i
no
become enthronw
.motn.Mm no. u: '
if. ... .
cartel
(Continued front Pogo Ono.)
lo fncilltutu tho iinnnclul affairs of
the organization. .\lr. Goodchlld
was a dell-unto to the Connecticut
chamber of connnu‘co meeting held
recently. its report was postponed
until tllu nutt “looting.
Jutuillc Umtors l'raistul.
Frederick J. ls‘itnc. chairman of
the resolutions conilnlltcc. submit-
ted tho following rcwiulion; ‘
June 50. that}.
"Whore“ Mr. lit-it: Pain of th
Class of 1925. Nonvnik iiigh School
has brought great honor to the City
of Norunlk by mulling the State
l'rise of tho ill-:3 .\'.tuuuui Oratori-
cul contest and tho uccond prize at
tho National Semi-finals ut Brook-
lyn, N. 1'.
"And \vhcrrns. MISS lilcanor
Kleine of tho Class or 1026. Nortvslk
lllgh School hits brought grcnt hon-
Dr to lht‘ City by “inning tho State
Print) of tho l'JL‘ti National Ui‘atori-
cui L‘unttst and the mound prize at
the National! Scmi-tlttuls at Louis-
villt-. Ry.
“Be it‘ lrsolvcd that “c. the
Bolrd of Trade of tho L‘ity ot Kor-
w lk commcnd the trork and loyal
fut \vhit‘h SJlt’l )lr. [‘niu and Mind
lcittc lute t-ut forward in tit-half
0! "WW .Qlltml and thy.
“Anti lv- it t‘urthcr resolved that :I
copy of ‘illl‘i resolution lic submitted
to the lioztrd of l~2tluczttlon as an
WEE" Vlflliilili
. lililli EPINKHIM
Too Famous Women Born
...; the Same Your
In the year 1819. two babies were
born whose lives were destined no
. . . hares [armch-
~ it lug influence.
" Ono was born in
L
the British people. Lydia 8. Pink.
ham through thc merit of her Vego
table Compound has made her name
a household word in thousands of
American homes. ,
Mrs. Adolph Bmtke of 4316 South».
13th St. South Omaha. Nehr. was
In a rundown condition for four
years bctom she tried the Como
‘ d. “l begun to tutor Lydia E.
khsm's Vegetable Compound.“
she writes. “and l have felt my
health steadily improving." llrs.
Bratlte continued to to the Com‘
pound for 3 nor and a half and
at the end of that time found her-
self in excellent health. “i am feel-
ing fine now and do all my work
myself." she wrote recently. "i am
the mother of six and manage an.-
eight-room house without Milk” ‘ ‘
-]antzen-stitch
fabric is springy
and holds its shape
' ’L’AS‘TWT‘YM
‘ in the 1mm: bombs
hat)—
I
an: Loimzed
3‘" for m and
No toms. Patented
mmmw
person. A mixtures and
morhlcss it was! you
«ii
. hir. lloyt concluded
expression of our appreciation ot the
high standard of work which the
ulcer]. of those young pcoplo ro-
flccts."
.\lr. Knne. a deltgute to the Na-
tional Chamber of Commerce con-
tcntion which tvas held in Wash-
ington last month. delivered an ex.
«cellent report to the members of
the convention. lt tvas tery well re-
ceived by “the members. General
Russcll Frost extended him a vote
of appreciation and thanks.
5. ‘5'. Banned Station.
William 1.. Young reported pro-
gress from tho manufacturers' com.
mittec. The much discussed problem
of the up-keep of the property near
the south Norwslk railroad station
was br'ou’ht up. President Moran
announced that inasmuch as other
organs had failed in negotiations
with the railroad authorities. the
board of trade should take up the
issuc.’.\tn_vor Robina informed the
mortiug that the City Council had
iat one limo considered cooperation:
{with tho New listen authorities but!
; had not taken any action because of
'thc fuctthat the property belongs to
the railroad compsnr. Ho said um
paving was considered at one time.
ttmt never msterisliaed bccsuso of
illte fact that a suitable apportion.
i mcnt of money could not be agreed
:ttpon. President Moran said ho
would try to get in touch with the
New York. New Haven. and Kart‘
iford officials. and see what ar-
rangcmenta could be made.
Sew lluluslries Ill-id Al.
t'hnries E. Hoyt. chairman of the
factory alto" committee. announced
, that negotiations are now under way
nails-st chamber Vet.” ' .
tnoanal’ou snow that l but -
it u
in! bond of trade and l have always
fcli that we are doing well worth-
t.l.ilu things and that the results
0| our efforts are now beginning to
motto thcntocltes evident. And still.
as great as my enthusiasm was. It is
nothing compared to what it now
is. for having Men on the inside i
realize fully the cops of the work
which the national chamber carries
on and the possibility which may
he domed front tlto association “till
this national chamber. Many lute
an idea thartho national t'liunibtr of
commerce is an organimtion organ-
lsrd mainly for tho intercsl of big
business. If you have such an idea
I think that when I have tinislmi
you “ill chnngo your \iotv point for
i beiiete no other organisation has
a gnstcr Helen of the fact that it
is the small busincss man of cury
community nits in the nun-gate
nutter-s tip tltis so called his busi-
,neas and that the p parity of tho
=nniion us it nholc dc nds upon the
orolcction and wise direction of the
small business house.
{with manufacturing firms in New
York city. who are seeking locations
.here. He made no definite an-
.nounmments as to the identity of
t
‘-’.he firms. He also urged all men. Q” to "T l“ the “IL
burn to list their sites “it?! his
cozmnittco so as to give greater
.‘Ipetd to"tho work that it has to do.
his Iatombir
’ieport with the name of on nppll~
cunt for membership.
L A Boo-ta ”out ‘
William H. Dicrlmr announced
that a two reel moving‘ picture
boosting Sorwslk is being made at
the pment time. and will soon be
‘ released in the thus Sol-null: thee.
tics. It Ivtll have as a prologue a
true of welcomo to strangers in
this city. Hr rcported progress from
.thc statistics and by-lawa commit-
tees. .\Ir. Morsn announced at this'
limo that the road signs of
; he? distributed soon by the street dc-
wtrtment.
John M. Munsie reported head-
way front—tho merchants‘ committee. ‘
He said ho was \cry gratified by the
splendid cooperation shown by Nor-
mals businm men. He announced
formally the intention of many mero
(ham: to :loss on Wednesday aft-
cmoons szsrting July XI. and ending
St‘pleflll‘t‘r Y.
Industrial [insultin-
l‘rcstdcn: Moran suggested an in.
dustrial uponition for the Surname.
Which the said would come \‘rry‘op-
porttincly in the Fall. He told thc
members to hold the idea in the back .
got, their heads. until aonethiw more
. donnltrun' be announced. ”The at-
fair would include the wanes of all
‘ the industries of somut. as well
_' ss displays of the merchants. It
could cull (or very much publicity 1 Springfield. Mass. as the director to 4 .
‘" row-room the first iii-:k‘Iiflz‘. dtstrtct .
"and would neceoitate great amounts
of preparation. No definite action
on: takm lax: night.
Mr. Moran brought up the matter
: of the summer outing of the board ;the candidate “horn or sponsored l
. and. much discussion was hoardinss attested by “size: 1... Crooner. .
“Prod Ksne suggested that it be
thrown open to all business men of
. Norwal'ri. whether they atom :
’of the Boardornot. His n:
. nos adopted. It ssh decided to place 7
j“ the matter to the hands of s commit. ,
‘tcc which will prepare a program.
Pit-ale W
The committee appointed by prey
gsidcnt. Moran last night.-
"Chairman. 'l'hontas Skelly. John If.
' Munste. Prod ”J. Kane. Thomas Mr-
liLcan. Francis Bursts. Don W. Wald-
T'ncr. mute-y Borman. Robert Grit»
inns. Aaron T. Dawson. Conrad P.,
l-‘rcy. Arthur )1. L‘harpentior. This
. committee sill hold a meeting Wed-
. radar afternoon in the South Nor.
i ears _
:inn t-ltanncl. too. following ”than
“humans sttmtpt. .‘Iks Morriur-u
.\‘or- '
. unit; have has: completed and will '
includes '
Era Mort-hon. of Reta-re. .‘l‘h's.
she will try to shins the fin:
"fl“ sli-
' is staining at tiers-re Beach.
“all; club at 1 o‘clock.
Mr. Kline's report folloss:
"At the April meeting of the .\‘or-
Vuslk Board or Trade you took trc
liberty of appointing mo your conn-
cilor to represent the N0r“;llk board
of trade at the fourteenth . annual
meeting of lht‘ national chamhrr oi
chmmcrt-c autoshinston. it “as “it!
some reluctance that l st‘toptt‘d ti;.‘<
[commission for 1 roll lhcil ills:
was work for a man tutoro (l)‘t.:'
(mood in t‘omcntior. not}; limit 1. in;
iliming cspcri-‘nvrtl 2hr thrill “lztni'
ironies from meeting such a most:
of alert turn u 1 ms: at “Kurtis:-
icn I can only say that the duty
which has imposed upon me {manic
- a pleasure- snd an honor. for 1 con.
stdrr it an honor to he .1ch to 355\"‘
\‘ 33.! .
:cnte “tilt the intuitive?! of :Z‘.
ticnnl chnmbcr.
"\th'n the counwlors contend :z».
the nattonsi round-c: o: tozzzntcnx
drildkig illicit stands
from the \Vlll‘fit‘ lionsc l tound that
l‘nss one of Hami t"0.i3'.\'il\\f8 (mm
all our the [third Sinus. A dun:-
tznl. torn-cu group of men “hos
chief ticstrv nus a.» rx moss-11‘. mi.-
flirt.” on . slum 3r: of thismzrrxc and
to take homo ‘. A'. tzxforrzzs'2-
urn'm 1hr EinlIl-t .ui clutch-r “319.2.
f; would
itheir homo organisation.
"You will l’t‘iltt‘ll‘tl‘rcr ttm‘t unto !
left 1 was instmcit-«d to tote for
‘Ctunclor . t‘hurlcs H. Tenny of
“of the national t‘hnuxlwr. l complied
. pith your uts‘hcs in this routed but
ll am sorrHo roport. honctrr. that
l of Boston.
“it is impossible for me to report
all of tho «tutti—:3 «3:1... 'ro‘s pics
at the muting ss soil as impossible
to own touch upon all of the mitt.
tics in which the muons: chamber
of fi‘mmcrw intcrosts tzsrif tor the
no In of the indmdusl Chambers
throughout the country but there
the Cont rntion i am earn you I ill be
litztorcstcd in hearts; stunt ml in
addition to thas thrro arr cousin ‘
rat-turtles “hurt the alumni: chum-
‘ Lnow will infirm you.
“i know nanny o: us do no: snpn~
(isle what our situation oath the ‘
Board of Trade Members
; Classified By Business
inns...
-M seem-Moms
V I. . . ,-
u
5:5’. «(was
of in'it‘r'sl and turnout to
an rerun: dismantling; futures «f'
her of comments cum-s or. that l.
. "The national chamber is
srrcll organized to fowlon in
\‘r‘ty
llltit
\
‘ ' ,capacltr. it is s lam ormhllon
ways been enthusiastic over our loo,
«w...
tuih many brunch orgaslutions
“llu'lc constant duty it is- to keep in
Ioiitll not only with every business
.it‘liHly but tvith ct'cry moral. citic
.ltil! vtiuculionnl nclh‘ll)‘ “llk‘ll is;
'..i'~lllfl plltt‘c in tho country tutu
”l‘llllfl‘l! arc in touch \titlt t-ttiy
lull “huh is taltut up in thc hone-c:
u ll tho stilnlt‘ \\lll\‘li lull in nnyi
mt) hun- its iuziurncc lllloll tit-.-
.ltlonnl \lcifauc. 'l'lir \uriuus gull.
tiililllill't" lth‘hliSalt' and tutnpiic
:ztvtmition on ill‘llllit'ull) every
xlusl of business and thr turtltolix
'-'i‘ conducting such bllslllt'r! and
ulnar: slal‘tl l’tittlt' l0 lulu in.)
.- nu muttrr “hut tituir difficulty"
' yin. lw Thry do this not only ill,
ll‘tt‘l('li('fl' “.1)‘ lint also iii .1 [Hat'- 3
«ti \\.ty lt is it anti-3w hurrau
u h sci-yes “cl‘ The lost for en. li
3‘“.‘ltt‘ is \riy lllll“ filld’l.‘ cmn'ml‘
"l- ticuil)’ Imatvh try our mutual
‘ .- tvhich .u- part to Hit n.lli~-l‘.tl'
" t"illlt r.
if you how rm lntll‘ltlll.” pint».
l to solve as tho ninth-lint: of n
- :‘li‘mlll! or the financing of somrt
"u 'H or thu '\p:|li!ll0'i of your
'th-‘ss toll nu ! not l~c contuml
“o your Our ‘nhdils’ but you how:
.‘ t-mir srrtlrc tho work of f\l\"ll‘~
,
‘l.tt-. Hmllrr iincsttntnt prr tloilar'docs it how rvndy for
w‘rvi.l:(il Hf t\])(‘ll§~'§. tiftctito
1L. r llll-‘.~
* w
. chow
. -M-..”
sham-...
In the field in which you are inter." standards as g 0d citizenship. good
estcd end they are willing to give economic cofil s and road moral
titctr rot-vice any tints you desire it. and hralth conditions. no can not.
Practical Work "one. hope to CWIIIIiC to he thu_prosptr.l
"Lot "to mention is low of the out. and industrious nation no now'
many pruhluns \\'lllt‘ll the national nrc.
t-liuiuivtr ta suiting simply to gut” “This nth duligirtnunf is n(_‘”\|‘ll\‘
\on an itrn thnt thclr “orlt to pinch inl' rmtttl in ozsanizing srrtitc. (it.
hwlli' all incitimc. it is at present; litallvilfll tit-Hlt'u house and Lil) ‘
“urhili': lZiltiisht‘l)’ on tm-rchutniis-‘piunntnn. immigration. litizrnshlv
my. i-‘Ollt'lillC‘. rattnsion of mar- aml [Liliftliul nut-n amtl nut only
tllflllllnlllnll‘
lurct‘lflnany Pilllllillltln on this pork. but
Pith-lit stun-ls r. ally “hurt-arr possible to
Hill) l'ulltlll‘g "ill-'1‘ crvtiit. lm- provlvlc (spirits to t‘tili.‘ill',.tllllll or to
prmm l:.tli\p0il.lli0ll condition in! .ldtllllfl nil'rtitlzP»
t\In'!‘._~l\t‘ lll‘znll)‘ nulliotls :ts \\t'll "’l'hcrt' is :i musnzint milled lhs
:ls \-.li'--hot..-'c and Hallstmi'lntlun‘"Nation's llusttitss" “huh l “uh‘ld
vr-lizw'uiw ltrit'tidhdibt- turn-o‘er iikt- to call your alit'nlion tn .tnul
mi sit»: i. tonttol. piutznin; your ninth any viii may tillldln by simplyr
l'li-‘Uit'fifi :th- .ttl., tct.t:lc:s upcnscs minim; ll cord to Illt‘ national chain.
.md smuil slm- nd\t‘r!l5l:‘,i.'. Mr or to our lrvmi stlrrlniy. This
'.\s i luv: Pull]. lhIM- :ttt sn..p‘.y;ptil:l:cntlmt contutns tlw _|L‘l|\1[|r_a
10"- .1 l‘lt Ill-In! I'lldrt‘b of tilt o.’ tho tntton's imam-35 :tnl i‘xllrt‘ss.
uh‘ci: thc liatzuitl‘ tl‘..illl- m, the ”10:311. 0? tltv must promo
sis itsclf. it is also :it lllt“lf‘.-.lll mm in 'l: . toutmy l Ill“ smi-
[it‘tl‘ll t::..-- turning on :m ut-n- C\\'l‘_\' or» taxi! {uni ifs Rllit‘lt‘ in-
sivc pzrt'v of “01k in tho (‘ltlt‘ do- tcrvsting.
“lumen: livparimcrt, for it nt--s- "Tho printipsl lopu at the ion-
mn‘s the Ltgt that unites ’Il‘JCJ‘th \tntion nus 'Sclf Government in
:s (‘.lf‘!'li'.l to tho citiztn. and wt: : linstii- 55' and dim t'sstuiiz- on thi- lo-
“hi1 ind rimm- it": on HP .\l‘1;- pi tvrre gttv'n M r'if‘li turn its Gov-
icm t‘OTTt‘t‘YI'”; Mich t'Tl'lOI' Richic. Julluh ll liutncs. John
of suits emulsion of sales
A
\\ In it "I
h
*‘JOTP r:~'.
Olt’ll’)'. and Herbert Hoover. Th
messages were a source of illspiratlo
to etcry member present and they
lzit “ltlt us the idea that our local
orsanizntions were of supreme im-
portance in the stabilization of tho ‘
“Mimi“?! and the economic nelfaro'
t! the country.
".\s i said in the beginning. it was
\'.lh Icitittllilt‘c that l con-outed id:
go but i must say that l fllll indebt-
(‘ll to tho local board of trade for.‘
llt‘Hlll‘ i-‘nt me. for l ltnon’ of no
insinces experience that l have our
i.:.:i ulurh has hecn morn prolitshiu
'0 ill-- and uhlrh hns inspircd inc in
.10 tmmr than the unnot‘ltl'lon “lilt-
thnsc shrew “K“ i tuct at Washing-
ton and the inspiration “'llit'h 1 car--
ricd uttnv ulth mo. 1
"'l‘ltv Iiil.tl thought l mil to lcmo ..
utth you :t! indniuturtls and as unf.
mmmn‘mn is that “c ncctl not bu
dcprn-ivlt' on our ideas and methods
.1ch our ttusinriu but that.
no how at our command the “il-
hntt s~ n it (' of unv of the greatest or-
cmimtxons in the “Mid Mitch Is in .
lit position to help us solve our etch-V
problem no matter how small or how
large and it is the dcslrc of this nn- 3
Portal urcanizsiion that tho local or-
I
. -
Sale. of Suits
, Taken front our regular stock at $40. $50
$
.son’slteststyles.
g .. ,
Featur'ng among these the Sea-
and patterns in
bheesreysa-dfancyshires-W
hantltsilored dim-out. "
Two Piece Palm Beach Suits
$15M
Tropical Worsted: $25.00
Accountants .............. .... 3? Monuments ........ . .......... l.
sort-nine: ........... 1; Municipal .- ........ :‘
Agricultural Implements ....... tJoyszrr Grown .......... ..... :
,Amusrmrnts ............... :.I*sistgs...........3 ..... ..... :. . ....
j.\rcnuccts ...... . ............ tights: S‘arpim ...... l ‘0 F’d {In at
731mm Accessortrs .............. S‘sl‘spcr Manufatturon .......... l'
anatomist:.................. {Tmognphus ....... ........- 2,. - -
;.Rskero ....................... 1311.33an .4.................'. 5;: -
insults . trim-nos ......... . ...... :‘
imam ..... ........ s months-rs ............. ........ s
Brokers.............. ....... . l Poultry...............-....... .1.
‘l’tmiders ......... ..... ...... . l;l‘nntrrs .‘ ..... l .......... ...... .3:
minim sjtrmim ........ . ....... .. ‘2‘-
t‘srpontrts ......... ........... l; Public Entities ...... ...“... sf
urns-gr Repatr .............. ..l' homers .............. ...... :
children Outfitters ...3......... l" Realms“ . at
am "anufsrtams.....~..... : :fk'l‘mi'lfii; Mschme ......... 1
t‘iothtrrs . .- ......... ..... . SI- Rmamnts 3
(ml ......t.‘....... ....... ... {Rot-flag ............... .. :
t‘onfectionrry................. 3'5!“ Machines.............. l
‘0‘}:th ............ ..... . I‘Shtrfl‘flstcrs. ................ 3
;,l)r~.~¢g‘ms..................... Sim . . .............. :
“:NrGootls ..... ............... s Stationers . ............. .... s
fan-triers»: , :rsrcotOMZtmme-m......... t
litmus ........... ..... ...... I Tim .................. 0...»... t
fibril .................. 3"1‘ohcvo ...................... 2'
ram l mars- ..... 1
D‘.&mm >-~-----~~~~a--~-~ Trucking . ......... . ..... t.
Portions": rut-semis“: ........ ...... 3
cm . . ..... ........ ..... S Fallen-roar . . ......... ..... *2
Mains.- . ..... ............. 5- Wsll Pap-ctr ... ............ 1
tut unaufsrtun-rs ..... ....... smile-st: Plunbtng-...p..... :
Iiittns ............... ....... S‘Cnrhm.... .. .-........ :
imam ....... ..... 2‘ mm .
Macaw" ------- ~~-----~~--~- 1.,So. Xmatn ...... . .......... lit
Imus-less..........~.-....-. SENe-nralk ................. ..... 3‘.
than.“ ................ IgM‘hr‘zlk ....... . ......... H3
J "m ..... . ~~ ----- -~----~ :Rm‘" ............... ..... 2
hubris-Wan. ..... "...-...... lustful! .. .........-
.t. ‘ cm ..... i J;
.1... mm. ....... ..... -_' run ..... . ....-..........::3
;..lm ............. ----~--~- 3 tax ;
“stress. ......... ............. ”W“ ..----.—.........u:.
”tarts ................ Isa-sacrum .. ........._.. 433
,1.“ . . .................. Prelude-at ................ 3-:
Wm M ~~~~~~~~~~o~~ . Chit- .-‘-~s- ~--“~-... ....... 115
:NM.... ...... .......... g mulls: ........ . ............ :l
~.m‘sm.............. i’ . . .. .......... :
lam: .................. ._
Hats nails to sell from “2.00
to 54.“..A large’assorhnent
$1
Sale Of Dresses
Regular $7.00 to $10.00 values
.y
3. A; e‘
i it
.'
' i
. .
p .—
’v
9‘
9
A
Q
$5.98
colors. Unusual values. One
two piece models—Sizes 16-42
12-52.
Many new styles in all the latest
and
and
Girls’ Silk Dresses
Sizes 5-14
20% Oil Reg. Price
Sport
est shapes.
to fit everyone at
Each
Double-breasted Sport Suits
“FootWear For The Entire {Family
1*.
»_ Open A Charg " Account
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