Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-13
CHOOSE LEADERS FOR {. OF [. CAMPAIGN

tfewar drives and was in charge of the
 military census taken in 1917. He was
 also at the head of last years I. M. C. A.
 campaign Frank L. Arnold has an en-
 viable record in connection with all the
 war drives and was especially prominent
 in the recent successful campaign con-
 ducted by the Central Baptist church to
 raise a S90, ,0e6 fund
 Even a cursory glance at the respective
 records of these men is enough. the lead
 CTS feel, to give new life and hope to the
 longest faced doubted, as to the outcome
 of the present Chamber of Commerce
 campaign which it Is asserted will have
 more vital effect upon the future of this city than any three previous cam paigns nut together.
 In this campaign will be heard the unmistakable voice Of the city calling
 men to her service. The problems they will be asked to solve will be the con- crete problems existing right here and | now, affecting directly the lives of the l men and women and children who are | living here now and those who will live | here in the years to come In other | words this will be more clearly per | sonal matter with each resident of Nor ] wich than has been the case in any | preceding campaign, the issue will be def :, initely drawn. The time has come when | Norwich, so afhectionately termed the
 Rose of New England" wants to know II whether she is to join the ever increasing column of New England cities consist
 entity and persistently advancing becaus,
 of the community leadership developed
 through their Chambers of Commerce or whether the Rose must droop anC wither and the city be compelled to joir
 the stragglers always in the rsar and il
 the way.
 : The plan of team organization wa briefly outlined at campaign head quarters Saturday. Mayor Lerou, who vii be referred to as Colonel during the res , of the campaign, will head the arm 1. of workers There will be four divi 3 sions headed by the four majors abov 3 named. Each major will have in hi ] of a captain and four workers. hi : will make total of 125 alive and wid ? awake men, representing every intere: = in the city who will give a part of the! n valuable time during the four days T the intensive drive to the business e bringing in person, to the citizens : Norwich, the opportunity of j6ining u | greatest organization that the city Vi s ever have.
 ,- The city will be divided into four di !. tricts, one for each major, in such a va l. that each division will have it's shal n of the business section as well as Il s residential sections. Each of these fol ' districts will be further sub-divided | e the respective majors and parcelled o1 e among their captains The prospe -e cards will then be parceled out amor l. the teams in accordance with the ge l. graphical sections, so that each work t. will be given a smal group of cards CO It taining the names and addresses of eat IS prospect he Is to call upon. These car n are so made up that defnie reports a " turned in,. in each case, to the campaig l. executive committee at the conclusion d each day'sSwork
 'r The daily reports of the teams will 1- made at the monday luncheons whi. re it is planned to hold each day of the i IL tensive drive, more complete details IS which will be published within a fe II days.