, very much but I want it right. l want to feel proud of my town and am sure that the city of Bridgeport Vii send me off in a way to make me proud to be it's representative.
 
 appreciation to the American com mftte for their kindness In allowing me a chance of being member or tho ood Will Delegation is to make the best of the wonderful opportun- tty given me, and to bring back rom France the true story Of what the Committee stands for ana the ILue spirit of the French people. Thls' if live to take the trip, l shall do The Times, My Home Town Paper' will be the slogan of the hogan AdiA fly from now on: WI. in any way either by money or work and will do all I can to i've up U the standard of my dear Girl SGoul9 who have been on orders 10 CoIolei o Howell at all times since the cat ,naign started and worked with the sprit characteristic of them always.
 She meant every word of what sile sad, and if she takes the trip 6rLuts1 etay, mort will receive a fine report @ Mne she returns, we feel sure. The Ilrnes Miss Rogan heartily.
 Cc1n1nittee Extends Thanks
 The American Committee for De France and The Times ex- lend sincere thanks and apreclatloh fo inc candidates who worked III ll!e Good will Election, and to tnelr Tor1Sers. All could not win ana you arere splendid and the Com mm1ttee anu Tne T'irnes would like nothing petleI han to have you, one and all. eiecIeo ,o the Good Will Delegation.
 Sincere thanks are also gwen 10 tie reanizations who gave candidates to he campaign and for their support
 The American Committee Tor be- ,astafea France, and The Times, are sincerely grateful to the theatres IhaI helped out in the Gooo Win Election just passed. MT. Saunders and MT. McCartny oA he Polf Vaudeville and MT. John- ton and Mr. Roberts of the Palace were at all times, ready to do any hing possible to further the success If the campaign, allowing privileges which have been tabooed since the var days. and helping in many Ways.
 Mir, friedman of the West End ana Ir. Rourke of the Empire were most expensive and took pleasure in snow ne the films, of the work of the American Committee in Fxince, III heir respective theatres.
 TO all who helped in any way hanks are extended by the commit ee and The Times.