New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 7, 1920, Page 5

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Entertains Foremen - About 80 members of the Fore- men's club of the Corbin Screw di- ; vision of the American Hardwase corporation sat down to an elaborate | banquet at the Elks’' club Saturd: evening as the guests of George « Spear, recently elevated to the podh tion of general manager of the plaat, succeding Charles Glover who, on March 12, was relieved of his duties by the directors and placed in a po- sition of more responsibility and trust as a directing agent of the con- cern. Frank Riley, president of the Fore- men’s club, acted as toastmaster and conducted the post prandial exer- cises with dignity and grace. The first speaker called upon was Mr. Spear, the host, who welcomed the foremen as friends, associates and co-operating comrades. Touching upon their factory relations but brief- ly, but thanking them for their as- sistance that has been manifest since he assumed control, Mr. Spear bade his guests welcome in the following words: styles Spear “No managerial duty, function, or opportunity which has confronted me since March 12th last, the date on which the directors of the American Hardware corporation appointed- me to succeed Mr. Glover in heading the Corbin Screw corporation, has been faced with as much enjoyment and keen pleasure as the privilege to- night of welcoming you at this oc- casion on behalf of our company. RELIEVED QUICKLY NO DOPE—NO ACETANILIDE TRY IT AND BE COMFORTABLE UDINE - FECT IT'S LIOUID ~ QUICK EFFE times to stand before you as a guest. FEye Testing—Satisfaction Guaranteed but tonight as your host I simply want to state the opportunity of say- ing ‘Welcome’ to you all is appre- clated. “I could occupy the time by intro- ducing tive force,—Mr. manager, Mr. A. PINKUS 306 MAIN STREET EYESIGHT - in the additions to our execu- Baldwin, our sales Sorrow, our works manager, -and Mr. Kisselbrack, who “It has been my privilege many ~ Why Madison Selected Us When the Madison Tire and Rubber Co., Inc., came to New Britain to obtain a retail merchant to sell Madison Tires, they selected us for these reasons— Our standing with motorists Reputation Courtesy to customers Ability to give service Determination to sell nothing but superior accessories They saw in our establishment an atmosphere which con- forms with the inherent superiority of Madison Tires. They found that our service measures up to Madison service, They liked the way we treat our customers. And now Madison Tires are here. " Madisons bring to every owner a new delig'h't in motoring. * They establish a higher standard in tire performance. They are a real tire and in our judgment, superior in workmanship and materials to any other tire. They have the &fl' in them. They'ge hand-built—sturdy, strong and they wear well. “Su Endurance” télls the story concisely and truth- fully. We ask you to try N Madison - Tires That is if you want superb tire endurance ! ‘West End Vulcanizing C. P. McCARTHY, Prop. . 339 West Main Street, New Britai S is in charge of our labor bureau, and could also pertaps profitably spend a few moments ilitalking over shop problems, voicing our indebtedness as a division to the ea: cfforts of our purc agent, Mr. Abbe, in supplying us w, and to Mr. Atwater, tion manager, in cutting red t bastening to our factory the rial from which to produce our prof; ust but I intend meeting you at your monthly meetings, repoerting to you so to speak. and request of you any suggestion for the betterment of our nization. “However, I feel that this evening shop talk should be avoided. We are here to enjoy ourselves, to listen to Dr. Scott, who I know will entertain us and give to us thoughts that will be of much value, and repeating the word “Welcome,’ I thank you for your attendance.’ Mr. Glover Called Upon. Mr. Glover was also called upon and in a few well chosen words thanked the factory foremen for the co-operation they have always given him and assured Mr. Spear that if in the future he receives the hearty sup- port of the foremen that had been his during his long term of service, Mr. Spear’s success in his new posi- tion was assured. Later Mr. Glover made allusion to the starting of the screw business in New Britain and explained how that one of the pio- neer manufacturers, hearing that the Russell & Erwin company was about to buy out a factory in Wheatogue, “hitched up his team” in the morn- ing, drove over to that factory and purchased it then, before the others That was the beginning of or; arrived. the business here. A letter of regret was read from A. J. Sloper, a director of the con- cern, who was unable to be present as he was en route for the republi- can convention. He spoke in glowing terms of the ability of Mr. Glover Spear, congratulated Mr. and the If Homer and Mllton Had Lived Today And had YOUR advantage of eye- sight science they probably never would have been blind. "And if they had been wealthy in wvision, ajong with thcir great gemius, the world might be still greater en- riched by their Literature. Chink what these poor blind pocts missed in lifc that you can bhave ! Think what thcy missed in eye- saght advantage that awaits your beck and call ! Have you had your eyes examined iateiy” DAVIS & GOODWIN Registered Optometrists TEL. 1905 The Emblem of superior Qiptical Service: Look for LAk | fourscore vears mark but takes as, T0 HIS ASSOCIATES | Thank You New Britai You have placed your stamp of approval o! methods and our merchandise. To merit an ovation as greeted us during our 20% duction Sale was our sincere desire. This 2 Reduction 0% Off Will be discontinued after WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9T% 3 Days more to Save $1 on every $5 you s on standard clothing, Kuppenheimer and ley Brand. onnors- N Alway 318 MAIN STREES Foremen’s club upon its cient per- sonnel. Play Up to the Game. The principal spcaker of the even- ing was Dr. Willard Scott of Brook- line, Mass., an after dinner speaker of national repute. Dr. Scott is an eloquent talker; a man with a real message for mdh, but who has humor so embodied -in himself that it radi- ates from him and his talk takes on the asject of a humorous mono- logue until it is later analyzed when it is found that he has really driven home a pertinent message. Dr. Scott's theme was “Play Up to the Game,” and he put it across with the well known “punch.”” He com- pared the old times with the present times, compared. various modes of living and various methods of doing one's life work and declared that the only man worth while is the man who plays up to the game; the man who puts today's failures behind bhim and starts off tomorrow afresh: the man who plays the game of life fair- ly and squarely but plays it for all it is worth; the man who is not sat- isfled with doing just what is ex- pected of him, but does a little more; the man who is not satisfied to go in the beaten paths, but who “takes a chance” and plays for big stakes. In conclusion, Dr. Scott touched upon the relation of capital and labor as they are today and compared them with the conditions of years ago. The spirit of comradery is growing more and more evident and every day the world is growing more beautiful a place in which to live, he said. Guests of the Evening. Among the guests of the evening were several of the new executive staff of the Screw corporation, Presi- dent A. G. Kimball of Landers, Frary & Clark, Isaac D. Russell of the Am- erican Hardware corporation and Jesse F. Atwater, traffic manager of that concern. Another guest was Horace K. Jones of Hartford, who has been with the Corbin Screw _corporation for 45 years. Today Mr. Jones is near the lively an interest in the concern as| the younger men. He is at the fac- tory every day and proudly .boasts that during past 456 years he has been back and forth between Hartford and New 0 in Kensington, laying them out to use in obtaining water power for an old factory in that place. During the evening there was music by a gathering of male singers. Syrup A cane sugar syrup of excellent quality. American Sugar Refining Company ““Sweeten it with Domino’”’ DO DROP And Look Over Our EVERSHARP P Any of which will make an at iceable GRADUATIONGIFT fo