, ii. tron. roman. emanated,
. all: will”; ”filthy
. A lmuvofimchs mil diets-:child
,, Welcomed such _ to the tull-
Assam”. . owwwmwugnvwm .ll“i9,(«§difimll|&i WW” MW Mammy:
administrative control _ and deny till
any share or voice in the meanest
necessary and unjust.
“No nation in the world'hps .ever
‘i'ouud it necessary. to assumb sullil
broad powers as are contemplated no
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bovine: mama: Lilldrl L.
. line. firesidontmuile _,Npt.innc!; .
‘ tomorrow. Childish _..blmmlywfll not
“take the time tron: ploy to empty their
bowels, which become clogged up with
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recognized thst men trained in the
banking business and conversant with
der the new bill. it will readilymb‘e ,
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I' “The'bill in its 9 _' {Ami immis-
os unwise hardships upon the banks.
printed on the bottle. Look carefully
waste, liver gets sluggish; stomach
sour.
’ Look at the tongue, mother! It coat-
ed. or your child is listless, cross, fev-
erish, breath bod. restless, doesn't eat
heartily, fun or cold or has sore thrpnt
or any other children's ailment, give
a increments] of “California Syrup of
Figs." then don’t worry, because it is
perfectly harmless, and in a few hours
all this constipationpoison. sour bile careful and thorough governmal'lt su-
‘md fermenting waste “'1" gently, porvielon of any system whichmay be
move 0‘" 0‘ the ”we“: and you have l adopted, a business of such great mali-
“ well, ”my“! child “m“- A thorough l nitude nnd‘lmportaucs to the country’s
“inside cleansing" is ottimes all ”135‘prosperity‘shouldibe in ihe control or
is necessary. it should be the first man admitted and trained in‘such bus-
treatment given in any sickness. incss in the highest degree, rather
Beware of counterfeit “3 syrups. than in State control. This is not in
,Ask your druggist for a lid-cent bottle; any sense a political question, lt
0‘ "Callfornia '33”? 0! F135" which must be solved upon the higher plane
has full directions for babies, children of salesmanship and not subjected to
0‘ all 3593 and for grown—ups 92311113 the strife and selfishness of political
the necessitites oi the borrowing pub~
lie, as well as its ability to liquidate
its obligations, could not with better
information and clearer judgment
than political appointees selected
along partisan lines. and with only
cancel. regard tor their experience in
the businessc, .. , . H v, .
“i believe, therefore, that while both
the bankers and the people} advocate
During milibatzvthey hays“
beenpn than-slut, millions of ..
packages ~,‘,bcve"bec‘n consumed“?- ' 'F
and the output’i'o‘dn‘il’y, worsening. , , . . 4
Nations! Biscuit Company Graham
Creclgcrsqore ,a revelation in
ex are not only nourishing, but
delicate. Try them. Always in the
protecting package that keeps in
their unique goodness. Always, look
for the ln-cr-oeul Trade Mark.
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parties. .
‘Thosc incontrol ovum proposoil‘
legislation have believed that the
precast method of handling“ the~re~
serve'ot the banks of the control.
whereby large sums are finally lodg-
ed. in central-reserve cities, has led.
to the promotion of speculation, to tbel
exclusion of proper credit accommo-
dations to legitimate business enter»
. [prises They claim it is their put .
the emergencies or business has been’llllse loffl‘ét the credits
the subject of mllch labor on um port I ‘
_ try toisuch piopcr uses. . . ‘
of this Association, through its var- “I do not believe that banking cred».
and see that it is made by the “Cab
iiornla" Fig syrup Company." ‘Don't be
fooledl. ‘
cunnrvcv BILL ls
scouts
(Continued from il’rst page.)
or lire collar 1
_ Zeus committees, to. secure from the, its in this country are restricted, or
lougress oi the United States an, that banks are at the present time
change in the law along lines of sound ‘ denying credit to those who are log-
princlplcs of licence as exemplified by{ itmetcly entitled to it. I believe that.
the experience or the world. it would“ such credits are now being extended?
seem that there ought not to be great:I more freely to all classes of people:
diil‘lculty in applying these,gprlnClD|es:and business,“ and in a more liberal?
‘Wlllch other commercial nations haveiwaythan anywhere else in the world.‘
round elementary and, necessary mLOna of the admitted causes oi ‘our
permanent success to" our mesenilfluancial disturbances in the past. has
banking system and to adapting themlbcen the over-extension of credit to
to our geographical and commercialjth. people.- In any evils exist in our
conditions. > . . Present system through” the'accumu—l
"Today we are facing proposed loge, lation of reserves in ltrgc 'citles, it
islatlon which I can hardly rogardgsldbemhot seem just orsx'fair'todestrov‘:
less than an invasion of the liberty of. i the good features of the present, syé.‘
the citizen in the control of his own . tom in an experiment to ilnd a remedy
property, by putting under govern-E; ‘lit is by belief that this proposed
meat management enormous individual method of redistributing reserves will
investments and a branch of the mom work a [ergo and unnecessary cons
try's business which should be left to traction of credits and a consequent
individual effort. lilardship upon many banks and in-
“Neither the banks nor their great dividuais. This would be espoCiallv"
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. ,Flann’elette Garments
(gthisc, people will have ready now the warmer garments that sud»
bevel-night changes mnlic necessary. ‘
The autumn ussortluents are complete and are marked by quab-
ity and moderate prices. V * .
WQllllEN’S FLANNELEITE GOW'NS, a splendid variety, com-
prising pretty stripes in pink- and white and blue and white el-
iects; also, plain white, with heavy sill-l scallop finishing the collar
and cuffs; also, collarlcss styles, prottlly trimmed. Prices—60c to
$1.50. ‘ ‘ ‘ - ‘
' money have allied the Government
1 such circulating medium.
mile with “18‘ soccilcdl country bank]: come members, i
in the axl'iculturcl districts, and with)! "It must be borneln mind “flit my
mun-r individual interests lnresmé system which curtails the activities at mutation,
cities where deposits would be great- mg banks or yummy their ability to
1y TQStl'lCWd- , . - 1, serve the business interests is no less
"The bills receivable oi the country 3 an injury to those busing” mum“.
bankers not and cannot fl0m the na- ; than the banks. The bankers rely on
.ture of its business be'.oi the chemo» the prosperity of the peeple roriheir the usual rights or property can be
;acter required for rediscount by theown success and seek only,» measure exercised. The banks are obliged to
Regional 'Blmk- Under the ill‘BSGIll-‘iwhlch will establish a system upon a
system the reserve cityfcorrcspoudeut , sound basi. ', .
$093 1:1” do” ”“30““ “m.“ "iii "The bill now. bolero Congress recou-
0 1'le lements oi’ the country b." lnises someaofilihopriuciplos i'or‘which
“5 thh the individual: “Em" and . the bankers have long contended, par».
accepts the 9'9“ 0' mt ““4“" bank ’ ticularly the use of commercial paper
liberally for rediscount., ' l ‘
1“ a basis oiamote issues. it is, how-
“it would seem, thorofore,_ilmt. in lever, believed that it contains a num-v
““3 redistribution 0‘ ”mam“ the ., her of objectionable features which :
present WW8 cities should not be} would be so burdensome to banks that
9‘1th “110”“. T0 60. 30 “Rely do ‘ some modifications are necessary ~ to.
wives “10 country bank of borrowing: secure that cooperation which is rap,
accommodations. eliminates that ver- , quired to make such :1 law a- succesm,
sonal relationship or "'3 "88m agentl‘ "We are. loath to believe that the in- l
with its borrowing needs, and restricts tegriiy and the patriotism of bankers
proper credits unnecessarily in all “.6 regarded with suspicion by our
Plea“! ”59"” “met 1 , lawmakers; orthul it in selleved that
"There is no reason. WM “15 00‘“ bankers are not to be trusted in the
ernment credit should be involved in" mmgmment "bl m.“- may business
the circulating notes which are tolls inrocguwnlclvllnc-needamc the calm.
188080. R! substitutes id? VmOMy. They 5. mare“ 0' the; “may hgvg [meg 3b‘.
are to be absolutely secured beyond ably served urine past; or that it is
_ l‘: .. sud-.etlllblllfi “KWEBWIDQJWOD the
' , bankers‘ and commercial public are
doubtful if, under our constitution can.
loan recover the same.
general public. ,Th'é‘diit’drosts or the
coincident; the interstate inflicted
upon the one without the oilleraalso
stuttering, ’Theu business is active and
prosperous; the bankers share in the
benefit, when it is” languishing, he
feels the ill enacts. The chief func-
tion or the banker is to lean his capi-
tal and other resources to ills custom
crs so that they may increase the ac-
tivity and extent of their business.
Any withdrawal oi the bank’s capital
from these legitimate channels of
trade not. only entails a loss to the
banker, but also to the business pub» ‘
lie.
“The banks are required to sub-
scribe to the Federal reserve bunks
an amount canal to“ 20 percent. 01’
their capital. one-half of. which must
be paid in at once, the other half bc‘
log subject to call. This is to be ta~
ken over and placed under the man-
agement. of a corporation in whiCh the
banks have not only a minority repre-
but a very limited voice in-
deed. in return for the capital thus
appropriated the banks receive a cer-
tificate, which cannot be sold. asfilgned
or hypotbecated. over which none of
make this subscription, or her dissolv-
ed. Charters hare ever been regarded
in the nature of a. contract, and it is
gross can take own; the charter a! a
bank in this summary mannerglot be-
cause the terms of the charter have
been violated by the banks, but be-
cause the» bank management might re»
[use to make a coerced investment
such as the pending measure provides.
_ “There is no provision whereby a
bank. which subscribes money to the
«vital oi the Federal reserve bank
except by liquid
atiou, either voluntary or enforced. A
bank is given a maximum return of
5 per cent. upomcapitnl subscribed»
it earned. * It thermvernment can no
morsels ascents .9!» 8 last? Wm
invtlre monies previdedby this but,
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. and the Theatre
'Bocuty oi (nitric audacious styles of mounting make the new handbags
conspicuous for their elegance. The materials are bony rich moire antique
in unusual shades, rose, royal purple, Wisteria, or white, and there are a low I
of exceedingly rich appearance made of rDresden velvet.
bags are put into imported mountings, ortcn set with jewels.
Prices from $5.00 to $10.00.
'l‘llcsc choir-o
1
Bags for opera glasses, very artistic. from $2.50 up.
Colored Dress Goods '
More News of the Styles in Warp and Wool.
Silk and Wool Poplin. the warp of line and lustrous cilkj‘tllrcads. the
wool 01’ the best Australian wooL There is a list of twenty—five colorings,
including Bulgarian red. tango, peach, rose, lavender and livc’shadcs of blue.
40 inches wide. $1.00 ayard. ;
Tucson, a stylish weave of wool an d mohair, with a. small jacquard de-
sign. Five colorings. golden brown, Copenhagen blue. gray, amethyst and
navy. 44 inches. $1.25 a yard.
Some Late Fads in Jewelry '
Coin Purse- of German Silver on bangles.
venient tor cartons and small change. $2.00.
Tango slides for pumps and slippers. three slides and a buckle for each
shoe, cut steel or set with brilliants. $1.50. $2.00 and $3.00. _
A Block Jet Heart to wear on a black velvet ribbon, or. an Amethyst
Heart for s sautol: ribbon.
Pretty to wear and very con-
60 on.
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Who has notuen the Jane Hading Veil? it is about the most fetching
«flair of lace or chiifonthat could he invented. It is comfortable. too. Ask
to see it at tho Veiling Section.
they may appropriate onetenth out
any reasonable probability of loss by believed that banking‘should be more‘mal‘. and “0 0“ “m“ ““3 ““9"“ ”‘ ‘“
the “M"- 0‘ 1089 by the 5090'“ or restricted than other classes of bani-“I“"“s’fwm‘l to
collateral, ..
“None 0! than principal caucus of
the3 world that have in various ways
adopted centralized banking and anA
thorlzed the issue oi credit instru—
ments to circulate as substitutes for
incespcxccpt as to supervision; or
that the experience at bankers in
their chosen proteaslon should not he
of value in the preparation of a new
law or that in the pursuit of politics
the best thought at the country on so
important a problem will not be given
lair consideration. . .
“it‘is hoped, then, that the final ro-
sulls obtained will be soon as will
permit bunkers to retain their sell-r0
credit with the creditor banks in
_ Such soar-j
anty is unnecessary and might become
embarrassing ill the event of large un-
.. usual Government credits becominzlvrpect in the‘conirol or their own p59-
necessary.
‘erty and to transact business under
conditions at least so favorable as is
provided tor stoic institution. through
which so large a percentage, of the
business or the country is now satis-
“fl‘hc notes should be issued by the
reserve banks for value renewed as
credit instruments solely, in the some
manner can “bank would give credit
the Government bank.
it they can fix the compensation at‘
5 per cent. this year. they make it 4'
per cent, next year, and ‘3 per cent.
it per cent, 1 per cent. or nothing“—
a very simple andcasy process where-l
by the entire capital of the banks meyl
be transierred to the Govarnmcut.
“Them are a great many diliercnt
kinds 0‘ socialism; but, however, the
various theories diiterentinto, they.in
Lsortie upon the iundamcutsl “proposi
tion that the Government, that is the
community as a whole, should own all
the real estate. all manufacturing en-
terprises, all banks, all transportation
companiwdn short, all money-mali-
in utilities... This proposition or the‘5 ‘
' ‘ larfi q<rgaufitafugayiax
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"“ . . Something Different ‘
Means that our large stock of Suits, (tools. Skirts, Petticoats.
Shirt; Wallets, $wootcrs. Hosiery, cm, is a well selected variety of
most excluslVe styles giving the desired individuality that every
woman admires. ‘ ,, ‘ 3
Our (tillhmtibN’S DRESSES are especially olive and scr-
vweuble for school and altornoon wear. These range ill prices
from .................................................... 98c up
We havoasplendid assortment of chic models in dresScs‘i‘cr
street and evening wear. The most popular approval and fashion-
able materials.
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' in; from ............................................... $4.98 up
It number of fancy and plain Lingerie Wnists will be on sale
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FLANNELETTE UNDEeRSKlRTS, made of excellent quality
illlnzlclstte, in plain white and pretty stripes, finished with scallop-
Prices—
,* ' j; ad or homstitchcd rufl’lc.
WOMEN’S LONG KlMONO-S.
variety of pretty designs and epic
to choose from at moderate prices.
woman's lonesome. alcoves—lama pattern; in striped
and figured flunnclette, ill gray, pink, blue,
sizes.
The N. E.
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Wool Fibre
Crex Rugs
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Floor Covering
of good quality flannelette, in 1:
rings. An assortment of models
etc. All
Ryan Co.
lavender,
YARD, ENDS
Carpets
‘ Mailings
Oil Cloths
Linoleum
j in a similar tranantIOu upon a‘deposlt,
.. account, against which checks could
. be drawn.
II ‘checks would perform the some lunc-
;; tions as the note, ‘
In the latter. case the
"The proposed bill provides for sub-
'2 looting 20' percent. of the assets or
" national banks of government control;
- i believe this amount should be limit-
.1 ed to 10 per cent. and that‘member‘
ship should be optional. .
“it is unjust and tin-American that
7.400 leading business institdtlous in
‘ their respective communities,, reure»
section an aggregate of two billions
' of capital employed, accumulated and
tactorily handled. "’ ,
'BOSTUN, Oct. 8.~—-The Currency, in the manner provided, carried to the
communion or the American sunruexmme. would easily accomnllsh, aO’
ers' Association, reporting today tailor as the balloon! banknote concern-
ihe Association in convention here. ed. this contention.“ the writ Of thfi ’ ’
asserted that it favored the old socialists. For those whedo not be- ~
National Monetary Commission not “hrs in socialism it in very lard if)
'll‘ildi opposed the currency nisssure'lccizvt and ratify this Drowned action3
now‘beiore Congress, for the following , on the 91"- Of the 00'6"!me
29““ ”Willi; .“Them are other provisions (“We
“masseuse under the old plan luvslt- bill usually important and far roach-
lncnt by bankers in the stuck or the? log in their client.
jGevsrnmont to take the banks: capital, "
120 Washington Street.
no arm-Ha
commencing Monday at the astonishing prices or .......... use
We carry the famous "ELSlib" More.
Hair Silk Hose in all colors ....................... 25c and 49::
All Silk Hose in black. White and um ...................... 490
M. Moltasch 81 Son
Main Store, no Atlantic Street.
us , . JAN-lugs!
n.‘uu'xtu.\unuunvuu
central Reserve Association was also.
live. not compulsory, wherein, under
the proposed bill bonkers mull; cob-
sorlbo one liith of their capital stock
”We have recounted the condition l ‘“'”"':‘,""‘
which cosh-outs us note that llroviel "(bl
ion or the pending measure. in order ‘ the National Monetary Commission
to impress upon the banks the fact the bankers controlled the mango
managed with unquestioned ability
the: we have reached a point where'
meat at tilc_Ccntral Reserve Associm
’ .. nommwmmmomma
'- . aroma Morrison-elem so
and integrity, should be forccdoflainst,
objectionable control. This great
- country was born in a spirit of liberty
and freedom from oppression, and
'.' ' that great principle has corno down
through the centuries with added
~ . strength in every desolation. (lur
institutions are not run nucleolus lash
of the government, but prosper bc~
cause they are iolmdod upon princi-
. plea of liberty and easily snd‘iosiioe
'_'. ', to all the people.
'l‘hat a financial.
system, which is the v'ory foundation
3 j . at the country’s prosperity. must in on
der to succeed be founded upon Him
‘ principles goes without callus.
. “it must not be function that more 3
than 70’ per cent. in number at the: New Your, as chairman or the over. cmvod will mm” ill “*0 30‘
banking institutions or ill. counm
“fly” W‘M=m%flcl“
their will into a system that in under .
‘ is to moot"fltll the success was-m
shoulu'smnd‘tllo reorganisation of
,~ g . monument-morn.» summit.
to the fedora] reserve banner to out
of business. ‘ , we must not in our own interests and
Become under the old plan money for our own protection. individually
invented in lilo stock of tho Cont!!! we mun reach our sanctum” in the
Reserve Association was under tumpromime, and if we are not satisfied
control or the banks investing. tllcw’wltb the provisions oi the bill we
as, under the proposed bilitilo Fodoolougbt to account our manoeuvre roll"
ill. Reserve Hoard, dominating the rd-fdilonllltlvoil in Congress of the tart.
serve books, was without the benkusflsud' clearly point out and impress
control. gum them the charm which we
Because each control by Muller-r» , think might lobe nude.
' denied them in the proposed: le~l "it baboon proclaimed in Confirms
was s. guarantee. union political and in the public prints that many
domination and innermost-It assume-teeters» or new“ mm are
most. "two lmpdrtsntimpmtl‘ will“ motif like or shawl commitment
"in the pending mountain unkind" ‘ or the but W sync manual
The report at the custom ”jimmy comm“; snd which the
eluted by A. Medici-thorn. cllfll‘v bankers in seamen-moved. The
'M‘ ". ”ll" "art mil‘ “link of Qill‘""‘ is asked. my ”11:!!me
mum: Jam” 31-; worsen W coiled Moi-trill bill do‘tieymue rim:
.. are now doing business. under some at Noni-st NWMIW ’ momma or musician“ ohm
A. charters. They hard prospered and L
;‘1 are lsrssiyzsatisdod with their press-o: mes-bun H’Mwm-
g: . conditions. it; warm, my modem
Wm. no» one» summons-alum medium:
"till loveeuneot‘ilt‘thiitoi! or the
tion. it follows'that an investment in
the stool: oi the association was an
investment under their own control
and mannaemcnt. 0n the contrary.
investment in the stock to the lé‘ed»
ersl lieserm Banks. and tho proposed
bill is compulsory. The individual
banks have a minority representation
in thew management at these Medal
Reserve Banks and have no voles
whatever in the selection of the Fed»
eral Ammo Bonn, and the proposed
measure only provides that one oi the
seven members must have banking can
patience, .
l "The fact that the bankers control
the central Rescue Association was
In maniac against political centres}
and it was equally a guarantee against
impotent managemcutwtwc impor-
'tent resume wherein
mm is inciting."
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them: mml-mmnw« to w bill some Win-cm
1‘. Talbert. W more» «inn was warm Monm-
WM W {“3 1“. I m’ M“ ”W t the Commune lo Named to mm «
mm. W m emmlrmyuswhwwm»
on mmmmm charm We, in mm
asylum, imam '3“ WM
mow-Ia... fin to“ emulator.
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We?“ venison
to warmer.
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new on course some.»
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tilt! ”I"!!! ‘
South Norwalk, Conn.
Stamford. ("Inn
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fix
town meeting held in the Town Hall.
Monday all Uta rewrite! the town
officers were sceeutchhud all bills
ordered paid. A colrlulliicc was up-
Polnicd to secure ectlmrttcs on the cost
of n mliinblo brillianconstruction, and
3300 won appropriated to cover the
expenses or the committee. A menu
ins will be held and the committee
will probably be ready to hand in its
estimate.
The committee appointed is as fol-
low»; Frotlwicll ll, Salmon, Horace
llurihutt, M, ii. Cooley. Robert W.
Post, Fl. (3, smith and mm Selectman,
liobcre ii. Coley. Joseph G. Hyatt was
clerk of the meeting and F. M. Salmon
was named chairmen. The meeting!
was adjourned until the second week
in March when the school tax will
be laid.
When a supposedly responsible
will: naming of supposedly lero
amino shrinks mil-sea upon a rail.
road that is verymvldcntly doing its
beetle regain public confidence, there
is ‘ , n (or ire-lisratiilcsiion in the
Hue commoner varieties or
‘ “journalism. hon. grown less
“transmits: was.
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