expense of the people. (Applause)
:11“: people thrive and the people
.beni'fit by eicr)‘ cuccéssful institu-
itiou and every successful with. if we
Inc not making any mom-y we can't
intake improvements and in» can't
lspend any money; and we can‘t all
:be successful, that is not within the
If we neglected préparing your ifates, ladies and gendemen. Some of
summer clothmg 1111 you came 1‘“ are betterequipned to do that. but
to buy What would you think 0f ' ii kbow iron past experience, and you
or “5 as merchants? Iall know, that the successful than and
We prepared months in ad- gthe successful business do share their
vance—and are 511 ready to successful business with their em-
meet your demands with the .‘ploy‘ecs. We have made a step in that
best summer suits its ever idirection, 11nd we are going to do
been our pleasure to show. gum-e as we see enlightenment and
Styles that are the newest, itha proper way to do it. (ApplauseJ
quality that is full value for i There is another thing we need and
the price, variety to suit all
limit is our railroads. Our railroads
who want correct dress, Suits have. been legislated to death. (Ap-
irom $15 up.
lplausc.) 0111' railroads nerd the sup-
. . ~ . lpzrt ol our go'.‘cr:"'11nt and the trade,
. - e .
l :13: aSISlrttmilgt 025:0 {3:31; ‘and they haven’t got 11. I am some-
' 1 u ' .s ' E fwhat surpri-cd when I see that every
~ Beach su'ts, and our New 1 . _ . ,_ , ,
' , . . 1111111 the 111111031111 21.»). fox an increase
1 301k Resrdent Buyer is at .. .
:_ . ' . 1m frmght rutcs, then- aro merchants
your Servwe for any particu— 1 ' . , .
- . . 111ml manufacturers associations com~
lar articles in Clothing that {batin' it When vou do that you are
“We're juSt out Of", WhiCh staann -in '01": 0111 ii hf) We '1rc
1 areveryfew. .‘ (.3 ’ ‘ g‘
- 1suff9flllg today because these rail
Rogers 81 Steven". M“ “W101 1.... 9113111911 to
I misc thcir freight rutcs. “'1' 1111' suf—
i jfcringz today from that because we
’80. Norwalk NOI‘.‘ allf haven't got the necessary cquipment.
‘ _A11d,surcly, Gentlemen, if you could
.—:=1 I_-..._.,-..-__.... -~-J‘1101 11111111) any money in your busl~
T ‘ncss, and it wasn‘t paying satisfac-
PRESENI CONDIIIGNS 1tory dividcnds 10 your stockholders,
____”'___ you would not invest any more money
(Continued from Sixth Page). :in it. Thercforc. run you blamc the
........ 1; . $1'11ilrou1ls, and can you blame the poo-
111'onling us toduy~is rcnlly what wc pin for not invcsting lhcir moncy in
#11011 B Smith “I Ccdal' ‘dl‘S’H " R9 1111211 by our own lack of railroads wh1'u tho rolurn is so much
. entered ”5”“) 111' “0‘9””! 1111(91'105' NOW. 1W8 imlu'ovc that in fraught with dungcrr‘? \l'c are not 111)
k for 1111 1111-11 11.1111111111 :llli‘ luturc. Lot‘s pay attention to no unselfish 11s to invest our money
_ ‘politica. Lct‘n 1191' that the 1111111 that 1111-111, So, for Heavpn's sake,
‘Hdll,l‘or1'nc1lv 1311111110111 by ,go 1110111 have not alone ill-2 qualifi 111311.191'11, 1111111 11111 1111111101111., 1301 11110.
_1 Tannin"?! Company, 111-21111 Ication that they arc 1i1=1noc1ui 01 re 111.1- 11.011111911111111 1.0 111111 1111.. (1111 11,.
1111 the Vt 134111111 Union, in lpubiican, but let thcni have first the 11-1111 115 1,1 111,. dovclopmcnt of 1119
m stfpet 1011111; .qualiflcniion that they are truc Amcc 111111111111. ’l‘hcro is no 1111,, of develop-
..__. iicuns, and let them have the quulifi 1111; 101111 1111,11. 191111111011- “‘hpn 15011
$889 of Joseph Uifit‘su against f'3'101101 “11‘0“ for “)9 job,11nd 1“ h:"1\enl not 1111' l'ncilitics of carrying
'Mrs llulph 1911.211 of F1111 thc (lay ho past in this countiy when ”I“. 111311-1111 1,, 111,. "”1110”. ( A111
"has been 11,11,151,“ 1,1 111.; it is 11 countly 0f democrats and re- pluusc.)
1 $16.15 and tho misundor llllbliCfinF. “I“! M it be a country 0‘ Another thing we 11ccd in the future
.Was 11111111111 satisfactory to Americans for Americans. (Applause) for our DHVRDPFN) 1, it proper tanff.
E When we have business men there I’i‘10hlbly it is inughablc for anybody
‘ . ‘1 dont “3‘“ all business men there to tulk about a tnriffto-dav,\\'l1011 we
cy prorcvdmgs “'1“ “0‘ l‘“' because they might get politicious, but
“”0“ of H' Schachat's iln- let “ be a mixture, 1"” have some uriug for the present. As successful
lfllcultics 11:1 ”)0 111011.110" politicians, because we need to have business men, and as busincss men of
pied a compromise of twen some politicians there, and let’s have affairs, we hnvc [:01 I0 look into the
'xonic lawyers because we must have future: and l toll you, . Gentlemen,
.thcm to draft laws, but if they had this country needs u proper protoc-
business man's counsel with thorn tlvo turiif. .\'ot becuuso those indus-
some of those laws they draft could tries of ours urc infants. Thoy 011:1
be understood by every man and not well tiukc cure of thcmsclvos, but just
by ”"3 lawyers only. (Applausr). That because “'1' arc uscd to 11 high Stand-
iS tho kind of laws wéuvnnt, 11nd
. , ardof hung in this country and we
when we do that we get somewhere. want ”I“ DOOM“ in this country to
wk silk and lisle thread, in
7; Hotel Block.
loath Norwulk.
on YOU 11011!
1
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die Famous Sopranos
;1-CURcr' RECORDS
Lakme—Bell Song
l
1 !
~10111130 and Juliet Waltz l
ViHear Them At ' T
.1 NNELL Y’S 3
M booth Main Street E
Now
Time to Consider
' npering Your Home 1
5E PAINTING
es Cheer-fully Given
1i its—Phone 1446
'A‘. RUBBER
Main St. So. Nor-walk.
‘<
'2
m
E
Y?
are doing so well, but 1111. are not £1111
r ,d du Lac, Wis, the public
‘ 1'8 to be turned into canning
A fluid summor, the school
I announccd. Pressure cook-
nnlng fruits and vegetables
nstalled for tho frcc usc of
1-1' t instruct- .' 11- men as i said 111va are .
ers, and comic 1n \ow ih he. ' ' . , ,I 1111111 1110 bust. not alone 10-day, but ull
o p101'i1icd. Some of our well meaning, but if you 11.1\c our
tinidb, and if wc want this high stand-
ard of living—mot tho proscnt plan
1 1111 m“. me talks to you you u‘ndcr- but tho 0111'. “'1' how bocn used 1.0——
iETand mo if {111111 wxis a. lawyer 011 w“ have got ‘0 "it” n DI'OIPCHH‘
. I1“g platform and '1“, ' ,‘ tariff. Otherwise wo will be obligod
talked in thi‘. .
lawyer's trend of mind you wouldn‘t ‘0 ”duct? “3:08. “(THU-NP. (lont foi-
understnnd him because he don
't got 111111 those nations at war will rise
spc'tk tho s'nnc language that you do. 0‘" 0f ””5 conflict Ert‘fllcr and strong-
(Applause).
101' than ovor. That has hood the his"
Another thing that wc. need for tho “I’ll" Uf'f'Vl‘r." Wflr: every man and
future is 11:1 amendment 01' an abolish- “0.11.111 1“ ”I“ barring countries is
1110111 of our qhc‘l'm'm Anti-trust 111w. mobilized and “’Ol'king: the wholo
anlaum'.) And all of the ““114”,“ European nations are mobilized to :1
'laws. And i insist. and demand that
man and woman. praiicnlly, for the.
ifor the reason that if cooperation. purpose 0’3 conducting this contllct of
which is desired today by the govern-
war, and they may become so ("11
ite rapidl) tlxrsc 1111.18 but al<o mm and bythe people’ is an ubsome 22331113},":111lbflcignps cefditieiflr: n30;
ght. For instance. :1 loaf that necessity in case 0‘ mm it must be or‘the’S’e nations may 5111 mobilized 11f.
rked 24 ounrrs :1 fall months great benefit in time of peace (AD. tor the 11"111 in ordoiY to resurrect
is stamped “not less than 13, DIME/3‘) I dont want business not. to themselvou \‘ow vou can just hung
Other-10111115 have boon (unbe regulated. I dont want busmess to 1nd '1 mobiliz‘ation‘of that 'kind with
noon 0] more in “(.‘lgllL Ilido 21.3 it ple:1ses;but I want bus‘ness GVPI‘T' man nild woman trained TO
odav at the store of a. lo- to have liberty within the freedom '1'k "th ' ' f 'll.h '
exam" of 1.1.1.1111 111.11 infor 0111... law (Applause) Iwant busi 20- “‘k “I §°°“°‘§-‘h° “If. “‘3,
ad come thorn [0 I1“, cffccl, ncss fostered and I don't want to per-21‘s“? “2W? gc, “ '1 an o forency
'e deaiels um chargzng 15 scoute it. I don't want it said that 11 or we cut know. “but chance
loaf for broad which the business or that man is too success-
will we have with out inefficiency,
. without extravagance, with, out intel-
Stall at 10 cents per loaf. gin) and is getting too rich and ihe1e« .
- ' fore, we have got to curb it. I don't
ligence? We are like putty alongside
l_w’ant to have the stigma on the suc
ol’ the. European nations 10-day. (Ap-
Icoss of any man or corporation which Dlause.) I 19" you, those are all things
it has born in the past, because the
noticed when you are in a business
dchool “1111111. and resource
, gathering like this and 11 business
a could do 1101.511 than follow
Die.
troducc a bill authorizing 1110
or of Connecticut to seize
'nd plows for use in tho culti-
laud now going to waste.
d,'nc1 doubt". make himself
That's about the only way,
rs, in which such land can
’ed. Apparently thorn. in 11101-1
11 other uses of horses. -
only do the prior." of broad
’KODAK BANK— we must think about as to our future,
OUR DIMES FOR A world must know that no man can cc 1’3“” we have once tasted ”"5
lty and We have at to kee
, quire iiches by his knowledge and by ”9mg?” . g p
CAMERA ‘l1ls will power or business vision, but it and “9 can only keep if it we use
what the people connected with him common sense and use our brains
ishare in the same proportion; and,
-v...
' sPowcll-Corporation
reason why you should be’ sure to keep what you
There's no place more secure for your documents '
01125 of value than a safe deposit box in our vault.
talds so trifling YOU can’t afford the risk. '
The limitingg Linc-Up ”
jBOlh children and grown-ups, with
cough: and colds. are all the better for
l‘ dose of Foléy’ 6 Honey and Tar at
bed t:.:nc itwards of? group," stop:
. tickling 111ml, indz‘uackin icmxgh;
n‘ad nukes in otherwise few 11. 11111111.
less -night bf coughing ind distress
Vduiet and refitlul ouc.
“3&7
«TEXAS
M53111: would" 1111:“
Tfim'fll '“w W} In
(311111111:-N
. hm III
tariff. “I. when the:
Underwood lull all m
martin on it '1: all W to th-
lhfar junkie; u all showed those great
”Moth legislators I'M! the coun-
quenccs would be. and they would
bit. and they would not believe it. and
we know what faccd us immediately
aftcr and what will face us again. But
here was a reasoning that they could
not See, and hero is a practical illus-
tration of the working of that tariff
when that tariff went into effect:
Barbed wire got on the free list. Now,
of course they could probably not im-
port more than live cent of the de-
mand in this country. but imediately
barbed wire was quoted lower in Gab
veston, in Houston, and all these Tex
as ports. if the jobber in Texas, in
Houston, Texas, bought that barbed
wire at a lesser price than I was will:
ing to sell it, i might not have miss-
cd that trade, but jobber in Houston
would affnct immediately the jobber
in Sherman because the man in Sher-
man that (would not get that wire as
cheap as the man in Houston would
be affected by the sale by the man in
Houston, and then if i saw fit to pro-
tect the man in Sherman that would
affect the man 100 indies farther
north, and immediately that whole
fivc. per cont, in order to protect my
frimds against the man that import
cd, would affect the whole situation.
That is something that you business
int-n understand, but that is something
that 11 politican and n lawyer can
novm‘ got through .
littsini'ss men 1111-
”Inhommpmepuahnn
111m 11111111111 1 a: stud arm
1m mu u. been when «11 M
I W but. are "in to be both.
AM. u III-c lei-Sm said. we on
going to build one every 11111-1141”.
That, unfortunately, ”nth mu: is the H
temperammfibi 1ch 1111111011: 111011111.
All they belje‘fl‘ they haw to do at
any time is to rub th1- Aladdin's lamp
and say, "Tomorrcw we will haw out
thousands ships, and tomorrow we
have got 500,000 men ready and
equipped to fight for us." That is
the temperament, and gentlemen,
these thousand ships can‘t be built one
every three days. It takes from four to
five months to build one of those
ships. We haven‘t got the timber.
Wooden Ships have been gone out of
existence :1 long time. The timber.
is still standing in our forests, and it
takes a lot of time. Now when we
needed this merwant marine, we
know We were facing the condition for
two years and a half, and while 111‘.
is no 'time for criticism, still I cannot.
refrain from saying that the peopled W
in charge of that business didn’t nt-
tcnd to that busincss, or we would}
have had a merchant marine flying1
today the flag, and we could be ofi
great help 11) the Allies, but instead
11‘ that we are just now beginnini.v to
build; that. is what wc are doing.
But we hqu’ got to have this Incr-
chant marine, and we havc got to
own one ourselves, and i don't cart-
vcry much whether thcrc is ~11 govcrn-
me‘nl owncd 01' 11 subsidizrd cause you
"' dead. So let us may not rezdizc that whilc thosc other
our endeavors to nations arc coming today 1:.
make it clcar to the legislative bodies.
this coun-
try and taking away 1111-1'chandisc,
Let our chambers of ’commcrce think that at the first shock of peach ovary
about this, and lot 1121 use all the
donvor that We canwith tho
ens nation that has bottoms will conscrvc
poopli‘ 1119111 for thr'ir own 11:10 and quickly
that 1111' in Congress 10-day, because withdraw them from this 11111111111, 1111.]
“'1' 1:111’1 kick them out
lhcy
just now;
1111: there and wc will how to ordained
you can thcrcfcrc soc, if it Should hc
by l‘rovidcncc that peace
wait until next Plot'lion, whrn I hopc would in" dcclun'd tomorrow, 111111 thin
1111: business mcn will all wake up and country
11cc that tho liruiwl‘
(Applaust
Another thing “'1' 1311111 in this couu
trw in the futurr- 1:1 cxpot't trudc. W0
hurc had 11 [1111111 of it and “'1' like it,
but in order to koop H1111 vapor: tradc
wc nccd also govcriinimitul assistancc,
and we 'nccd it quickly; wo must not
fool ourscivcs. jitstbcca11scw'c are en~
joying 11 large export trade today.
uhldi. as l cxtfiuincd bz-fcrc, was f01'~
cod upon us by circunistnncnu. that
that same forcc 1.f cirruinstnnciés will
kccp it. with us. Far from it. And un'
lcsa wc prepare and fortify our 1.1111111-
facturcrs with tbc,nccess:11y inalru
moms to do 1bis crport trade we
won't how any; and the first thing
We need is the passage of tho Webb
bill. This Webb bill lcgalizcs coopern'
lion. Of coursc, we have many large
ftlctt‘l‘lcu in this country thnt are
strong enough to undertake to cook
cxporl markets, like the steel proposi—
tion. like the Standard Oil Company,
‘nnd liko many Other v1-ry strong 0011'
(terns. Ilut. gentleman, in this country
“'11 don't want only conditions that
large concerns can cnloy. W13 want
conditions that are com: to all. Other-
wise, wo 1111111111 be a democratic
country, or 11 happy, 01' contented 1111-
tl0n.( Applause.) The chb bill ill
low: combines, and we may as wcll
rcalizc that the Europcun countries in
their death strugglc are watching
economic conditions They are prc'
pnrcd lo the utmost and why
sliculdnt 111‘ do it here? There is
Germany tin-y allow combines; they
have legalized combines, and it. works
{his 11".11) Those in 11, certain induS-.
try conic togetbm, which We are not
permitted to do here, and thev size up
the capacity of that particular
branch: against that they put their"
domestic consumption, and then they!
select one or two or three of that'
particular brunch and any to them.
would Stand high and dry
Illl’n 11131 therewith no ships,‘und by 11112 1,in thuti
the Ships wore built, these other poo-
plc, being rusurrcclcd, would burn the
trade back nain which we now havr,
and looking to them. We are not alive
to the Situation. “‘0 don't dictate. W11
don't command. And it is limo that;
“'1' did int Applause.) '
Another thing vw 111-11): propcr1
banking facilities. Wu 1111- only chil-
dren in this way, 11nd we how not
to have branches in cvcry part bf the.
world. “'11 have got to be able to cx-I
tcnd credit, just tho same 11s the £1131
huh and thr- Germans and tho nel-
ninns who had this woild's market.
and I don‘t know just how we are
going to input the Situation. Tim is
something for bankers 10 do. The
mason we wurc not a succcssful ox-
port nntion before this war was due
to the fact that we demanded cash
where the 1.1!11‘1' nations, always gave
four. six. night, ten and lwclvc months
credit, and tho only way I 1-1111 explain
why those forcigncrs could oxtond
that credit. to tho merchant of those;
1liff1'rcnt markcts, and therefore iii
was nothing more or loss: than 11 mut-l
for of land. (lciniuuy and Franco,
wm'c drawing their raw material from
111030 markets, and thcrcforc it wus
nothing. morc 01' 10511 than :1 mattrr of
,cxchnngo for two men to buy and sell
,to 1'1-11h oth->1'. Tho oursiion of credit
:is of no inunoilzutco it only means,
11 bulauco or (rude .1t 11 certain 1111111111.!
,and that is wh.1t 'thcy arc doing. And, ’
unfortunately, 1111 me not buyers of!
raw mutci 1111-1 no dont need any 001'.
ton, no dont. necd any copper. vof
don't need any wheat. in fact, wei
1n1'0 so rich 111111.113 strong and so.
iicsourcofui that we need pructicallyi
,nothiug fioni 111111 countIy c\ccpt 111
‘littl c tin, 01110 and 111:1, and mighty!
ifew commodutils do we need; 11nd,:
the-reform that puts us in 1111 cutirelyl
different situation. And ‘just howl
“Go forth and sell the surplus product . 1 those banlu 1 h. 1111- g 'ug to meet that!
in the markets of the world at what- ,und permit the co inuation of this:
'ever price you can Set and the“ comlpmsem 1111111111 tmdc, 111111 is up tol
l ports
. branch,
American workmen
1 that Stuff at Ania-lean wages, what
with us and share in the profits of
this industry with the butancc. Now;
that looks to me like good sense, and'
that could be done properly without
taxing anybody. Of course. mere is this .
feeling in this country, that when
goods . are exported at a le'ss price
than they are sold for‘in this country.
then that concern commits a. mortal-
sin. Gentlemen, it doesn't make any,
difference at what price a concern ex
these. surplus products when
that means activity in that particular
I'wlhen that means enabling
to manufacture
ever they are. I don’t think it makes
one particle of difference at what
p1 ice Stuff is sold for in the markets
of the' .wbild as long as we get rid of
it, as long as we keep our industries
going; and the man and the concern.
that has the courage and the vision to
enter the markets of the world, be is ,1. .1
' a bettér benefactor tulip the one who "~ '
1111:1111- beCauéé every dollar of gold ._ -
, that is brought into this country by '
lthcnt. it is beyond me, becau1\l am
no financier. (Applause) l
Another thing, we have got to bog
nblp to go out into those markets. . I:
notice the government is sending out-
amissaries to getinformalion for 03.!
That is very line. That is very laudi-l
ble. But I would'rathcr see u condi-
illon where those manufacturers can.
combine under the Webb tbill. where
the industry can send a man ini
the broad markets 0 the World, 11
man. that is qualified, a man that,I
knows what 'is what, 11 man that is:
versed in manufacturing, then can go
there and see what the people want
and determine on the spot whether he
can make 11,111 it it can be made
don't want. yinformation.g
wc want ,jtbe order. .(Applause.)
Theré ls lutother thing that I want
you not; to foot yourselves 1111;111:111,
minus
May Clearance Sale.
A chof the Specials
$15.95 SUITS ............ 39,95
$22.50 SUITS ....... 315,95
33,00 COATS ........... $4.95
$16.95 COATS ...... .. $12.95
$12 To $15 DRESSES u. . .. $9.95
$1.00 SHAPES ....... . 50¢
$1.50 SHAPES 99¢-
$4,00 TRIMMED HATS ....... $2.49
$6.00 HATS ............ $3.95
The Biggest Suit Sale
of the Season $141.00- $18.00
Jacoby’s
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decidedlyflre vogue. for Summer,
have a prominent place in
z
1;, ty of McCall
. ti . Patterns for
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