New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 18, 1915, Page 19

v ale Sex, in State Assemblies — ®W Tork, June 15.—Equal suf- and othér legislation affecting en figured prominenty this year @ discussions of a jarge majority he state legislators, The sessions ost of them have now come to a and a summary of their activi- collated by The Associated Press Oses that: the question of woman Fage came up for deliberation in y-two states and that divorce mothers’ penstons, women , minimum wage, eugenic mar- or other subjects relating to en were considered in twenty- states. fhe legislatures of seven states a ed resolutions whereby a con- immcmal amendment giving women g suffrage rights with men will mitted to the peopie at the fall tions either this or next ’year. Y are Massachusetts, New Jersey, ‘8l York and Pennsylvania in 1915; RRELIABLE REMEDY L FOR SWOLLEN VEINS r swollen veins and varicose hes advanced physicians are pre- Ibing a néew treatment which is also & used in hospitals with remark- success, and is 5o simple that peo- le8 who desire to get rid of varicose can treat themselves at home. guaranteed. [} it a two-ounce eriginal que of e’s Emerald Oil (full stréngth) leading pharmacist and apply J and morning to' the swollen, hellnz veins as directed. It is so Wl in its action that ernlarged s, varicocelé and wens are speed- lliminated and even goitre disap. by 'steady use. The Clark & perd Co., Riker-Hégeman Drug will supply you. Generous sam- y mail for 10 cents from Moone pical Co., Rochester, N. Y. NDER, RECEDING GUMS our gyms are sore, soft, spongy ‘ecede or vour teeth are loese or gilitive, get a small original bottle [@inginol today and apply as direct- ptil teeth are firm and all sore- s gone. < A small bottle lasts eeks. . 3 (' N'S SUITS m of Neéew Summer —Come and see them. . $15, : 1.00 down and $1.00 a ek. Other suits at $183, 20, $22 on generous terms. HE MENTER CO. VENS'S AND WOMEN'S CLOTHING. 315 Trumbull 8t., Haittord BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure No Alum No Lime Phosphate Towa, South Dakota and West Vir- ginia in 1916, Tennesse¢ adopted a similar resolution, but it must also be passed by the next succeeding legisla- ture before it can be suomitted to the voters. So did Arkansas, but the rerolution was ineffective because of o provision of the state constitution, which forbids more than three con-! stitutional amendments o be sub- niitted at one election and three had already been filéd with tne sécretary o1 state, Success in -California, California adopted ‘a resolution de- claring that woman suffrage in that state had been an unqualified success. Alabama will consider the question at sn adjourned session to Degin July 7. In eleven states woman suffrage measurés met defeat—Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Indlana, Michigan, New Mexico, North Carotina,’ North Dakota, Oklahoma, Texas and Ver- mont. Three votes defeated the Three Fine . CANDIES You Will Like For this wéek's offert Rave shem’ salscted ires ‘peclnll that will find {avor Carefully _aelected mea I.ll;gld ; uts in a rich cgm']y anft cream filller of tasty vor, with heavy crusted t ‘of the same 29¢ delicious cream..... 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In Delaware a proposed constitutional amendment was défeated décisively in | both houses; in Flérida in the lower house; in New Mexico and North Carolina it died in . committee. In Michigan a proposed amendment to the constitution giving women the right to vote for presidential electors and all officers of educational nature was never reported out of the senate committee. The generar assembly of LConnecticut declined to send the measure to the next assembly for ratification. Revived in Wisconsin. “The asembly of Wisconsin by a majority of eight votes killed -on April 20 a bill for state-wide referen- dum, but on Wednesaay last the senate revived the question by order- ing a similar measure engrossed by a vote of 16 to 13. The bill was not expected to come up for action in the assémbly until next week or later.” New Mexico, however, passed a law providing for the appointment of wo- men.on the governing boards of state institutions in the discretion of the governor. North Carolina enacted a bill making womén ¢ligible to become notaries in the state and giving them the right of petition in certain in- stances. Womeénh may become notar- ies by a law passéd ‘also in Tennesee and serve In' that state ' on school boards. ) Pensions for Mothers. Pensions for mothers came up for consideration in ‘eighteen states. In eight,—Kansas, Montana, Nevada, New Hampsiire, New York, Oklaho- ma Tennessee and Wyoming—Ilegisla- the first time. In two—Texas Virginia—mothers’ measures were klled. and pension In the rest of or amplified. The new Kansas statute fixes the maximum grant to needy mothers at | $256 a month to be paid at the dis- The New Hampsaire law limits payment to $10 'a month fer a dependent mother having one child under 16 years and $5 for each additional th;- ul-............ Reliable Drug Stores 217 Main. St: Te‘l. 1066. . R ., ENIER, PICKHARDT & DUNN 27 AIN STREET. OPPOSlTE ARCH. LEARlNG TELEPHONE 317-2 PRICE ON SUITS $5.00 Former prices $37.50, $25.00, $17.50, $12.50. Colors, Navy Blue | Btode and Black. Sizes 18—38 and 40. fWomen’s Smart Mid-Summer Apparel At prices that should attract even the most economical shop- per, including Dresses, Waists, ear, Crepe de chine Underwear, Separate Skirts, Coats, Muslin Un- Knit Underwear, Hoslery, idkerchiefs, Neckwear, Ribbons, Jewelry Corsets etc. DING OUT OF BUSINESS BIG SACRIFICE SALE OF MILLINERY. ts Velvets, Wings, Flovers, Ribbons, Etc., Below Cost. Also Showcase for sale. l$ M. A. SULLIVAN RA,NK BUILDING, child. The legislature appropriated $16,000 for the first two years of the operation, Applies to Widows. } The New York statute applies to widows with a child or children un- der sixteen who will be allowed the same amount as it would cost the state to support them. The Mon- tana law applies.to mothers with children under fourtéen an whose husbands are confined to a state in- stitution or are physically incompe- tent; the Nevada law to widows only. In Oklahoma, both widows and moth- \ers- whose husbands are insane or brisoners are ‘eligible to the benefits of the law, the compehsation ' being $10 a monta for one child under four- teen and $5 a month for each addi- tional. The Wyoming law is similar. The law in Tennessee applies in counties of 50,000 population, or more and having juvenile courts. The act. was not made mandatory. Six- teen is the age limit an] $10 and $5 the compensation. Washington passed a bill making her mothers pension provisions somewhat less liberal. California, Colorado, Conecticut, North Carolina and . West Virginia acted on divorce laws, California am- plified hers so that judges were granted power to call in the district attornéy where fraud or collusion are guspected. Colorado amended hers 80 that a decree shall not be issued until six months after the divorce has been granted. Connecticut added in- curable insanity to tae list of groufids for divorce before the courts. . Previ- ously this cause had to be taken to the legislature. North Carolina passed a measure changing from ten to two years tne period required to estab- lished desertion, but the act met such a storm. of protest that: it was re- pealed the next day. Nevada re- turned to her law the six months’ residence clause, West Virginia created in each county the office of “‘divorce commissioner,” with power to investigate divorce suits, appear to trials, examine witnesses and de- fend the interests of the state to pre- vent fraud and colision, Eugenic Marriage Measure, The senate of Indlana passed a eugenic marriage measure, but it was defeated in the house. Legislation to promote healthy marriages and check the social evil was enacted in Vermont. The law requires all phy- siclans to report cases of social dis- eases to the state board of 'health which is empowered to presqribe quarantine regulations. + Labor laws for women were enact- ed in Kansas, Maine, Massachusetts and Wyoming. Maine wrote into her statutes a fifty-four hours a week law for both womén and boys under six- teen working inmills factorles 'a week law for both women and boys 1 $150 a month for general | SCALE or LI TOLD BY MRS. PELL ON WITNESS STAND o e SR L S AP New York, June 17.—The scale of living in the household of §. Osgood | Pell, before Mr, Pell was killed by a Long Island trajn mear Long Beach | on August 3, 1913, was the subject | of testimony in the trial in the Long ! Island city supreme court of Mrs, Pell's damage suft for $2§0,000, against the Long Island railroad. The | purpose of the testimony was to es- tablish the extent of the financial damage suffered by the plaintiff through the death of her husband. The witness said that her husband’s income averaged about §20,000 a year, some yvears going as high as $40,000, and in other yvears dropping to %10,000 testified, $6,000 a year to cover household expenses and from $3,000 to $4,000 a year for clothing. He also made expensive presents to her, giv- ing her the house in Westbury, N, Y., | where she now lives, and jewelry, the principle articles of which were a string of pedrls worth $4,000, a sap- | phire ring valued at $1,200 a diamond bar pin worth $1.200 and a diamond pin valued at '$150. . Mrs, Pell enter- tained frequently before her. hus- band’'s death; she said, and traveled | rather extensively. Her last trip to | Europe cost Mr. Pell $1,500. He al- | lowed Isabella Pell, his fifteen-year- old daughter by a previows marriage $750 a year for school expenses and | expenses. The accompanying picture of Mrs. Pell was taken as she left the court- room in Long Island city. under sixteen working in mills factor- ies and laundries. It stipulates that such employes shall not work more than nine hours a day unless for the sole purpose of permitting a shorter schedule for one day in the week. Massachusetts legislated to pronibit the working of women arnd children overtime for the purpose of making up for the time lost on.a legal holi- | day. Wyoming enacted for her work- ing women an eight our day; and both maximnum hour and minimum wage laws for women were passed by Kansas. A commission to investigate a proposed minimum wage law tor, women was created by Idaho. A bill providing for minimum wage for women in Michigan was killed in committee, = although the commis- | sion appointed by Govenor Ferris Mr. Pell allowed her, she ' Saturday and Monday Cut Price Prime Roast Beef ..........1b lsc Tender Pot Roast Beef ......l1b l4c Small Lean Pork Loins . Tender Steaks, cut from heavy steer beef ..... Plate Corned Beef lb8c Smoked Shoulders . ... 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