The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-10
How Prof. Jones Lost His Job in g Does Not Make a Nation Great - Get Married or Get Out of Politics in Maine How a Good Judge Should Act - What Causes the ClOt on the Brain.

New Haven school system has lift, married teachers. New Haven has a lot of normal graduates who have no jobs, School board is requested to . discharge the married ones. Has a married woman as much right to practice her profession as a married man has to practice his? Are their rights equal? Will the news about weddings in New Haven read some thing like this:-''Dr, Mary Squash, one of our leading woman surgeons, was wed at high noon today, to Prof. William Jones, instructor in Chem istry at Boardman High. They will go an extended wedding trip to Niagara Falls Under the rules of the Board of Education, Prof Jones will be succeeded by James Montague Montmorency, who graduated from State Normal, at high noon today, while the bride and groom were ex- changing rings
 Sauce for the goose Is sauce for the gander
 Dr. Henry Van Dyke has written ballad on the Battle of Princeton, which was a triumph for Washington. The last line. of the last verse, to lead up to which all the other verses have been written sasserts that the men who make a nation great are the men who dare to die-'' This is not a triumphant conclusion Suicides dare to die. They do not make a nation great The soldier behind Washington dared to die, The ordi- nary soldier might have lost the bat tle Daring to die Is a widely dis trfbuted quality. most highly develop ed in the lower species Daring to die does not make nation great A nation would not be great unless it had men who dared to die; neither could 1t be great unless it had men able to breath The greatness of a nation comes from the mind and the spirit of men. It is the thinkers and the doers of thought out things who makes nation great
 
 Republican chiefs have turned gold diggera Men win give to what they believe in The bigger tho man, the more he will give. Reason why smaller men get so little of what they desire in politics is two fold They dcntt study enoungh to know accurately what they want They They don't study enough to know 1 to contribute to get it
 ss | The Jewish drive took in $5o,ooo in l hard times Frank Brennan. who | has conducted many drives. has col | lected s16.0OO to build a school for St Patrick's church The money came joyfu4ly from the pockets of relatively poor people. small propor- ton of the population of the city. | When men take public life as sin cereiy as they do religion things will | go better. Tho gold will come faster but there will be more small gifts.
 
 atoriai campaign slogan So an item in the news On this battle cry State Senator Howard Davies seeks the place of Senator Frederick Hale. un- married. If Senator Hale should move his home to New Haven. and get job and got married. he might find his job threatened because of
 
 marry, and Mrs. Senator Hale may wish to hold office Would that be wrong of the ady7
 
 Those who wish to know some thing of the way in which e judge should act upon tho bench will read the eu9oEy of Justice Edwin B. Gager, d delivered by Chief Justice George w Wheeler. in supporting resolutions offered by the Connecticut Bar. The good judge listens. understands. sits the ohaff from the wheat, desires mean the same thing. He is a stu dent He knows men equally with books. He has intellectual integrity. There is a progress in justice. a goal toward which 1t moves. The good tudxe has a mind for progress, which is che crowntng attribute of judge Leuan, dictator Of Russia, Is sick vsxh . clot on the brain It followed an inflammation of the stomach. There was a congestion, an excess of pressure In vein, artery, or small capillary. The walls burst, as a water pipe does. These I-- <>-- I signs of 8 decay of years, which oc- CUTS in those who think, and oftener , in those who do not Bad diet is ] more likely to be the cause than hard work. Napoleon had a bad stomach. He did much work. He did other things comm only known Io l