Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-21
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEMBERSHIP
 INVESTMENT IN CITY SAYS LAWN

Horse your campaign for larger ana greater Chamber of Commerce in Nor wich.
 In the critical days of the present and the immediate future, very much de- bends upon the influence and constructive work of great civic organizations and an efficient Chamber of Commerce will be needed as never before
 Very truly yours.
 CALVIN COOLIDGE.
 Northampton. Mass.
 Glad to learn that Norwich has de- '.ided to- take an advance step for com nunity progress with many other New England cities. The American City Bu- reau conducted a similar campaign for lis last fall securing over eight hundred members. Our organization accomplisheo more for the betterment of Northampton last year than in the preceding ten years
 F. A. TARTAR,
 President Northampton
 Chamber of Commerce.
 Pittsfeld. Mass
 Greetings and cordial good wishes on your campaign. Hope your success may exceed ours which was very gratifying Congratulations on the forward looking spirit that prompted you to tackle the pob. PITTSFIELD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. e. H. D. Susson, President westfeld.. Mass. The Westheld. Mass. Chamber of Commerce greets you at the opening O, your campaign in successfully promoting i this project. you are making history for Norwich. Nothing will contribute more in the programme of stabiliznE America than a chain of we'll organized comnuni- ties Westfeid will anxiously await tbe 0utCOnnA 1oice with you in success. We confident l " expect that your goal of 800 will be left in the distance, as your organiza ton of teams goes galloping by. In your l campaign there is one thing to remeno- Der. Keep your faces toward the sun shine and the shadows will fall behind l you.
 HENRY D. CHADWICK 1 President Lowell. Mass.
 My Dear Mir Wells: Expressjnrr tbe | sentiment of 1150 members of the Lowel Chamber of Commerce. I conrra t,,,a ts you on your step forward in the reorgan. ization of your Chamber of Commerc. and trust that your campaign will be a, l successful as the campaign conducted ir 1 Lowell, January last by the American | City Bureau.
 The Lowell Chamber of commerce hs, . record of many accomplishments since it reorganized snd it is recognized as s power for civic benefit in this city.
 VIM. N. GoODELL. President | New London. Conn.
 TO you, and through you the severa good men and true who are unselfshl, giving of their time and effort for tbi common good of your comrnunitv ma, we not be permitted to extend the com phments and good wishes of your Siste, | City, New London. Further, know an, | understand that our earnest prayers ant hopes for successful, one hundred De cent. campaign are ever with you.
 A Chamber of Commerce Is a chanbe of citizenship whose first duty is to teaci the public to think. To think collectivel ; Tor the common good. eThere comes time in the life of every community whe : It must stop wishing and begin collectiv, } constructive thinking.
 You are entering into a new civic CT; i Your new Chamber in it's programme wi . set tasks before the citizens that will ; ! once challenge the admiration and al peal to the imagination. You will leai to know that the balance of probable SUI cess rests with the public that tries ne e things.
 We are confident that you will not fa ,, victim to doubt and hesitancy, but rath u will become crusaders and champions z your new cause. In civic matters z s fecting local government We some tin become numbed by our attachment n tradition-ever bear in mind this a s powerful truth-that your chamber is h. human institution or device gotten up .e humans to handle human problems in e human way to serve human en>- Succe
 to you.
 e. Cordially and in neighborly spirit, pr The New London Chamber of Go, raerce.
 It J. P. T. ARMSTRONG, la President tn JAMES G. HAMMOND,