Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-13
NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS REPORTED
For Norwich Real Estate Company is Now $2ssoQ Luncheon Speakers Urge More Cooperation to Bring Success That is Campaign to be Rushed With Visor.

One more forward step in the cam paign for subscribers to the Norwich Real Estate company was taken on Tuesday when at the noon meeting at CT building the team captains reported new subscriptions that raised the total to $29, $500.
 When the meeting was over the workers departed to continue the work with renewed spirit as a result of 1 the reports and the stirring talks that were given and the confident attitude that the next day would show some big results.
 New Subscriptions.
 The new subscriptions reported on Tuesday were the following;
 Thomas H. Beckley, one share; L.. B. Holbrook, one share: Chandler a Palmer, two shares; James Pelias. one shre: D. J. Mccormick one share: s. Edgar Machette. one share. making a for. or s2e, 800.
 Chairman corkery Calls for ceopera- tipn. After luncheon served by the Wau- regan house, John J. Corkery. chair man of the joint committee of the Board of Trade and the Chamber of Commerce, addressed the gathering earnestly as follows:
 If Q minister were obliged to preach every day and take the same text 1t would not take many days for him to use all his material Today is a better day than yesterday and tomor- row is the day of promise" would Yesterdays meeting was not a large one. but it made up in enthusiasm what 1t lacked in numbers. Whenever men organize and try to accomplish something of benefit to all the people, there are always those who will say: They are not going about it in the right way" sThe right men are not at the head of the move ment." They make the above remarks | and they make many others like them 1 and it is the same people who make such remarks every time they get a chance.
 Some years ago a thrilling meIo- drama was on the stage at a Bowery | theatre in New York entitled Nellie, 1 the Beautiful Cloak Model" In the early part of the play the villain push | ed Nellie off the Brooklyn bridge. 1 Later he threw her overheard from l an Atlantic liner. Later still he thrust her under a descending elevator. The next time they met he said: Nellie, why do you fear n1e2'
 There is some food for thought in l the lesson of this melodrama- A friend | of mine once said, T don't like MT. | Blank, and if 1 don't like man, it is | only by the most hawk-eyed scrutiny | lA11l NeA AAAAA any eOQ0 AAA AAAAAAs d-AANA | even then not very much" What is the right way to accom- 1 plish our purpose and who are the | right men to have at the head of the | movement?
 | I spent four years in Kansas City and can with truth say, T am from | Missouri"
 Let the knockers and the kickers
 show us how. But, gentlemen. is any such talk sincere
 What Is Intended. l Let me submit to you and do you submit to them the following state l ment of what we have done, what we
 have not done. and what we intend to l do:
 We had subscribers on Monday tc | the amount of $29, ,200-.242 shares al $100 per share: no corporation is or
 ganized as yet. no directors chosen, nc
 thought as yet to the personnel of the
 directorship.
 If meeting of the subscribers were