Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 22, 1925 · page 4

 

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”Al'numbcr oi’ Nor-walk women are

spending the day in theenwicbrat-

a ding the meeting of the Fall‘iicld

guilty League of Women Voters.

:7' Jeanie V. Minor. well known
'l'oclal worker from New York city.
“stoopeak at 2:15 at the "Open
Door” in Greenwich where the.
aiming Will be held. She is to be
"follow“! by Mrs. Percy Wuldron.
"Wilton pro tent of the Connecti-
‘fit Committee on ltatillcation. and
. rmto chairman of the Connecticut

‘ mild 'Weit‘are committee. _
a“Both talks are to feature the

.hhild Labor ailiendment and local

hafnium: are looking forward to hear-

fiifig such a discussion as is not often

‘l'svailable to the women of the town.

imlAt least four other organizations

”1'6? interest to the “feminine," are to
? "mold meetings tonight. some of them
"Using regular monthly affairs; some
38f them a little out of the ordinary.

"with perhaps a novelty or two

Widowed as a surprise.

‘3 An entertainment in the form of

Bandy and nut. riddles will feature

the gathering tonight or the Girls’

Friendly society of Trinity church
"Which will take place in the Guild

lull. First of all. a business meet-

. 5&3 will be held. at which time child
:libor questions will be discussed.
Jf‘hen the members will start in a
fittle friendly argument about the
fioming eclipse. This will be fol-
lowed by the “nut" oniertulnlilelit.
‘59 Sons and Daughters of Liberty are
to hold their regular nimfing to-
liiight at 100 Washington street,- at
~Which time installation of officvrs

'» Will take place. followed by refresh-

'iflents.

H ”'9 Court Cecile, No. 105. also plans
a gathering tonight. to take place at
22 West avenue.

Members of the Lady \Vns‘hington
lodge. No. 2] will lllt“‘l. at :35 Main
atrcct tonight for their regular hus-

vincss meeting, which will be fol-

;gowed by a social time.

 

 

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5;Mr. and Mrs. Churn-.- B. Runes
of Noroton Manor. entertained mi-m-
bers of the official board of the Nor-
[talk M. E. church and their wives
fist night at their home. Thirty
were present. gThere was a short
meeting of the board followed by
grgeneral good time. Music during
"the evening was furnished by “’v-ll-
ititz's orchsctra. A collation was
gerved. Mr. and Mrs. Kuncs form-
cily lived in Hudson street, Nor-
walk. and only recently completed

 

 

the co'iistrnction of the Norman
tome. Those present were: Mr.
55': . glad Mrs. Charles .Hauxhurst. Mr.
‘ ‘ ind Mrs. Richard Abbott. M . and
7'. rs. L. P. Arnold. Mr. and . rs. C.
‘5 pis Fitch. Mr. and Mrs. “'iliis c.
7 “artin. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Kent.
%r. and Mrs. J. Fred nryant. Mr.

‘ ““d Mrs. w. n. O'Dcll. Mr. and Mrs,

gorge R. Brunjcs, Mr. and Mrs. D.

A;..Grccne. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Slau-
""-‘ sun. Mr. and Mrs. Jcssc T. Dunbar.
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Allen. Mrs.
Earl Barlow and Rev. and Mrs.
George B.,Tom.nki.ns. .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

in . Tonight at 7:30 o'clock. the un-
' nuai meeting of the Nonvnik Con-
gregntional church will be held.
Previous to the meeting at 6:30
o'clock-a supper will be served to
’ members of the church. and friends.

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sci—1n memory of Harold F. Clark.
.who passed away Jan. let. 1924.
JENNIE B. CLARKE.
-—Ad‘-'.

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none of the finest musical enter-
ml'nments of the year will be given
_ Ebbruary 10. in the South Norwnik
Methodist Episcopal Church. The
-. totem will be from a list of well-
buown atists. Among those who
will participates are: Mrs. Lucy
-. We. "Miss VViila Miller. Miss Ruth
Harris. Miss Mabel. Miller. Mrs.
,, Junie Pugh and Mr. Charles Gray.
It. Carlton L. Hommedieii. organ-
. it! and director of the music of the
.lfliurch is arranging the program.
“(I will acts ‘15 the accompanist
:fidr'tho ants". and will render sov-
flfii organ selections. The proceeds
an entirely for the local church in-
'gerasts. More definite announce-
ments will be mods later.
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«amigo William N. Edwards. of
Rye. N. Y.. will be the speaker at
.13] Christian lnd‘ustriai League
ghosting and supper Friday January
4'09Iin the South Norwnlk Methodist
'Bpiscopai Church. The supper in
a charge of Holley B. Slauson.

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, New Fox-Trot
2“Moonl."ght and You”
' ict Us Play It for You

 

. DONNELLY’S
16-18 80. Main St.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

omen Go To Greenwich.
‘or Vcters’ League Meetini'

Dr. Frederic G. Fitchie of West
avenue has returned from a several
days“ business trip to New York
city. On Monday evening he at-
tended tho monthly meeting of the
Ophthalinologlcai Section of the
American Academy of Medicine.
While in the city he took the oppor-
tunity to attend the annual meeting
and banquet st Caduceus Post. No.
818. American Legion. which was
held at the Yale Club at “th st.
and Vanderbilt avenue. Dr. Ritchifl
is a member of this Post.
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—Your fur garments altered. ro—
modeied 'or rctlnod by experts. This
is an important feature of the busi-
ness conducts-i by the Twin City
Valet. 67 North Main St. Phone 408.
‘TAan
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William Collin. who had returned
to his duties in the First District
Post-office early this week. follow.
ing an illness. had a relapse yester-
day. Because of his illness. he was
forced to remain away on sick leave
and wili probably be unable to work
for several days.
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—'l"welvc months to pay for II

Easy Washer at Donnelly'a—Adv.

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Wallace Woundy. First District
postal clerk. is enjoying a vacation.

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—Lebigh Coal. fiarris c Bans.—
Uiv. '

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Mr. and Mrs. S Chariott of Chest-
nut street had as their guest yester-
day their daughter from New York
City.

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——BANNEH HUME MADE
BAKERY. INC.

—Do you like nut cake? Try one
of ours. Good sweet pecan nuts In
white or black cukc- We have cup
cakes with deliciously flavored frost-
ings and bread and rolls fresh every
morning. 6 Monroe St. Phone
:i67.—Adv.

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Mr. and Mrs. Julius Haas of Sound
View terrace has been entertaining
at their home relatives from New

York City.

~l.nrgc l’cn Con]. Harris &

than: -—I JV.

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Miss Elizabeth Shimko of Bouton
street spent yesterday in New York.
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GREED.
Regent Today. Thursday. Friday.
First Conn. showing. 2:15. 7:00.
9:15. Augmented orchestra. No rs-

servc seats—Adv.
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The house which Nicholas Venn of
Windsor place is hsving built in
Ely avenue is nearing completion.

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-—Radlo service at Donnelly's.
‘ —Adv.

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Eugene Newly of Dorian is ill ti.
his home.

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—Besl Cosl I'll-trio & Guns—Adv
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Miss Angeline Sabatlni of West-
port was a visitor in town yesterday.

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-—Your electrics. troubles will be
promptly taken care of here. House
and factory wircing a specialty. Eire-
tricnl equipment and lighting lixturss
at reasonable prices. Moellur's Else.-
lric Shop. 28 Washington St.-Adv.

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John Murphy of Ely avenue is ill

at his home.
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THE JE“’ELRY GIPI‘ SHOP

I. Leon Agranov. want the people
of Norwalk to have confidence in my
_ianlry business. 1 have lived in
South Norwaik four years. I was
formally with Richard Nook. I went
into business for myself. I opened
a jewelry store at the City Hotel
building. 1 was there two years. i
had my customers. they had confl-
denco in mo. staying there for I
great while. The building was being
remodeled. I had to move out. I
found a large. convenient store at l2!
Washington St. I opened in April.
1924. known as The Jewelry Gift

Shop—Adv.

Steven Olean is getting along nico-
iy at his home in Fla: Hill road
where he.has been confined by ill-
ness. '

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HEATING THE HOME

With an International One-Pipe
Heater is economical and satisfac-
tory in every way. The local lu-
ternatlonai 0ne~Plpo Heater export
will be pleased to explain in detail.
the construction. operation. and its
points of superiority. Henry A. no-
geleln is the local agent. 56 Water
St. Phone {wot—Adv.

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John Vitellle of North Taylor
avenue was a. visitor in Stamford yes-
terday.
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GREED.
Regent Today. Thursday. Friday.

 

First Conn. showing. 2:15. 7:00
9:16. Augmented orchpstra. Novro-
serve seats—Adv.

 

 
 
 

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, She‘. Will Have. It Soon .

:A certain “lion'seWite'wants a'good set at dishes.
in.» savmosaccojmt, which site has built each
week}..va menbring her the set. When she

‘ ’ “ , Sill" savcsandvpay‘s cash for it.‘
s‘ym'wmti. $ave and get in; ’

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”a little and try what - he thinks'

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HUMOR 5058.580;

Dear um. Thompson: 1 up n
mar-rm lady of Ion your! males
but have no children. i worked bo-
tors and s. tow months after nur-
rings. 1 keep my home nest and
myself also and have always had
my husband‘s meals on tirnc. 80
never wanted me to work after we
were carried and so after s. few
months I quit” to pics-o him. Now
he wants me to go back to work and
I _do not want to because the places
where I not employed he doesn't
like. He just wants me to work
where he wants me to. He «has
grown very overbearing and ill-
sultlng and I an: very unhappy.
Would you advice me to ,losvolhhn
and take up the work that suits as
or still continue to live with his:
and be miserable. M38. 0 x. A.

, It would probably do you a lot of
3°“ to work unto. Contact with
thooutsids world would be stimu-
lating and you would got a new
prospectus of life. It scans to in.
thst it your hut-rand wants you to
work he ought to be willing to lot
you choose the kind of work. But
since he is not willing. humor him

would be. desirable. You may be
happily surprised and poorer tho
new field. After you have tried. if
you still prefer your former om-
ploymcnt. insist on your right to
work when it pleases you. Your
husband would not permit you to
dictate to him in regard to his oni-

ployment. I am sure.
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SHOULD 000m. HARRY
Dear Lire. Thompson: x cm a
Kiri of twenty and have been keep-
ing steady company with my cousin
for over a year. I love him dearly
and I hum never cared for any one
as much u i do him. He always
tells in- he loves me and wants to
marry ms. We have been going to-

Steven Burdo- of Ely avenue
spent Monday in .Briilgsport.
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ELECTRIC RERVICIB 00.
~Electricsl contractors. rsdio
supplies. house and factory wiring
light and power. Electrical sppsrs
turn and supplies. Electrical motors
and rspslrs. These show: points
cover what we do and have for solo
times and store. 1 Ely Ave. Phom
30149.4“-

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John Lot-rise of Spring street was
the reccnt guest of friend; in New
York. ‘
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STAR LAUNDRY "A! A WELL
NUIPPKD

establishment for the turning out of
all futures of laundry work-
"laundry work of the better sort" by
the way. Whether you have rough.
dry or flat work wot wash. rsg rugs.
blankets lace curtains or the finest
of delicate wearing apparel to be
sent to this establishment it viii m.
cclve close and expert attention from
the time it leaves your promise. un-
til it is returned propuriy‘ launderrd.
All sections of this vicinity are
covered by the deliveries from The
atol- Laundry. 11 Grad at" Nor-
wslk. Telephone "flu—Adv.

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Mr. and "re. Albert Benjamin of
South street had as their guests yes-
terday relatives fr.orn. New Cannon.
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—Radio and Victrolu sold on
easy terms. Dounolyw—Adv.

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William Szlboro of Paradise street
was a. visitor in New York City yes-
terday. .

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—3katss sharpened and reputed
here. Enjoy the skating with good
looking and good working skates.
Alpha Plating Works. 53 Day St.
Phone Dbl—Adv.

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Miss Lydia Tortorella of Spring
street is ill at list-310:”.

Miss Mawct’mviliio of Dorian
spout yesterday with friends“ in
Springwood.

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Joseph Osbbibo of Benton ~ street
was a visitor in Bridgeport yesterday.

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Mr. and Mrs. Fruit: Csrrubo of
Benton street had as their guests yes-
terday friends from New York.

O O C
John Latino of Boston street spout
yesterday in Nzw .York.
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Harold Bot-nick of cm! street was
a visitor in Stamford last evening.

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' Mrs. Florence Belle-tier! of Bou—
ton street was the guest of friends in
Bridgeport yesterday;

Samuel Abnmsos of Benton street
spent yesterday in Stamford.

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Joseph Warren of Paradise street
was a recent visitor In Hunter-d.

Francis Lawrence” of Cliff street
motored to Dsnbury yesterday.
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A. meeting of the Better Films coins
mlttso will- be held Kondny.".lssu-
any so. at sac-o'clock. in the. Nob
walk library. It lMitch tints s‘nuuw
bor abductions .wili.bs .

Members of lady-Jenni lodge
met last night as us- wmmoc-
amt for their regular-businsumcbté
ling. This was, followedby a. social
time. - ' . '

 

Friend-*9: {null-3f Baldwin '0! ’ '9
Hendricks svcnue. will abs; glut .' to'
hear tunnels ntllbg‘slong m
at the Nor-walk hospital where: he:
is recovering-31mm. an? stuck-of
' heart disem'nallr.‘ Baldwin in”.

from Dr Roland's nonunion. Ho
'ls'uudcc tbo “cm 9219:. F. 1. Bur-
hnc’i‘lg -' ‘_. .~. «-

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n, ails. amino ‘I‘HONI’SON.

' on men.

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' Heart auditions“ Problems,

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gets..- for so ions tint my friends
all rue 11318” M so well M
up was: him m ,
married any way. This we!
tool terribly. I know I curt It"
withth bin: and he tools the Inn.-
Pleus tell no if we con sot unr-
tied 0? not. go: names, are the
DARKIE.
u is ”nanny cur-ed W it. i'
nature for “mummy, .and
therefore I would advise you and
your cousin to ilk. It." to""
soil-inc “on. without each other. 1!
you stop seeing each other «on will
take more interest In allur- and
doubtless each will learn to love
soul. one also. Whoa cousins mar.
17 th- tnmilp trails II. m l!!-
tgusiosd. If there are family wack-
uoues only are or to to very
in the offspring oven to the extent or
mom or physio-l d :7- Some-
times. however. both co in do-
cldcdly some] sud healthy. and
their children suitor so ill eifvcts
from the marriage. It would be
well {or you and your cousin to cell-
sult a reputable physician who
knows you both sud follow his ul-
vics. »
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DON’T TAKE an: SERIOUSLY.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I an: s
girl 18 and I am in love with I. fol.
low I met three weeks ago. He is
always telling me he loves me. but
when wo'go out together he is al-
ways talking about taking my cm
friend out. Do you think i should
keep on going with him. as he tells
me he loves me when he sees ms?
HEARTBROKEN.
No harm in coins out with him.
my door. but do not put any run.
once in his declarations of love-
for you cannot expect him to be in
love with a girl he in. known such
I. short time. When he mentions
inking your friend out. tell him
what a nice girl she is and that you
know he will essay doing so.

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wslk Republican Woman's associa-
tiou'ln the Royal James has on
Wednesday. Mm;lnghsm will speak
on the subject of "Zoning" it is
expected that there will be a large
gathering of But Nervous women
present. Those who plan to sin-no
the luncheon may make reservation»
by getting in touch with Airs. May
Wood. telephone 2451. At the Inact-
lng yesterday. lira. Guam 1‘. Frey
road a paper on the state bounds.

s s o ‘
Barr-y Olmstesd of Gregory bouts.
val-d. who recently fell Ind Inflated
s fractured log. is getting along
nicely. 0

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The Trlsugio club of the Christ
church will hold a business snd’so-
ciu meeting in the social rooms of
the church tonight. All members
are asked to be present. ‘

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Mrs. Arthur W. Northrop of Fer-g.
dale. ludgelicid, won the guest of
tricnds in East Norwslk Monday.
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The Hospital Whist club will hold
no evening social at the Norwsik
Country club tomorrow. Dinner will
be served at seven o'clock and will
be followed by an evening at cards.
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Miss Dorothy Frey of Bcsvlcw
avenue has recovered from her ill~
hens and returned to her duties with
the .l. B. Lawrence company.
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The regular monthly meeting of
the Elm Norwslk Improvement u~
sociatlon will be held in Communo
ity hall Tuesday afternoon. Febru-
ary 3.
O O O
The members of the H. C- olub will
be the guests of Miss fist-n Rudol-
msn at her home in Winfield street
tonighL
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Miss Mildred Bell of Cove svcnuo
has recovered from her recent ill~
ncss. _
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80 many tickets have been sold for
the play to DU [two in the Eu.
Avenue: Methodult cnulch tomorrow
evening‘ by the members of Mrs.
bum s bun-lay school class that no
one will be annulled beloro I o’ctocil
WdLnouL a ticket. the performance
Will get under way it 8:16 o‘clock.
fl. is bomg presented under the at.
recuon 01. acre. A. .0. much. was in

the pastor ot the church.
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The weekly prayer meetings will
be held tenant in the ‘uuru district
nev. All. C. new. at boon-ea
who is conuuutiug the two weeks
of evangelistic meetings at the Ad-
\Olll barium church wul. ”look to.
night on “‘lne Minoan oi bnt'lll. .
message As Given my John. the unp-
ust." . yam... the inclement we...
met there but been a mu attendance
at the meetings. Zinc musical pro-
gram given by the latch sisters
of union is one ot the pleasing tutt-
tureu oi the sermon. flute usuu mid-
week service Will be held in the m.
Avenue Methodist and aweduin Goth
grogauonat churches. new. A. J.
venue... pastor of the Manuals.
chin-ch. mu speak on "bouts No-
.5le #00811” the Bible."
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the members of the Epworth
league of use mt Avenue autho-
ulst,churcb m a' ‘busy group at
(Hm people.“ may * cake

uruay January “under the nil-plots.
oz tno_ieauus~, white so Miocene
4s now Mg armngod tor the “nth
var" Valentine social to be hold on
'csbrnnry‘ta.’ ‘ " T " '
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.Jfr. includes.» White or
mum'mtnorcoeutgus's‘u oi
amend Ill-nebulae Colonies 01

music
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A Pagé “For Women

 

film 1 world in and around the «is

needed a woman‘s page. a modmm
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uigb am. out! cocked. herd
of rm cud lurch of manner; ob-
stinate. bot headed. a ncgiootcr of
husband and children. a window
smasher sad 3 street ponder. '

Such was the old idea of tho wo-
man in politics. Yst. strange to
say it still exists in tho mlnds of
some—4h. use nun who have persist'
ed is shutting their eyes to them!
women in politics; and those women
who "Just wouldn't' vols for on?-
thlug," but consider it unisdyiike.
very forward and almost vulgar.

“But that ides is all wrong."
says Mrs. Lillian Abbott. one of the
foremost leaders in the Democrats“:
women's organisation in Norwalk.
”Tbs woman who votes today is not
one bit diner-cut from the woman
of pra-sulfrsgo times. ~Why~sbould
she be? Docs n was change very
grsntly when he reaches the age oi
twenty-one and is allowed to vote?

No Neglect of Home.

"How dong does it take to vote
spywsy? And how much time is
molly spent by the women in st-
tcndinig political meetings and loc-
turos? Not much.-—~not enough any-
how. to force the women to neglect
their homes and families in order
to keep their places in the new po-
litical fields. 1 know. because time.
and time again i have seen the same
thing occur: this or that woman
could not stay through some meet-
ing tocauu she had to get home to
set her husband's supper.

"To often you hear a man say;
‘I wonder what the women will be
like ten or fifteen years from now?
I suppose then we will have to cull
them at their clubs sad beg them
to come home and got us something
to all. provided they still know how
to do lt.’ . -
.“Tbcn when I recall a story told
by a political speaker some time ago
concerning the New-Zealand worn-
on. who. he said. were given the vote-
soms twenty live years ago. i how
to laugh. This speaker acted til-i
in spite of thogsct that inc-3 Island
women had been in politics for s
quart-rot a century. they were still
ship to make the about soup and
but. the best bread that he had
ever ultetin his life!

“more are some. I luppope, w)",
on still antagonistic towsnds us be-
csuso we succeeded in‘ getting ‘he
vote, and are ready. 0. so ready, to
and fault. .

The English Women.

"Yet suffrage for women bod to
come. Thers was no alternative.
Women in many different countries
have been strtvmg for your: to st-
ain it. such in their own particular
(union. Thurs are the English
women. for instgnco. who resorted
to brick throwing and window
smashing to get the attention they
wanted. Yet I am not so sure that
sort of thing won them the vote.
Rather I think that they gained it
through their excellent work during
the war. when they proved them-
selves to be every bit ”good as the
men. when courage. heroism and
hard work were concerned. '
"Porsonslly.’ I think that the out.
our method of reason and argument
are much more itsbls' to get the
women whatthoy want. '
“There are women today in pol-
itics who consider that the best way
to gain their ends. is to come out
and my Just what tbcythink. vorr
holly slashing right and loft. Thai
gets them nothing only antagonism
whore they'might have hsd'Yriend-
ship. A splendid example of this.
was portrayed recently'in the States
Central Committee by s woman who
took ttill; attitude. and when she-
recs 0 or foot. following a spooo‘ it
given by one of the mom -
1y “chm: “be". loud

”Hat’s sit rot." Ass. result: she
lusts. gm, t many friends whlob Ibo
might. with a'littlo tlet._a‘littlo rec"?
son. and vs. well-plush“ ointment.
luvs won over to hsr‘slde." ‘ ”
, Mrs; Abbott ~«toes not believe in a
woman for President. claiming the:
in the first place.” fcw‘ronlise'just
whs‘ s strenuous positiou‘that cosh"

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Declares Prejudice Against:
Organizing for ClVlc
Exists—Much to DOT-Much to Learn

 

Mrs. Lillian Abbott Talks
Of; The Woman In Politics

Women Voting‘and
- Betterment Still

I! is.
WOIISII'I ’0'" a name

“That does not menu. 0
that the women can have I"; real
voice in - Washington.” she stated.
"Tbcy not only should have I. vote.
in Washington but they will. if tho!
band together. and present their
views to the president. when it is
necessary.

" "But- first. we must educate the
women, to use the vote which they
have been given. I consider it Just
as much 01.. disgrwu for A woman
to ignore the fact that she can

p in the direction of her govern-

ent. u it is (or the man who
never takes enough interest in the
affairs of his city or country, to vole.

"After the women have come to
the point of realizing Just how moch
that vote means to them. and why,
they should use it. they must next"
be educated in the game or politics.
For politics is a game“ with rifles
and regulations which must be loun-
cd. Just the same as in iny other
game.

“And the women are educating.
themselves. They go home and study
politics as few men ever lake the.
troublc’to do. Secondly. contrary
to the popular idea that when a
woman is voting she picks out for
her candidate the best looking man.
in most cases you will and thst she
has been investigating the respective
merits of the candidates and that in
the end she probably knows more
about those candidates than the
very men who laugh at hot.

"As for the women who won't
vote. because they think it unlady-
like. i am afraid that not very
much! can be done for thcm‘uhtii
they ‘bridge tire hundred you: or so
which separates them from the mod-
ern woman. and catch Inhale rest
of us. What l can‘t understand. is
why these women. lust because they
don't bclievo in equal Iuifrsgo them~
selves. should try to prevent others
from having it. Why. Just because a
certain men is not hungry. should
no drag his friends away from a
good meal and refuse to allow them :
to out? ' ‘

A Story.

"These some women. I believe.
must be the ones who have got it
into their bonds that the feminine
members of the States Central Com-
mitteo must get fabulous salaries.
just because a few of them happen
to have good looking clothes or su-
tomobiles.

"A funny thing occurred to one of
the women at a politics! meeting. A
woman who had never taken any
particular part in politics and who
thought that the place for the wo-
man was inhcr home 'in front of
the stove.’ went up to a member of
the Btntcs Central Committee who
happened to be wearing s fur coat
given to her by her husband. and
said in high satisfaction:

"So that is where the organisation
money goes?"

”And strange although it may seem
there are many other littln incidents
like this. which are very funny
when you.comc to consider that the
women as the committee. don‘t get
a cent of pay. and not one of thorn.
to my knowledge. hnpvcr yet no-
ceivcd any gold brsolctc or rings
from men in politics who are trying
to bribe thorn.”

Hrs. Abbott was then asked if she
thought the All“ of a third party—-
first and last i. woman's party—was
a good one.

"I do not think so." she answered.
"Perhaps it might be. mrs brace.
but right now I would not say the"
women are ready for it. It takes s
—long time We become a master is
the art of politics and the women
have not yet been in the guns long
enough.

"For the present. I think that the
best thing we women out do is to
live and turn. and work in comp-
oration with the man. That is not
only much easier than trying to
tight a factor which has been In ox,-
istcuce sins. thus Immaterial. but
it is also more sensible. for signs as
we may. the foot cumulus tbs! than
is 'much that women in politics but
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