Organization V
Made Survey of
test Minufact’urv
: ‘ “Center of the N a-
fiofi Is Dependent
Upon Itself
BOSTON. May 8 .—The
», hamber of Commerce is about
firesent' to the people of New
land the results at a. new exam-
-u of the industrial situation in
ew England
"Merely another dull report?" No
act a. “report" at all and not a.
nu” document, the Chamber de.
clues. But a genuine survey, :1 new
no different kind of estimate of in-
We! conditions in the New Eng<
mm states. Really a. series of sur-
fairs. each dealing “ith a single
great industry. Surv ms presenting
facts as impartially as do the charts
y which the mariner plots his
course. Surveys addressed' ‘to the
maple-of New England. not to any
one classrbut to all the people, be-
use the destiny of New England
in, keeping. Surveys that do not .
“mm with pride" to anything in
.he past. that do not blink at any
of the conditions or the present. and
that look toward the future neither
With the blind confidence of emo-
ftlonal optlfinism nor with the blank
despair of faltering pessimism
hot Propaganda i
The purpose of the Chamber in
Tanking these surveys is construct-
KiveQnot destructive; not merely to
{inhale indifferent out of their calm
Boa-u .-
complacenuy, not merely to inflate
the enthusiasm or the over-conti—
dent. but to oiler the [acts as they‘
ore, with proper emphasis and Lor—
rect cot-ordination. as the Stamina;
point for future action. The piesx-
dent of the Unitel Si (MEGS himself a.
New Englandcr. Son-u.- time :iuue
stated accurately what is it that
publicity should seek not to do and
by Implication what is its intend.
Bald President Coolidge:
"Propaganda. seeks. to prev-cut a.
part of the meta, to dis-tori, their re-
lation. marl #2.. Wire conclusion
which could not be drum) from a
lcomplete and candid Surrey of all (M
~the facts. This has heroine one of
the dangers of the preeent day."
Theso sun-.3; aim to avoid_ all:
Inch distoz‘llnns and to justify their
Iicbnciuslons by that "rompicll': and
candid survey of all 01' ill: fuels."
rhich the I’l'fialdcllt einpliudzerr.
The tiret turn-3' to bc given to
the publiu deals with the shoe manu-
acturing industry. C’ll‘lf'l’r, to iollow
‘doai will] the gallon manufacturing
ndustry. ilu, fi:l1 iw,lus«ll'_\', :Igrlcul-g‘l
tare. machine ‘hclw dliCi fillllll’il'l‘T'F.‘
JE‘A‘Wil‘F Ill-Jozlt'k‘. and
possibly the
perhaps other: cull. In every case
)he purpos- and the plan are the
lune—4o: a C‘fllain the la vie and tell
King Boris of Bulgaria, reduood to the State of e
nevertheless continues tom
dictatorship,
“Pu“ WP
pet by a ml
the motions f being' a ruler. He is goon (central figure‘) receiving
the premier,
and photos is exlptent.
' \
the facts to the \‘ew England public Othrough those summon to give - the
industrial people of these states the facts that
which is rssentiallv an
rof. Tzankpfl', at his
to be reoeiserl from Sofia, where a
palace. This is theletest pbobo?
strict .3225me on dispel'tbes
i
Tefwho {our death remember April:
With its moonqrhlte tree: and the
.. 2- «new turned Soil. .
Aniline bare; bronii brunch
Like the Soul oi’ a saint or God. i .
Ye who fear death remember April!
Earth hold: the seed ere it comes
That a white bud yields to the wind‘
Or stars burn gold in the tender
' «number Am 7
its hwordl of judo on a. tiléii‘
sands hills.
.Knd‘t-h'e warm south -wlnd that f; 1 ‘
f whispers 3. .:
O_t_ cox-net and of purple equine.
that y
quicken“ ‘
to pass
its perfumed breath. 2
gross.
~John Richard Morelond.
public. to supprecs no fact because shall enable them to mode: a unit!
it In 2y he unpleasant and to' magni-
fy no fact chiefly because it is agree;
able
upon no otlwr principle.
we
mirrce claims. -
The L'limnlnsr believes in
2. 955 men who have conducted these
surveys under the auspices of the
Chamber are proud of the industrial
record of these states. All over New
England :u‘c towns and allies whose
names lune become known around
the world as synonyms for certain ’
é commodities.
ftlie commodity
The community and
belongs together,
Fall Bil-er, textiles; Lynn. shoes:
\Vinchcndou, toys; Gnrdnot” chairs,
Barre, granite. \Villooskl, Wire
Screens: Providence. jewelry; the
b’augatuck Valli“): hardware. The
.- roster is long.
When the outer world challenges
tilt: supremacy of th'esocommunltiee
in limir respevtlve commodities,
win 2. slmll these com munitloii
do? These Surveys Seek to
genuine answers. to this question.
When other greatcénters of textile
manufacturing and the melting of.
items and Shoes cmue forward to
”311113610 in the markets of the world
Hill] the famous :shoe and textile
rules of New England what Shall
New England do? That is a question
‘or the people of New England to
ensuer The Chamber intends
Intelligent action can prom-.25.!
obtain.
3
com- _‘:
l
5 :2, prodigy or hum in courage
New 3 enterprise. Decade by decade; gener-
Englancl and the committees or busl- 3 allot: by generation.
ieply to thin question“
Prodigy or Enterprise
The Chamber claims and i the
“mid concedesi that \e“ England in
and
inventive in-
genuli}. skill in craftsmanship. mun»
agerial ability. bane keyt New Burr"
land well to the front in the midst
or mar-act: elc'ruting competition The
quality of New England character 15>
in the goods it make.
TheCamber contemplate: in this
Spirit thepast ot.New Enslanch The
Chamber believes that the security
at the future depends on the abll-J
My of the present gene‘ratlon to do=
\rlmt pest generations have done.
For that reason, prmmrlly. the:
fiul“‘t?.‘8 are addressed to the people,‘
not rmerely to a few or to any one
class. but to the people as ewhole.’
It must not be mourned that all the
people are not interested in the shoe
’iuvlustiy. because only a part or the
pwople live in the meat shoe cen-
ters. So with lextilee. Thoeeindus.
tries underlie the prosperity of a. in
greater area’rthan their immediate
ammunition. These communities in
this compact area. often calledr a
"polrkot," at one corner or the
United Stalns‘ am: reciprocally do.
pendent ouch uponrmmly of;
others for their prosperity. The nar-
row zone between the hills and the
New England seaboard is the rmoet
pa
the
Quality Work-.Lowut Prion
Conn. Ca
87 odours? So. NOT-walls
:- _ l
And All House Furnish ;
Carpets and Rugs
Cleaned
by reliable people
who know how
rpetClg C02
P30113900 ..
Always m business
FURNI: 7 TllRE, "
RANGES
ing (3001ng at Lowest
Prices.
M. Gutkowsky
87 North min Street
Opp. Soldiers Monument
, Phone!“
Alexander’s
Good Will Furniture”
“The”: Home of
42 So. Main St.
Phone 3560 ‘
HIPS OF THE UNITED STATES NAVY
.. when they;start home after? many months In}
distant waters, trail their long “homewai-d bound"
pennants after mom—a yard oLbu‘;ti
2. 'month of 45d? foreign stay.
of the ghurry
2 , Th picturesque sign; olf'homegomg celzb
tloo has its eve 2 Say counterpart in the age:
‘ é-o’oiock‘ crowdsiof‘ on, anti
lag"; {orgy very;
br’a "
.;
= Color. ,Gre) -,
7 give deuble service,
S yilsh summer coats
in Wide variety at
very low
priCe $ 19. 50
Mm s wear tailored coats double breasted models with velvet collar.
Fine twiils with fur trimmed Shirred collars or with fur borders and trimmed
n contrast colors.
Wide choice 111 ma» 3;, tan, rust,
green black and other popular Shades as well as
the mannish mixtures and indefinite plaids
Linings are satins and Crepe dc chines.
Exquisite tailoring marks every garment as high:
v'l'*.-
ass in detail and beauty.
Fact is they Were intended to sell for at least 5'29. 50
l on may now choose at $19.50.
Second floor,
Men! here " is jvaiue
2 pants suits for
$29 50
assortment
finely tailored suits.
Each Suit new in style and
Sfilendid
, tans,
andrpcncll stripes. 7
The two pairs of hangers
double.
, mixtures.
satisfaction “ i 2.
These are the exact same
Suits that we usually $61! {Or
$33) Choose now 3529.50.
Main floor. rear '
center.
Costume slips of
unusual value and
lustrous beauty $2. 35
Made of heavy silk jerseys. Splendid qauli-
ty of lric‘ollette, delightful lustrous Milo Sheen.
Plain tailored models some made with hip
hem—some with pretty embroidered dmgn on
‘ flotince.
Practically every wanted color' is in the as-
sortment even one of which would ordinan‘ly
sell for much more monev.
The collective purchasing wa}: brings them
to \011 at $2.35.
Second floor. rear
of Howco cog;
.Howco R9 31-
coffoe we can find i '
fresh every ea: under "
ml Superx 53,011 \r
46c lb. “‘3
Howco cm- 22‘
one, that nl 3556;
NOW 41c Tb.
Howco "i .
big coffee 2.31%
36c lb.
Basezl‘. M}, £57..
Dressy hats
$10 models
for $6.95
These] (:53; z...
one of the 2.22229 2122'
designers f.
1’77x
Almost
shown and; '1
sortment
hats alike.
with silk
leghoms, 2’22... .
satin hats firmer .. -- 2;
hats with crm
ly covers
tailored]
of fine lines 3?:
a hat made ‘1
than $104,323.
Seccnd 2'-
11-Vl\ “3’
Umbrellas
of silk
for $2. 95
Seems aim-as:
when one sees
quality of U22
border: d in
made on
frames ‘with
in harmonizi
cord or strap. F.2- '-
ly you would 223;: $3.. 12
$4.75 .for 122:..1— N0
$2.95.
Refrigerators
cost is small
only $19.95
For a type {12:11 )0}!
LStlaliy pay 525 101‘. This;
is a special bux- made the
Leonard wav ins zring pert
'fect refrigeration 22d bull
to giveserv ice
Top icer styl-
pacify — Lur;
chamber with I‘“
' lieives-—white enamel in;
3—601an 0:2}; fl :1
Side—Nickel p late
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