Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12

AS a result of several meetings held
in the past week since its appointment
last Tuesday evening on the final day
of the Thermos campaign, the COM
mittee of arrangements nominated by
the captains and teams of 100 will be
ready tonight at the meeting in the
town hall to make its report to the
Thermos fund subscribers. Since the
whole number of subscribers to the
fund amounted to over SOC and all viii
be interested to know the plan to be
pursued, there is no doubt but that
the meeting will be largely attended.
Committees to Report.
The committee Of arrangements,
which consists of L. w Cary, ]. ].
Cookery and William f. Hill, has done
the work devolving upon it by calling
into consultation the team captains
and others and these have voted to
invite Mayor Thayer to preside at the
meeting Monday night. There viii
be a report from sub committee on
organization, consisting of j. J. Des-
monG, ]. T. Tanning and Allyn /.
Brown, and another from a sub-com-
mittee on nominations consisting Of
William b. Young, c. Morgan Will
Jams, Col c, W. Gale DIR. Patrick
Cassidy and Arthur W. Lathrop.
AhbnOFLJ III WTlNiHHr
Under the plan upon which the sub
scriptions We're secured after the
teams were organized and put to work
all subscribers of S25 or multiples of
that amount will have a voting power
in &C ting OF rejecting the reports
of the committees, but where the col4-
tributions are made by organizations
and not by individuals, it will be nee
essaTy for some persons to be author
ICED to represent the group or CLUB Of
subscribers and this authority should
be in writing and properly signed So
that it can be filed with the commit
tee as showing who represents each
particular organization or any group
of subscribers, such as the employees
of concern. who combined to make
up s25 or more,
Band to Play.
As some time will be taken up. 1t is
expected, with the voting, Tubbs' band
will be on hand and play, having been
engaged for an hour, furnishing music
while the voting is going on. TheTa
will be speeches by the team cap
tains.
To Meet Thermos Company officers.
On Saturday the local committee
had telephone message from Presi-
UGtt w. D. w d1hGE Ol the .JuGIultS
company in New York, asking thai
committee from here be sent down On
/ Tuesday to confer with the cOmpany's
officers as to the exact form of CON
tract to be entered into between he
TEerInos company and the Norwich
organization so that he may submit
this to the Thermos company directors
at their meeting on Wednesday.
Refuses to Renew Ontion,
The Norwich men interested in the
proposition have appealed to Z. M
Williamson, the owner of the Mason
property. for a renewal of the option
beyond Thursday this week, hut on
Sunday they received a telegram from
him declining to extend the option at
all
Incorporation Papers Filed.
IL order to get things ready in prop
er shape to have some one in author
ity to treat with the American Their
mos Bottle company, papers OF IN
corporation for the Norwich Indus
trial Improvement corporation Of Nor
wich have been filed with the state
secretary, the first fifteen subscribers
having been selected as incorporates.
These are Frederic w, Cary, James Z.
Shannon, John Porteous. Archibald
A11lCAGil, IIdnh y. AtASs W AZ
Garry Rutherford C. Plaut, Arthur II.
Brewer, c. NJ Williams, Gilbert L.
Hewitt, Henry F. Parker, Leo KroIlig,
Daniel T. Shea, William f. Hill and
w. Fl. Prothero. The corporation
starts with a capital of $1,000.
Since a good number of the sub
scribers have thought it fairer to all
concerned to have the corporation de-
velop the property and all subscribers
of S25 or over share pror alta in tie
proceeds, this will be a matter for
eac hone to settle for himself, whether
to take a lot and develop it himself
or go into the corporation. On the
plan of pOrtioning out the lots, it
has been pointed out that one might
get good lot while others might get
a poor one.
Musicians Have More Money Coming.
The Musicians union, which has al
ready subscribed s1,750 from the pro-
Ceeds of their ball at the arnory, had
further financial reports Sunday eve
ming and while the business was not
entirely cleaned up it was stated o.
, one of the officers after the meeting
that it was reasonably certain the en-
tire proceeds would be enough to rep
resent three lots or S2,250, which would
be $500 more than they have already
subscribed The whole sum that they
make from the ball will go into the
/ Thermos fund.