Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-30
RADIAFoR SHOP MEETING
WITH LARGE ATTENnAEc

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Another shop meeting under Y. NJ. c..
a. auspices. was held Tuesday noon at
the Richmond Radiator company at
which Secretary. Edwin Hill delivered an
ADDRESS to a large number of the en-
ployes. who, listened with interest.
The SPEAKER selected as his topic, The
Greatest of These. He said in part
Every calling IN life has its condi-
lions of success based on certain funda-
rientals; the fundamental law of the
great business world Is the law of supply
| and demand. and the men who sense this
fundamental most usually have the
greatest success. IN the average busi-
ness the matter Of buying has much to
90 with the success of the business in
sense. goods well bought are half
Sold The salesman contributes no mora
to the success of a business than does
the buyer. suppose the reason why
| ntttediy better than any other dyes was
due to the. fact that the Germans knew
better than any other nation the funda-
mentals of this phase of manufacture
There are certain fundamentals that
must be-, observed in the training Of a
boy; one OF these certainly is that the
father must remember that he was once
a boy';;e too many fathers seem to forget
this and therefore they attempt to train
the boy by harsh methods which are not
usually, the correct methods. What kind
Of forenls n, is most successful? Tho
| foreman who puts himself in the other
fellows place, This is fundamental The
spirit of friendship is fundamental IN all
rela tions of life. There are certain great
fundamentals IN life itself. and three Of
! these are mentioned by the great apostle
Paul IN his letter to the Corinthians. to
whom ne wrote these words: Faith. hope
and love. the greatest of these IS love-
Eve all recognize that faith is abso-
;utely a Fundamental in life. We cannot
10 without It IN any realm When you
/ tnink Of It men have great faith IN each
| cther; also we sometimes seem to have
| more faith In men than we do IN God. If
one of Won should make me a promise
would have no doubt whatever that
you would keep your promise. but when
We face the. problems OF life. or when
| the serrows come &c us we begin to won
der whore God is. anyhow. We begin to
doubt Him We need to strengthen our
faith IN, the Almighty.
| What necessary fundamental hope
| is.f II. is described in the, old book as
''ar. anchor. and such, It is. How II
steadies us ; s. how It holds US IN the
storms = Of life. and, when the death an
gel -swoops down and takes our loved
| one, what would we do Il we had nc
hope when we assunder part It gives
US inward pain but we Will still be join
/ ed in heart and hope to meet again.
5.'Faith and. Hope are great, but love Is
! greater BY far. What power sent OUT
boys to France? They probably had
| faith that the cause of the allies was
| right they hoped the allies would win &
| great, Victory, but It was their love o.
right, Of country and Of freedom that LED
| them to make the great venture. and II
| doing It thousands lost their lives. VIVA
| led David Livingstone to go to darkes
| Africa? It was love above everything
/ else. What led Father Damien. the Ca
4 tholic priest to leave his friends to liv'
| and die ministering unto the lepers
| Nothing less than the power of love Il
Il his heart. The same thing led Jesu
/ Christ to die on the cross for a los
world. Three great fundamentals 70
1 life-faith. hope and love. these three
but the greatest of these IS love. Lini
yourselves to this great power, and you
II life Will be successful"