Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-05-15

for this iife-savlug work right hero
in New London.
1t is generally recognized throuuh-
out Connecticut that there are men in
New London competent to be the lead
or OF an organization, and to also MI
state Offices Of lesser Importance. Sew
cral conventions have been held dur
ing the present week by various or
CARNATIONS and in almost every in
stance a New Londoner has been
elected TO the board of officers.
In South Norwalk last Wednesday.
General Haven was elected depart
ment commander OF the Grand Army
Of the Republic; and on the same day
in the nearby city of Bridgeport.
Thomas +. Cleary OF New London was
elected president OF the Connecticut
Association Of Master Plumbers. Mr..
Cleary Is a young man and served in
Company A, Of the old Third Conncc-
ticut. under General Haven. He learn
ed the trade OF plumber and By in
Custry and persistent work succeeded
IN going into business on his own ac-
count, and for several years has been
a leader in that line.
He is a man Of exceptional business
qualifications and as master plumber.
30 far as his personal mannerisms 90.
Is the same Tom Cleary as he was
when working at his trade in the en-
p'oy of some of his associates OF the
Master Plumbers association.
As Memorial day draws near IL 10
timely to be reminded of the proper
way to display the stars In honor Of
the heroes, living and dead. who gave
service for the preservation OF all
that the flag represents. Brigadier
Gen. George A. Cole, the adIutant
general of the state and qualified by
reason of his Office TO be authority on
this subject has stated officially that
on Memorial day the flag should be at
Ealf-mast from sunrise TO midday. and
then hoisted TO the top OF the stan
and remain there until sunset.
The first automobile ever built IN
New London was given trial test,
wednesday, and worked very satisfac-
TORY. The machine was made at Ito
Err VII Cotton Gin plant and Is one %
tine order for one HUNDRED 10 be man
ufactured by the local concern Tor the
Cameron company The parts for 9TH
ers are being assembled and the order
VIII be filled rapidly. Just as soon as
this order Is filled, another even larger
I'm size Is assured
There II big rush at this plant and
the working force is being increased
Daily ildNt uttthHaIg uN lnf increase
in business. The Babcock printing
presses are manufactured at this plant
and there is not an unsold press In the
establishment. all the stock machines
having been sold and orders being re-
ceived almost daily.
There is also a growing demand for
the cotton gin machinery, gasoline en-
glnes and other products of this man.
ufacturing concern. In order to meet
the demand, II may be necessary to
add more buildings 10 this already ex-
tensive plant. Business is certainly
booming down at Browns, and like
conditions prevail in every other in
dustrial establishment IN New London.
The no-lieense people Of New Lon
don have commenced their campaign
and in a practical way. by advertising
Scenes from Facts" IN local news
papers. II these people keep ever
lastingly at g." they will be convinced
that advertising pays, for the voters
win read these facts. which mp TO date
have not been denied by advertisement,
and viii vote accordingly at the Octo-
Der elections
The example OF the no-license work.
ers in New London IN this respect Is
worthy OF emulation in Norwich and
elsewhere. IL will show practical IL
lustratiOn Of newspaper advertising.
and perhaps cause the fellows on the
other side to sit up and take notice.