null 11ccountn.So heuutllul .1 11.1111,-
every register fairly flows nut. and
' tho munnerln which sh.~ enters into
[the spirit of 1111111 81111;: lur 111.11'
diction. are all (liltlliill'rt that 1111:. in
her success 11i111rc11-1- 14h“ 111111:It'.1<.
Mrs. Godlllot opened tht p1'.1.1,1'11111
with 'a. group or old ‘l-Innllsh mums.
which she rcndcred In :1 111 lIL'lltt‘ut
munn '. This comprised “When
Myra. Sings." “Gatllcr Your linse-
l1uds." 11nd "P11111111. 1121111111111,"
transcribed and h111'nlu1112cd by
composer who has 1'. really (‘tllllo
into evidence, and l:1tr,' crlllc. 111' The
New York World. ’l‘hc .s'ccond soul;
group consisted of thc following
Autumn. 1.11 .lt'lillt’}:€ ll. “0,411.19: (”1111111
down to New, 111‘ t‘arl lbi “litnm.
tlsk me," by Sidney lid: 1-1‘: 111111
"My Low-r in 11 l“i\'llt‘l‘lll.t't by Lily
Strickland. l-Inch 111111.: was lzivnn
with tho 111:11'1‘11 ..1' its purlicul:.1r
mood. In “811111114.q t) 111'1 I'\'itil Ill 11!?- ‘
sire of th'1 audience to hear more.
i‘ll‘S. Girliilnl. i'tt\111‘|"1l l11t llt':l‘."l'H
‘l‘lih Schul-t-rt's "ilnl'k, ll:ll'l.I 'lhc
Lurk!" After thut the s::11..«- (1111:11an-
rr‘s immcrtal St'l".‘il:l1i-1 1.1m 1.1-'111tt—
Fully given by 1h" :-'1Il1111IIII with .1l1-
iipato viuhu stulo 111' Mr. illi‘iir.
The rouaim: 11'1-11‘011111 11111-11 to Mr.
Victor lilart must, have 11111 no doubt
11 his mind :11: to his popularity in
\‘orwnlk. his great sneer-.1124 of last.
lprillz 111111111 his rc-nppcuranco kt-nu
1y iookcd forward to. l.lr. llinrt
main discloch that he is 1111 artist
11‘ exceptional 11tl'tt‘nmr-11ts.\\'ith n
ltyln that in .1: alulltlor'.11111l 11nd
are disappearing fast
Have you .noted how cxrm tat i1 disap-
pearing mm It is not 11111411111h as com-
mon as it was Norml weight is last be-
coming almost 11ni1cr 1.11
. It should lit-1.0. 1'21'111'1' idea of style and
beauty calls tor Slcnm‘ ~ today. So do
health and fltnem. 1111
blight for which tlrcn- 1~ 1
Countless people are 1
pleasant way. That 1 ix' .‘larlnola l‘re-
scription (tablets. 111.4 1.11. '11111' .1 11.1.11. No
abnormal exercise or dict i~ required.
Reduction is pr111l1111l--—1;11'1-ly 11111111 than
one pound daily. 511 the hodv adjusts it-
self to the new conditions. Wrinkles don't
dev.elop
lilnrmola has been 11: ~cd for 18 years.
Delighted user: c1er111h11e l11'11e advised
it to their friends. the lame in 15 spread un-
til people now are mini: 11 million boxes
,vcarl1'.\ou can see the re ~ulls in every
bircle 11011;.
1 Mal'nloln 113% no sec-eta Our book states
every ingredient and explains exactly how
Manuela acts. You will know the reason
{0" each floor! Plil‘ci.
Investigate Ttlm'mnla in fairness to your-
self.Le:1rn 1.111 i. 1111: reached the place it
holds. Find out what it Int-(11.5 to you. If
you decide to win. 1 t it. your 111111 druggisf
Sign 111.1 xzuurunlrc.
Mununh Prm riotion Tublctx 111111 11.111] by
oil 1211111113111 .-t $1 1111-1111; 5111.1 l.11~ l‘tlli
tlrfn our lutest 1.1111; n 21'1- ct. sumplo
1,1111-3 our trunmnn Clip it 1111111.
The Pleasant Way to Reduce
" MARMOLA £325,
3-235 Gwen! Motors Bldg.
~mrrnorr. new. Free
.11. he in an easy,
Brilliant Success ls SCored
By Artists at Church ConCert
The First Conm‘v'gtlilutlni church
as crowded with Illllblt‘ 11111-1211 who
turned out to henr the concert 1.1.11-
no for the benefit of ”it" church 11n-
_der the auspices of the lx‘111d Word
(.‘lrcle. Kings Daughters. lust 1-1'cu-
i113. Tho audience Duluth-sled its
pleasure at the flue otIcrlnus and
recalled all the artists sew-ral times.
. 1's. Alice Godillot .'1l11'.'l_1'rl r1:-
mulna a favorite with evil-,1- aunt.
', ehce that hears her. to judge 71-... ..
a. combined with grout chdl‘nl 1-1 per-
Wnulity, as that ot‘ Mrs. (lodlliot is
_ bound to 1v}n 0111.111 hear-1r .'I' he .1r-
tintic use of her 1115111111111. “111:1".
the ease with which (:111l1 tone in
F iattering'
1li1':~t :11'1111-111'11111'11 here last spring.
fun that. occasion. and it in natural
Mr. ldclt'r is. on the whole, a repre-
violin playing. Ills interpretations
arv- those of an artist bent. on re-
crcatiul: the music, he is rendering.
’llis style is unaffected 11nd smcr-re.
.\\'ith thosr- qualities he is just the
son‘s 111'1'11ly “limuanza,” the dreamy
lent-11d and tin- tlcry “Obertnss Ma-
zurkn
11p his first group.
he charm-1d with Chopin's over-
pltusin': "Nocturne ill i'l-flat," in the
.url'ullunmcut of Sammie. and Krels-
1l1-r 'x' popul'1r‘ Old Refrain." With
his 1l1..~.lnm:nperformance of Hubav’ a
do .1.1—~1111d. in unswer to ~ many re-
1:1ll.-. delightt-tl- tho- audlcncc with
.1'I-1 1] 11111111111113 11'11il'd "Snake. Dance."
1 success.
of an operation she was going to un-
1, dcreo. 11. woman hero committed sut-
' with 111111 head in a. gas oven.
’l‘hc woman who is bcginning to
, r-111111l 111-11 years will find this type.
l1)ll‘0l|tlt‘ extremely consolln 111111
Doems Taylor, the brilliant young- K
fluttering. It h‘i‘dllds up 110.1111 pnrtl~
.1ll1' to (‘0llt‘0lll the very portion of
lhcr 111 ch 11 here the “'lillklcfl begin
11111-11 destructive work. and ends in
1:1 raccful tlcs.- \'0 one. would 11111;-
l D! 11 its mission.
serious. ho hat-1 :1 tone of great. beau-
ty and warmth. 11 rare legato and a
Gallic clegnnco that are truly cap-
ti111ttng.
ills playing of "Soaring" by Schu-
mann (upon which the recently
wrote 11, very instructive. lusnon urti-
cle in The Etude. for which he is
now writing a series of articles) din-
closed a temperament that is flunl-
.lnz and passionate. The lovely
Minuet of Beethoven is 11 great pop-
ular favorite. of melting tendernesn,
and won made most pleasing by the
beautiful manner in which it was
played. "Murmurtng Brook" by
2\l1-yer-0lberslcbcn had 11 liquid.
l‘lowinl,r style. Chopin‘s Nocturne in
ll-l‘lat minor was played with 1: Incl.
11111111013', dreulny tenderness.
llut ‘it was his playing of l.lszt's
brilliant twelfth Hungarian llhup-
:mdv .llat fuirly swept the audience
.ot't‘ its 1'1-ct and showed 111111 to be n
1111111111: of the piano. with a. trunn-
~1-t.-n1i 1 technical continuent that. al-
lown 11111 to play the most difficult
passages with 1111 case that is truly
bewildering. ’l‘lIc storms of 11p-
plause would not abate. until the
pianist gave a "Song without.
Words" 111‘ Mendelssohn.
: ploy-'11 all the, '11 companiments in a
. 111:1111111- that made him one with the
.r'oloist.\'or'\1ulk should he very
‘ plan-l ol' l1'11 lug such an eminent
‘ musitlln in its midst.
' .\lr. ll'vlwln itlill’l‘. thc distinguish-
6 wer- at 3.1] \iolinist. ofchw York, now 1’1
1111-1111u1'1 ut thr- Lenox Qullrtet.
"1111111. saw and conquered" at, his
ltlu splcndld violin playing is still
in the munrory of all who heard lllm
that hc met with 11 cordial reception.
Ht'ltitlill'l' of the classical. school of
violini.~:t for 11111111 pieces as Svelld-
of Wieninwski, which made
in thc m-cnnd part of the program
'llcjli Kati" he brought the house
'l‘hn concert was declared a great
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FEARS OPERATIUX
LONDON—Crazed by the. thought
cidc. Her husband found her dead
W
-~-.\1lv. rtisc in the Senttncl for the
lust 1'1-suits.
record do you credit .’
power an injustice?
store some tip for you.
_.. - .2 fic—E
DO YOU HAVE THRILLS?
when you open _1'11111 swings book and scan
the pages} ('1111 11111 look buck and see entry
after entry of deposits and interest? Does the
Ur does it do your will
[let some thrills. A wrr-kly deposit habit will
110111111111 SAVINGS amt:
‘* ) rmie'.‘
u
this city will broadcast 11 program
tonight frOm station WNYC. New
other artists of the city in 11. concert
1_‘ouncll of? Religious Educatton.
with safety. Henry Wild's Nursery
located on the Post Road between
ed with choice evergreens in many
varieties; Conservative prlcea pre-
vail here. The telephone connection
is Weatport 625.
will be held at the. Broad ltiver
clubhouse. under the nunpicee of the
evening.
——LOCAL GENERAL . CONTRAC-
of the better sort, Henry l-‘ubrtzlo.
general contractor and builder and
nls organization are competent.
painstaking and thorough on all st-rv'm]
work that they undertake to do. This
concern is in 11 position to bundle
anything. however large, in the line.
11nd 01001110 ‘1 SflllSillt‘tOl‘Y 1013- “SU- 11nd November 28 ‘nt 2:30 p. 111. there
mates cheerfully given. Office: ’I will 1.9
North Ave., NOTWMR- Phone 2824 William H. l‘opc will be in charge of‘ “”9" are only ”‘9 ”3395': affairs
It'llltt come to mind of writing. but
l1 1111 111-111 ot‘t‘wwd, and hire 11111111. 1 tin 1'1.- are smaller entertainment ai~
The Woman's Guild of ('hlist ,1“ ”012., “ill Mn.” the scwlngnud 1‘ 11111111 too
tiling in] the Alltngtoun 11011111
l'. 0. Box 419 South N0r1valk.—-Adv
church will
l S N. Congregational.
Church Prayer Meetll
A prayer meeting will be held-tutul
ovenlnx'ut. 7:45 P. M., in the South
Norwalk Congregation-.1 church. Mr.
Elmer Craig will be in charge of the
long service. Mira Elsie Moulthrop
will plug. The theme of the service
will be: "The Spirit of Christ in the
Present Axe." Mr. Jncobl will give
:1 short talk on the recent meeting
of the National Council of Congre-
xntloual churches in Washington.
The-1'11 will be a short meeting of the
Board of Deacons at'tho clone of the
service. Everyone is. extended 11
cordial invitation to have fellowship
in this service. Everyone is request-
ed to bring their New Crusade song
hooks.
LOCAL Balers
W
The Jeanette unto Quartetto of
York, at 8 o'clock. On Friday ovo-
ning the quartette will appear with
for the benefit of the Norwalk
1. o o
I‘liAV'l‘ EVERGREEVS NOW.
l‘vcrgreens can now be planted
Norwulk 11nd Wcsiport is well stock-
llroud River Community club this
‘ 0 O
TOR \VELL KNOWN FOR WORK
Cynthia Grey Says
”mm “W
Activity Keeps W omen Young
"1 would Just love to do come-
thlng." a. woman in her into forties
"You don't know how I
would love to run a. tea room‘or a .
gift shop or uomcthtnr of that sort
~not that I want the money! Jult
for tho expeltenco.
“But my two sons and my daugh-
tcr are very much against it.
think I am Old.
to be protected.
soul: and daulhteu 3nd eve'n pund-
children and Itill be u younr woman
'weartns French- heeled pumpl end a.
911‘- doun't went to
belong by tho flrerlde, and doesn't.
If she wuntu to go into bulinou for
herself or wants to find some one for
her hands besides knitting or letting
and if she wants to keep mentally
itciivn nnd occupied by having defl-
lilit' duties, she has 11 rt:ht,to do so.
Women aren't no fond of being
protected as they used to he became
they realize it ll 11 privilege to do
realize activity
They think I ought
And they think it-
wlll reflect on them if I do some.
thing of this sort.
to realize there‘s lots of strength in
They don't seem
"They don't. realize that after an
active life of managing a homo and
dlrectlnk the activities of three chil-
dren. 11 Woman hates to settle. down
by the fire and wait for old age to
That's just the time
when idle would like to do some-
1111115111! and see what a
career is like."
This woman‘s problemmln u very
Women don't got"old
quite so noon as they did formerly.
: : hasn't been such a struggle
‘at-I it was in the pioneer days and
hasn't. taken on much from them.
Today 11 woman may have grown
keeps them young.
They know there is no such thin:
I! you aren't up
with the crowd you will noon have
slipped back so far you can nchr
When one'u year: are
llulllbt'l'eti they become important.
The woman is unfortunate who
finds it necessary to struggle for her
llvlnl: when her,lltrenzth' and en-
thusiasm are gone.
1101111111 who finds herself consigned
1111 ntunding ltill.
overtake her.
tlflu to the ofliclent amusement of
but no la the
part 111 the drama. of life. when she
11qu the ability and the desire to do
higgcr 11nd :noro important roles.
lMauy Hallowe’ en
Exhibits' In B’pOrt Affairs fbr Week-End
lt.1llew'1.1 on is the. Iseuon at which
Silvermine ArtiSt 1 Trinity Eblnegpul chute): in South.
The llriduepmt Art
:1 linltowe’cn party tommrow
. . 1. from until 10 p. m. 1.1111515 11111 taxed for the
A Children's numquerude Imrty afternoon tin ro will be curds and u 1 11nd colorful. ’l'lnu particular period
is 11in Ilyu guy in Stamford. and per-
ihups lllltl year. will be even guys:-
11 seem» that nearly
for a. fraternal
box supper 1vl|l be served nt 0.
the owning games will be played.
’ Chlnqnlllu. 11 t-ull blooded Indian
Hill and college gruduutc
dlumutic Mummers of tho Amerlcun'
lndiuu of the Art League clubhouse.
i . 11' ry orgunlmtiou
(mu-1 is planning homethlng for tho
ifow days preceding liailowc' en 11nd
1 11111111 1‘: Kelly of Silvcrmino will of course there win be many parties
11111'11 1111 exhibition of pottery at. the.
club, November 1".
inc business meettnl:
1.111111 by individuals.
Stamford , Section.
111..“ “.1“ I... 1 1‘ 11111ch of Jewish Women. is having
masked ball in the
Friday night.
after the rcgu- shoulders. Her veil will be attached
Frank Beers will 1 H Ml:
\\ 111111111111 t‘lub,
the Masonic Club and Eastern Slur
11n- l1a1tnlt a joint masquerade. with
11111 1111-11 of the "1" dormitoryalso
, staging 1: party on the 11111110 evening.
hc iltl‘ host 11.1111.
Monday. November 9.
the 1"11111
l
1
.
too ,
l
.
-I"ISH FOOD
Household (float—Harris 6:. Guns.“
in ureat variety is carried t"\'t.'l“\’ lumi-
nesn day at thin'n1urket.1.ur1:e .\’1 11'
‘lledford Lscnllops, I)1'~ste1.<. Slntlnp.
1” addition 1° “n "”5 \lr.lilurt1k ml) Meat (‘lums choir c 11 than Il'1d-
tiit‘ its \\ 0” its 1‘1H11111‘illll)‘ SE‘lt‘t [1.11 ilhil
of the season. 1111-1 to be had 111 cut-I .
bill's Fish Market, 71 North 11.1mm“ church should be at the church
street. Delivery made in all st't'tlunn‘
of this vicinity. l‘honc Nor—.1111. '
1
O 0 II
A number 01‘ Norwanccrn 111':'- 111—;
tending lllu Innsqucrndc dance to ""1
given tonight ill ltaymoud‘s hall.i
New Canaan, under the auspices of‘
the. Howard M. lioss l‘osl. \'11t1-r:111s
ol' Fort-11:11 “'ursz.
n» t
~~Everything for your ilullmvc'cn ' - '
party can be found at ]TIounelly"s.—-l “
Adv. 1‘
U ! 0
Tile Ladies of St. l'etrr'n churcl il11111n spt‘ntiilllr 11 few
will hold 11 supper from it until .‘«
o'clock in the church this evening .1011 b
. 0 O
-—~llounchold toke. Bituminous;
0 fl 3
T1111 chorus of tho 7.1:1'1'11 1((llli'i‘h:
Association which is practicing fol..‘
..11 musical comedy _11'tll meet tonight
to attempt to
. l11'.onlclc some of them being men~
ttolntl c lat-11 hero on this page.
the outstanding event
'on tho llullow'oen program of fell-
thine-:1. will be the costume dance
.l.111lding 1111 South Main street. at the Stunlfoul Yacht Club on Fri.
-. ' ' / ’t‘hls dance was First
Mar-kw 301: 51 hedulcd for Saturday evening. but.
no 111111111 Stamford people are going
'to the Attic - .-\r1ny some on that. of-
wnn considered
meet at the home all]...
.1111; x 11'. Kelley. Scusldc 111m.- 1...
this afternoon. A Hallow.“ en purl) ,
will 1111 held at the1 rectory tonight.
for anothu'1'1-110.1153! 11f tit!x Y. Ni ,
organdlo and will carry pink rosel.
ding and Joseph A. Mills. '
wlivcr to have. tho the families and a. few intimate
friends the couple will leave for a
wedding trip. They will reside at
chorus: of tin1 South Kuwait. 1111))-
' film". 1111.. ”mm” 111-1'1'5 1.11.11: TERM
Both young people have been con-
nected with‘ the C. 0. Jelllff Manu—
_IHI.. (Till-1'01") l-'\ll.0ll '(A l )——l‘l0\d llillilv. 3,:
Don I i lng (‘OllV'iC‘lt 11 yesterday
chm-go of attempting to wreck the
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Dixie
ll‘ller hero 11131 December. was cont—
cuced to 11 111.1 term ll1'prison.
life sentence was imposed under the:
Habitual Criminal Act.
lug twice before been convicted on
felony charges.
1mm: S'I‘EI) FOR SPEEDIVG
arrested Virginia
Huntcr. of )lontclair. N.
duy afternoon
lill‘ll\\' 1 :1\1:I1'1"11111 gar-
was laminated from Fairfleld High
school in 1922.
L't'rcll for placim: tilt‘ 2411,1111- in proper
lt'u surprising-
‘1'..|l.~' do this and arc snt‘lstied."
:atrcct (just. around the corner
.\l:lill .‘ill‘t‘t'l l.~~.\ll\'.
I
shut-1'.
lis ll. Crown andM. A; Robinson.
both of New Haven. appeared as
wttneaseii for the defense yesterday
afternoon in the murder of James
Glzzi. 67 years old. alleged slayer of
Antonio Gaudlosl- Dr. Crowe was
called to testify to an injury to Guz-
zt. which the defines coiltends was
inflicted on the day that Gaudlosl
died and was received during 11 fight
between the two men. Robinson,
an arms expert of the Winchester
Co.. was called to tell of the (finance
between the two men when the shot
1111-1 fired that killed Gaudloal.
ding. tln1 uncut of Mr. and .\lr.~. i‘liu-
at 2:80 P. M.
- speeding and reckless driving along
——~\'m\ is the ”ti-1111 11. arrange for 1Wcstport
hearing in court Saturday morning.
She was released under bond.
1 your 1111' 1'--1111odrltug 1111111.
Adv. §.lru employed here for the remodel-
11111; of fur cunts. (‘.'011.11e1'1'uti1'c_prices
Twin City Valet. 6'!
Phone 408.-
A cynic is a man who doesn't real-
ize just. how much 'ohllgct'.
should be for living.
Adv.
t
131-011111151ch 111th their :11
hold o. my decimal Hallow;
Social on Venue-m. Gcwbc‘v 2! it
Red Mon'n Han. Mail: Itr'ut.
After «vent novelty numberu. the . .i
'11ny coltumed dunner: and put.
new took part: in the mom- dono- 1 V
Inn.
The generous patmnnto ot' the
punch bowl and refruhmentl. fem.
fled an to their qullfty. '
Member: of the corporation And
vlnl'tonl were prount from Boston.
Phtlndotpbic. Montolnir 11111! New
York city
Prizes for- original costumes were
awarded to Mu. Florence Baker and
Min Dorothy Kearney by Mr. Syd-
My Efllntcn.
Svec'a orcheltra was tllorouihly
appreciated until a into 11m.
The success of the nth'orin: tena-
Mtu Joaephim Chrtltlsnolwlio also
found timedouct no [Teller-min: ‘
manta-o to the various guests.
Miss EgeIing to‘Wed ~
Harold Williamson
11.... William Schroeder, rector- of
port will official: at the weddtilt of
M11111 Kathryn Funnel Exciting,
daughter of M1111. Annie ligating of
Soutbport. and Harold 1'. William-
son. son of Mr. and lit-l. George H.
Williamson of Clifton. N. J.. which
11'1ll take place Saturday afternoon
at 4 o'clock in the church.
The blrde will be given in mur-
1'tnlre by her brother, William A.
Egellng. She will be attired in
whlto satin and georsette with u
long court from hanging from the
to It coronet of lace and she will
carry bridal roses.
.She will .he attended by her sla-
ter, Mrs. Joseph A. Mills. as matron
of honor: and Misc Hattie Voorhoea
of Southport 11nd Jennie Avery of
Weatport 113 bridesmaids. The maid
of holder will huvo 1i sown ef
changeable rose and silver taffeta
with a hat to match. while the
bridesmaids flocks will also be of
changeable taffeta in ether and
green.-
‘The‘pflower girl. Miss Florence
Mill. of Suuthport,1yill wear white
George H. Willlnmson. .112, will
act on best man for his brother and
the ushers will be George H. Exe-
After 1: reception and supper for
3120 Fairfleld avenue Bridgeport.
tnetutlng company. Miss Egellnz
TES'I‘IFY mu DEFENSE.
WATERBURY, Oct. 29.-Dr. Wil-
ETHEL:
You Don’t Say 50!
DD llVE PEhiLY MEAN WHAT
' - OP COULD lib:
“CPIIG‘H HERD Ill 1119
\te'ifl, .
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‘LOO'K 11110 ' 111.1? 1.111.?
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APMGV
111 1520—
The employ." of ‘lfollllwn ill '
‘mother and father equal rights
luv. 8: 30. 10:“. 3: l5.- ll: l3 Iron
V
thir- cliuatry 111111. on the iubi
women in Lttin America.
“5 11f?) .. ivooa i1
‘ ."leoti :1? lvomen villi .yit be.
come “1‘6 but: of man 111' most re;
mm. 911mm included," lay- fill;
that in pushing women to the front.
engineering through the Pennsyl-
vania legislature bills for the bet-
11mm on women arid children and
in specular before large tethering}
of men and women, always with a
pléc‘ for. the woman. ‘ '
and we: seated before the huge
open fireplace 111 he Weed home.- the
soft light playing on her thoughts]
countennnc'e, a face softened by the
year: of Workin for others. of 1'»-
in.1 good for "uofimbody” also all the
time. ~
"Wernon are still very» new in the
politic-.1 game," she went on. "and
they have a great dull to contend
1111 When a woman enters a. pot-
lflca field of any sort she is up
against three big obstacles:
"First lsnolunco. There is so
much for'her to learn.
' "Second. the peceaalty of making
friends with the men in politics,
raining their respect and their help
without foregoing any of her allegi-
ance to the 1v0mans cause or any
of her friend: among the women in
politicn.
"Thlrd,- the necerulty of pushing
thmugh hills and measures aimed
to help the women and children.
without defeating her own ends by
her very penistencey. and without
centering her attentions on her own
interests to the exclusion of anyone
eluc’l in the world 0: politics.
"Are women really porn-easing in
political fields?” she was asked.
Progressing
"Absolutely." No recitation here.
"There seem: to be a very mistak-
en t] u abroad to the effect that b11-
cause women don' t hold very im-
portant political office: or very
many of them. the culture of suffrage
has failed. .
“Not at all. The thing for which
we fought for years. was not to hold
office. but to set the vote. That is
the thing. The vote. For laflit not
the vote which controls the office?
And if the women have the right of
its use. can they not: be "the man
behln thc'gun?
.“011 in such 11 country as South
America, can the women get along
without the vote. They don‘t need
petition signed by sufficient of their
prominent women will extract from
the legislature almost anything they
desire."
And how do women in America
get what they want?
"You have to be 1: little more
crafty here." Mina Rlegal admitted
with a. smile. “The woman must
play politics in this country because
practically everything. charities.
schools, boards of health and what
not. are controlled by politics. Such
is not the case in South America.
Miss Rlegal “ho is “legisluthc;
chairman of Pennsylvania. for the'
Woman's party.
"I find that men in politics will
glve‘tba woman in politics almost
anything sire asks for. if there is
only some 'buainess' attached to it.
Men Crlfty
"What. do 1 mean by ‘busincss.. "’
Well for instance. a. new divorce
law is proposed which would proba-
bly make things a. little easier for
the women and might at the same
time bring in a. lot of business for
the lawyers by increasinig the num-
ber of casosbrouxht to them. All
the lawyers-in the legislature will
band together. back the bill pro-
posed by the woman. urge their
friends to do the name and the first
thing you know, it has gone
through. .
During the last session of the
Pennsylvania, Mi: 5 illegal succeed-
ed in getting through the Equal
Guardianship Bill which ghés both
where the child is concerned. espe-
cially where the earningS'or dam-
age: are concerned.
THE WOMAN PAYS
An outstandin‘g'case which would
show the necessity of such 11 bill was
portrayed by Miss Rlegal. A voumt
wife was deserted by her husband
shortly after the birth of a. son. For
twenty yearli ah'e supported that non,
hearing nothing from the husband.
At; the end .ofthut time the boy was
hurt in an accident; and finally died. '
After his death the husband up.
peered. collected damages of several
thousand. from the celnpu'nl' for the
suffering which his wife went
through during “112- ‘lllness and
death of her con; and for wugcu‘
‘25
EXCURSION TRIPS
EVERY DAY
Blue, allelic:
$2.00 3313113”
worker. who bli- want most 01.111111 5 '
it. for they are no brnnized that. al
111.111: to 111‘.
it no wot-no 1-
11111 1 earlier 1111/ in
fine not fol1 lady Divorce. tit
nothing to it. In these dove. 3.
man millet 1.11... smoothing‘ of
with which to occupy her mind t 1
alpha: and the wuhtub. - ‘1
”Does it mean that 1qu been
v. woman goes out to work that
home and family need .be my
be that the new state of offal
result in a. breach between he
11nd her husband? " ' 1
CEMENTS FAMILY , . .,
"£01 at all. .With the wlf‘o‘“
the husband both out. in the’ ind
trial or political field. a. comm
ground of undertaking is imm ..
ately gained and there are likely to
be many less bored and dissqtllfie '
wives.
“The man claims that more and
more women are leaving the no
for the bufineu world does he?
"Well. and who took her out in "
the first place? '1' ‘
"Who built the factorial and 11114
vertiaed for cheap female 111.111
The men." ‘31“
Such was the parting shot of this.
woman. Worker for the rights and
due privileges of woman. who haul '9
dedicated her life. her money and.
her time to furthering the cause 0111
her cistern. .
Hospital Benefit
Card Party Held.)
the bridge party given for the bend ~51:
home of Mrs. Starr B. Hoyt 111'
#{ireens Farms. ._
911111.. tables were played and prized .
were awarded to Mrs. Pentield 9".
MmLund, Bridgeport. Mrs. Fred
Porter. Bridgeport. Mrs. You Need.
Stratford. Mrs. Andrew Lyon.
Bridgeport. and Mrs. George Sher:
"wood, Miss M. E. Dingee and Misc
Martha Taylor, of ' Greens Farmer
After the cards a buffet luncheon
was served.
TEACH FAIR MOTORISTS
LEICESTER, Eng—A school for
women motor-drivers has been opt-u
ed here. The women will be given
instructionon how to drive, and will
also be taught the principal working
features of machines.
SLEEPLESS N IGHTSn
Often Causcr by _Bludder ‘\Caiull':5.
It’s Nature's Signal of “Danger
Ahead.”
A. C. Eckh'ért, 8917 St. Clair $1., ,
Cleveland, 0. says. “After takin: 1
Lithluted Buchu tablets one week.
the burning: and smartlng left 1111-,
and with no desire to get up nitrite“
Yon should get the credit as 1 had
tried many things. I will be glad to
write my experience to any on1'.
Lithiatcd Buchu cleanses the lliaii'
der as epsom salts do the bowel“.
driving out deposits. neutralizes er.-
ceea acids, thereby relieving irl'iin-
tion that causes getting up nights.
«The tables cost 2 cents each at all
drug stores. Keller Laboratory. Nic-
chnnicsburg. 0.
' Locally ut Stillson—I’owcli C'.Olp
—-A'1l\.
FALL COATS FOR
SCHOOL CHILDREN
For comfort. an1L5111urt11css
these coats 11'Ill appeal to
youngsters and likewise to
parents for their serviceabili-
ty. F1111 collar and cuffs trim
many models.
$5.98 and more '
J‘ACOBY’ S
10.12 North main Street g
South Nomlk. f '1
'39 Wis lf'ofll Jame:
the reservations leléphonc 2260 ‘
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--m_.—s
The sum of $60 was cleared ctr"
fit of the Not-walk hospital at “1‘., ‘
stratford. Mrs. Leo Miller, Stratfordij '
Norwalk Chronicler