The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-02

made him teach his trade to my th,ee 5ro,ne,s. an,y hau hy. business head and they made good. Started a little shop in rickety old building on side street. Now they own Gordon's on the avenue --Gordon's tweeds, you know They could outfit the Prince of Wales himself!"
 "Cordon's? But l thought-I've heard--" E,e began, then broke off In cmbarrassme
 That Gordons Is owned by the Koveleski brothers?" Sadie finish. cd the sentence for Evo mattcr-of. :. factly. Well, 1t Is. Abe and Sol and Ben. My name Is Roveleski to but my mothsr thought we should have an American name in business.
 "Its funny about names." Miss Gordon went on. "Our old country name wasn't good enough for q first class clothing store or foi Bixby's coat buyer but 1t was Just right for Abe's Lima when sht turned out to be real violinlst.
 "Lina--Lina Koveloski?" Eve re. pcated in amazemcnt. "Not-not THE Kovclcski. the famous girl violinistY"
 sure" returned Sadie Gordon calmly. "Why not? She could car. " a tune before she could walk md she was playing in public at four. She can make n violin speak -our Lina can! And she's n good girl. always thinking up some 1t. tlc surprise for her mother and father. [ used to think 1t was fool ish--the money Abe paid out for lessons for that child. But he al. ways said she would make good and she has. But here l go. brag- glng about Lina, and your nus. band waiting down at the side door to take you to d.nner!"
 A tthis mention of Dick doubt and loneliness again overwhelmed d Eve. "Ho isn't waiting tonight. she sighed. "He left yesterday for tho Adirondacks. He's on new Job there," she went on. encour. aged by Sadie Gordon's unexpected friendliness. Hell be gone for a yehr--longtr. perhaps. He's super. intending big construction job some hospital buildings"
 "You'll be leaving us before long then"
 The certainty in Miss Gordon's { voice irritatcd Eve. "Oh, no! I'm not leaving" she returned spirited. ly. I'll go on with my work here We're modern my husband and I. We started our marriage on q | b0.b0 basis. It has always seemed to mo that a woman's career Is Just as important as a mans"
 sounds grand. dearie, but the arrangement doesn't always work out as you expected. If were you I'd chuck this Job ad follow that handsome husband to the wilds be. fore It's too iate-oven if had to live in Q tent and eat canned sal mon and baked beans three times e day. It isn't safe to be so care. less with e husband these days! Too many lady pirates cruising about the sea of matrimony. "This career business Is all right while you're young and ambitious but by the time you're my age you'll probably learn nothing Is SC important in @ woman's life as 6 home, q husband and two or three youngsters to work and plan for can see that now-when it's toe late! Maybe it'll be too late wher | yOQ sce its DcHcNC utSp oSaEto ,pS the time a woman Is 50 1t isn't a big name for herself or q big salary that seems important--no, "Tell you what" the brisk descended long flights of stairs tt the street (the elevators having stopped for the day) why no come home with me to dinner fl you haven't any special plans fol the evening? I'll get something a the delicatessen at the corner ant make some of that potato soup was telling you about. It would b. a real kindness to me! It nevel seems worth while to cook a ho meal for myself and yet I do gel tired of restaurant food.
 Eve accepted the invitation glad ly. They stopped at the delicates sen shop and while Miss Gordol bought half a roast chicken. green, for salad, small cheese cake ant rolls. Eve selected a box of cand. as her contribution to the littl, feast.
 Miss Gordon lived in a larg, apartment house just off the ave nue. The building. convenient t, her work was in a neighborhoos no longer considered fashionable This factor. which seemed impor tant to Eve. apparently gave Mis- Gordon no concern.
 I've lived here for IS years, she said as though in answer [, Eyes unspoken thought. "I coul, afford e better place now, 0 course, but I'm used to this and seems too much bother fo move.
 know what you're thiuking-tha