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Ira. Calvin Coolidge, Wile oi
‘ Republican Nominee, Praises
‘ ' Her Sex.
DISCUSSES HIGH'LIViNG COSTS
Declares In an interview Tim
Present High Prices Can 80
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By Eatelllna Bennett.
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a slow local train between Boston and
Northampton and talked wont her
husband. her ‘children. the high cost oi
Mg and the domestic problem. The
conductor and the hrakeman stopped
.Iafliey went through the car to talk
,do her. She had made friends with
them in her frequent jam-nova hack
and forth to keep in touch with her
children in school-in Northampton and
her husband at his duties in the state
capitol. She knitted diligently as she
hiked. During those trips she knits
all the winter stockings and sweaters
tor her two boys—John. aged four
teen, and Calvin, twelve. ,
“Too many people are afraid of
work." she thinks is the fundamental
reasrm for the high cost of living and
the much discussed domestic problem.
“I think the only thing the women
of the country can do now." she said.
with the quiet conviction of one who
has thought it all out, “is to“ vote for
the men whom they think will make the
tight laws and see that they are en-
forced. They have done all they can
in the home. I think the reason there
is no much sugar on hand now is .be-
canse, people are doing without it in
their homes.
Women Have Done Their‘Share.
“American women-"have done, and
still are doing. their full share. They
have sacrificed and saved and substi-
tuted and made over. But that isn't
enough. They'll have to vote the high
cost of living down.
"Here in New England. where it is
I little hard f us to give up pie.” she
laughed at th radition that has‘be-
come a joke. “we have learned to use
Oil kinds of cheaper substitutes for;
butter and lard, find in my own house- i
hold we have experimented with dif-
ferent fruit combinations to find some—
thing we like and that will take the
least sugar. Apples mist be tart to
make good pies, but we have found
that blueberries take less mar and
the combination of apples and blue-
berries. half and half. is delicious, re-
quires less sweetening than apples and
has more character than the blueber-
rlea alone."
Known No Domeatic Problems.
The domestic problem. which. is clos-
ing homes all over the country and in-
creasing the hotel population. is some-
thing of which Mrs. Coolidge thinks
lhe has no personal, practical -knowl-
edge. She never keeps but one maid.
and she never has been without one.
In the fifteen years of her married life
the has nan only two. The first one
the inherited with the furnished house
into which she and Mr. Coolidge
moved when they were married and
took with her when she moved. The
ma came when the tint left to an
and-live with her sister.
There must be a reason for their
ltaying, it was suggested to Mrs. Cool-
idge, and she thought possibly there
were several. She thought the type of
It“ had Wiring to do with it.
Ber’a both have been American wo-
lon old enough to have a sense of re-
mnalbiluy to their work and intelli-
gent enough to respond to reasonable
courkona treatment.
“Ego“ manywomen who keep only
one to have trouble in Mr hone»
bola because both mistress and maid,
but chiely the‘mistress. are afraid of
{:11 A remanexnects one mild to
the cooking udficmbblng and ev-
mfiing elaoand still be dressed up in
black-dross with whiten cap and apron.
ready tomes-the déorbell any min-
pays answer my doorbell mm. "1
doittortwoaeaaaaa. ‘Inthailrst
place. there who one else. and. in the
“coed. I like.“ ceet my friends at
the door-unit.”
Flay. Home Orchestra.
In. Coolidge is of medium height.
within-own hair, hazel eyes that hold
q good deal of merriment and a very
[nick sense. of humor. A: home she
and her children havea little Orches-
in. or“. Coolidge pin the ole-ow
Mic discussion, in whieh he, fa-
m dram. eon-pm on a
011;. They play hymns and
war-nan. usually—the Write,
, lathe Congregational church and
y.8choolof.Northampton.-Theyl
Monetize obi ofiiie Macs
plainly m l .and mat medal”.
Ira. Coolidge sat in a day coach on ‘
Recon-er. 3“
Judge John J. VValah of the com-
mon pleas court handed down three
.decisions yesterday in cases tried be-
fore him iaat week.
Judgement for the defendant is
'i’ound in the suit of John W. Tread-
well of Newtown against-William C.
Johnson and others. in which Tread-
wcll claimed he was induced to invest
$500 in the stock of the Bridgeport
Dairy company on false representa-
T m‘“ " an.» 3
ohm .
“as m
there ya.- no 1
tion. '
Lionel Levy of this city in given
judgement to recover can.“ from
Max Swit of Stamford and other- an
a commission for the sale to Swit and
Fox of Banners garage in State atreet
in this city in August. 1919. The
court findg that/Levi]. wan instrumen-
tal'in making the sale. but denies a.
claim for 2 per c'ent. commbion tor‘
the transfer of a lease. the lease bemg
a part of the good will of the businean.
Swit claimed Levy did not make the
device. which [he refused to keep or
pay tor on the ground it would not
perform the nervieere
terman claimed $200.
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Exactly as illustrated above this Suite consign of Full-flied Bed
Davenport. Arm Chair and Rocker.
Upholstered in 'Brown Imitatiorl Leather.
This is Hadley’s' Policy!
lawns-alt!
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am in a part cram; fleei-
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lobed Mahogany Finished Frames. upholstered in Imitntlon Brown
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believe in that! On the other hand we “come right out” and'teil you the exact NET PRICE
——lhe actual amount of cost to you—And that, after all is what interests youi If you doubt
that our NET PRICES are lower than any others, make your own comparisons.
Suite quoted below is on Display for your inspection.
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F. L. Rowland. of Mid.
is plaintiff in an action for
the recovery of 3600 filed II the Civil
T0 MAINTAIN HIGH PRICl-mmuperior court today against Herman
LOWELL. Mass. Oct. 1.-—lnabiiityiBayha. of Brooklyn. New York. for
to find a market for goods at present injuries to an automobile which plain-
high prices will result tonight in the tilt m luffered in a collision at
closing of the underwear deplrtrnenil Westport 0| Mte‘rnber 6. as the re-
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ROCKVILDI}. Oct 1—0.! William
H. Hall of South “locum was no-
minated for State W at a Re—
publloaa'colvcniion of the 36th Sena-
torial lurid army . There were
(our mum in the field. Gel. Hall
who received 8! oi? the so votes. E. B.
Fuller of Some-ca who received none.
L. J. Storm of Mandi-id who also re-
deh‘ed nine vote. and William C. [to-
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smaller stores do not experience. These advantages, are, in
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