Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-15

C@AA A0 NnN VI 0AA DENALIs aAAHAAIH 0A us from the chairman. up or down. win resign his place>to him.
 Some time ago there was a criticism about the management Of certain penal institution In California One like me in charge" About two weeks later he was there in charge-not of the jail. but Of the taller.
 I am going to make a few state am talking abontl that may not ap- peal to some people in this communal ty. It Is in reterence to the right people to do thingB- There was a se- rions condition in our city Ave yeans ago. No individual In the city at that time was responsible for the coudf- ton. We blamed it on the Almighty. But every citizen in Norwich had some little share in the responsibilIty Tor that condition. Public meetings were held; the situation was discuss- cd and committees were appointed Qutside Of what ISmight call the com settuted authority The problem WAS solved. and how was 1t solved2 With all due respect to the committees ap- pointed, the problem was eventually solved by the constituted authority. IL was solved By them Immediately after the citizens of Norwich furnished them with the means necessary to solve it. will not discuss that matter further aL rnlB tune.
 Who are the right people to man. age any undertaldngz On many an occasion 1t has not been my privilege to be among those who "also made a few remarks" but at these noon-day meetings have been among the | speakers.
 Team Reports Made. | For team No. 2l. John M. Lee. its | captain, reported that the team mem | hara Frall enf nf fk.rae. foa m they felt confident of having some reports of subscriptions to make on Monday as the result of preliminary work that they have done.
 ! Robert W. Perkins made the Eug- | gestion that the company ought to 20 ahead and organize but that this ought not to be done until after the meeting on Monday, so that thts win | give opportunity for everyone who has a desire to become a stockholder to subscribe by that time and have a voice in the choosing of directors and officers. He reported that that course had been agreed upon at a meeting of the joint committee Thursday morn ing. When the company has been or- ganized and its officers chosen. the first building operations can quickly follow to take steps to provide for houses for the new employees that will come here for the Hopkins & Allen Arms Co.
 l r4ilk h. SmlIn SuGBe6Io0 that team captains would be helped in their work if they could have a list of all | the subscribers to date and the amounts subscribed L. M. CrandaIl | said that he would see that the lists \ are made up. They will be sent to the team captains by Chairman corioery. Will Improve His Property. | For his team James C. Macpherson reported that he had Some good pros pectfve subscribers and beifeyed be would have reports of new subscrtp- lions to make for the next. meeting He said he was preparing to improve his Laurel Hin property tn view ot the demand for tenements and he be- heved in sticking to this proposition
 success would ultimately come | Mayor Murphy. Prank J. King and Edwin Hill followed with remarks ff which the loyal spirit of the city wa, spoken of. Acting upon sugxestfoni
 from D. T. Shea, c. I. Smith and other.
 wasting are to be prepared and tn,
 names reassigned on Monday. c. ID
 Moves gave it as his opinion that |
 was eminently proper for every indi
 yfdual member of the two civic or,
 ganizatfons to join this movemen
 which is for the advancement of tn,
 town in which they reside.
 The meeting adjourned in an opti
 mfstic frame of mind feeling tha
 the reports that will be made on Mon,
 day will be full of encouraging fea,
 lures.
 Team No. 2I has been made up al follows.
 John M. Lee. captain-william F McGarry. W. Russell Baird, Thomas r. Burns. Louis NJ. Crandal1, Dr- T. A
 Crowley Stephen J. Kehoe M H