The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-25
How to Get Coal Have Place to Put 1t, Mayor Atwater Says Love Kissing the Lips of Death-Vi- brations Worry Pris- Oners and M a k e Dogs Howl = Miss GilmOre's Ticket.

Dogs Howl - M l s s
 GilmOre's Ticket.
 We'll known Bridgeporter gives rules for getting coal for Bridge port. There are several of them, all good. Fred Atwater says, buy some coal of-England. bringing in at $10 the ton. It can be delivered for less money than coal is already selling for. in some parts of the United States, including some parts of Connecticut,
 Proposal to purchase bins and water front of Wheeler & Howes is a direct and certain step to- ward coal protection. When public opinion is formed as to merit of water front purchase, ask at the same time what a coal famine will probably be like? Perhaps. the mayors views will, then have wiser appearance than they had to some at first.
 Miss Kitty Kiernan, finacee Of Michael Collins, visited hisvbody where it lay in state in City Hall in Dublin. She wept as she knelt and kissed him on the fore head. 'As long as love kisses the lips of death," there Is hope that war will end. The beauti- full sentiment is by Ingersoll, the great agnostic. The application belongs to this writer. The Dem ocratic women ask the Demo- cratic party to put a plank in it's platform, calling war a crime. War is a crime against women.
 Prisoner in Bronx County jail acted queerly on a day They had the jumps. became hysteri- cal; broke away from discipline. The trouble was an organ in & nearby theatre. The organ play ed hour after hour. The sounds coming through the brick walls of the Jail, came half missing. Prisoners found the thing unen- durable, like water dropping up- one place for long time. How does the dog feel. when he howls at certain sounds?
 It isn't strange that some vi- brations effect us curiously. The universe and all that it contains is grouped wave movements: vii brations in this mode and in that mode, which give appearance to all things whatever. A chunk of solid steel is a mass of infinitely tiny moving atoms. In one case 1t will become a glow, in an other, an invisible fog, the par icles Of which will be widely separated. Dreamers have dreamed of vibratory forces tuned to solid materials, which by the energy of Identical movement, will tear the solid substances to fragments. Such a thing Is not impossible. It is. in fact, rather probable. It may happen
 Why the prisoners were un- happy at the stripped music that came through their bricks walls. and why g. dog howls when cer- tain music plays. are abstruse questions like every other ques- ton which man asks about him. self. his world or his universe and quite beyond the reach of present scientific knowledge.
 Miss Gilmore, many years a teacher in the public schools, has planned a ticket, composed four fifths of women, which she offers to Democratic voters of the First District. A wonan's delegate ticket planned by a woman Is something new in Bridgeport. What contribution do the women bring to the common stock?
 They might question, perhaps, the wisdom of a state which permits men to sit as judges until they are 75. and be governors af- ter that, but compels women to cease from the profession of school teaching when they are seventy. Women might say something strong about that in- justice,
 If 6 man is able to be judge, or governor, as long as he is able, it seems that women must be competent to teach school as long as they are competent
 Wall street organs assert that they are going to get Hiram Johnson this time. Johnson is senator from California. Wall street news about western con- dittons often Is inaccurate. How many times has Wall street dis posed of LaFollette. The West thinks in Western, and Wall street in Eastern terms. This makes error in Wall street prophecy.