New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 24, 1925, Page 5

NSPIRATION TLK ATC,0F C.DINNER F. J. Raymond Tells How to Improve Life I “To make a success in any job, vork as though every day were the Arst day on the job, To get suc- cessful cooperation out of your em- ployes, don‘t forgét to say ‘good morning’ every orning,'wsalll Frank Jewel Raymond, business achieve- ment expert, in an address fo mém- Lers of the Chamber of Commerce at the Burritt hotel last night, Mr, Raymond wspoke ‘on *‘The Btairway to Achievemen “The art of talking fs great, the art of listen- ing Is greater, but the art of saying something is greatest,” he said, Ex- plaining further he pointed out that the first seven years mark the first step on the stairway to achievement, Here one meets the three M's— mother, manners and morals, which guide the child over the first step. The next step, he said, was that of the three H's—head, heart and hand, e sald this included the use of the hands, the sentiment in the heart and the head to play the game square. The third step he said might occur at the age of 11 or 12 or ft might not come until high school or college days. This was the step of the three T.'s—lahor, letters and leisure, “We start our labor, earn our letters or education and win our Jeisure.” The next step he characterized as the three I's—experience, expres- sion and oxpansion. “You are what you are as the result of your ex- perience through expression to ex- pansion.” A later step in life was explained as the three R’s—reflection, reced- ence and release. He fllustrated this by the man who says, “I've been a member of this lodge and on this committee for so long, now I'm through."” We begin to recede until fnally we are released hy our asso- clates,” ha said. The last step he said was that of profit. “Perception means good wdgment by which we galn power and through our personal power, profit,” He sald there were three groups of workers, to be found among factory omployes, ‘school teachers, business- men, ministers and people In 4ll walks of life, These groups includ- ed the “What's the use? It can't be done crowd.”” This group he characterized as the indifferent crowd, thé crowd which says “Be- lieve'me I've been here 156 years and I know it can't be done. “Home of us like to feel that wu are 100 per cent Amerlcans, A lot of people who claim to come from good famllies seem to be a long way from home. My ancestors landed in Philadelphia with Billy Penn in the sixteen hundreds for the same rea~ son your ancestors came over and for the same reason the last lmlnl-; to get | {1t was essential grant landed at Ellis Island, away from where they were, “If you give a Swede poison, will dle. 8o will an Ttalian, will you or I or anybody clse. We are all human. No particular group has any monopoly of what America has to give, “We hear men say, ‘I don't like him, he's a Catholle,’ or ‘I can't stand him, he's a Lutheran he Ho or a Baptist Suppose we all went into a handsome church building to worship God. You go to the east side and look out of the Methodist window. Some one else goes to the west side and looks out of a Catholic window. If I want to climb the elevator shaft and stand | on top of an old step ladder to look 6ut of a Quaker window it's no- body's damn business, and besides the same sun shines on ihe whole building. “The other fellow worships God whether he goes to your church or not. It makes no difference wheth- er he is sprinkled or doused, just as long as he believes he's getting | what he's getting when he gets it. “Success consists in doing right the little things. Go to your work each day as if it were {he first day and you were compelled to make good.” The three classes of workers he said include those who say “T'll be darned it I'll do it, they can get somebody else.” This is the class of workers he explained who do {less than they are told. Others do just what they are told and no the three P's—perception, power and CORNS Llft Off No Pain! | Doesn't hurt eme bit! little “Freezone” on an aching corn, | Drop 2| instantly. "that corn stops hurting, | then shortly you lift it right off with fingers, Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of | “Freezone” for a few cents, sufficlent | t0 remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the foot calluses, without soreness or irritation. |We are yellow doga full of ‘flees’'— |'We* and get any from more. Still others do what is to be done without being told. “A mas- ter is one who believes in himself and who can do things without be- ing told. A knocker never wins— a winner never knocks.” Speaking of the community chest ‘\9 said that in Orange where they have about 100,000 people they raun $400,000 which is distrn)uwd’ among 26 organizations, He told the men they owed it to themselves and their town to patronize local business places. “If you do, then it is up to the mer- chants to carry the merchandise and the clerks to give you the service,” he said. ‘“‘Some of us don't get along be- cause we don't believe in ourselves. we flee from responsibilities. Per- |on in New Britain as speedily as possible, There is more danger of fatal| |at the money. \WOMEN NEED SHAMP-ROOT | of ambition, nervousness, are often sons should use the firm pronoun the" pro- | poun ‘I' when talking business. | In conclusion he said, “Don't for- get the other fellow is a human be- ing just like yourselt, regardless of his religion, belief or nationality. | The day you believe in your fellow- | man and yourself, yowll succeed.” | At the close of Mr. Raymond's | address, President Joseph R. An- drews of the Chamber of Commerce, | I who presided, announced that if Mr. | Raymond's talks were desired it | was possible to get him here m| alk to employes on April 28 and 80 and May 6. Due to the fact that many of the members wero busy in the community chest drive, there were Just about 50 present, Mr, Andrews sald it would require a pledged audlence of about 276 to guaranteo expenses. The men pres- ent guaranteed 176 last night, Mr. Raymond will speak on the | dates ‘mentioned in the Central | Junior high school auditorlum, He will speak to high school students on one of those days also, Mr. Andrews in opening the meet- Ing spoke of the increasing number of accidents in New Britaln and of a safety council here. He intro- duced Hartwell Taylor, president of | the Rotary club, who #tarted the movement in this eity. Mr. Taylor | recently visited the national council headquarters in Chicago, He stated that after investigation he found that hazards were becoming so great that New Britain torm the habit of becoming safety | conscious, He rtcommended that work towards that end be carried accidents in the home than on the streets or highways, according to Lloyd Blanchard, manager of the Safety council of Springfleld, ho spoke on the proposed safety coun- cil here. PICKPOC AT HIGH SCHOOI, Carl Swanson of 520 Farmington gvenue reported to Sergeant Mat- thias Rival yesterday afternoon that | {36 had been stolen from his pocket at the senlor high school, LF -l(l\ MONEY STOLEN | A theft of $14 from a box at American Legion headquarters here was reported to the police station late last night. The thief had been | forced to break open the box to get = i e Thousands of women have kidney and bladder trouble and never sus- pect it. | Women's complaints often prove to be nothing else but kidney tron- ble, or the result of kidney or blad- der disease, | If the kidneys are not in a healthy | condition, they may cause the other organs to become disecased, Pain In the back, headache, loss times symptoms of kidney trouble. Don't delay starting treatment. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, a physi- | cian's prescription, obtained at any drug store, may be just the remedy needed to overcome such conditions, Get a medium or large size bottle Immediately from any drug store. However, 'if you wish first to'test this great preparation send ten cents to Dr, Kilmer & Co. Binghamton, N. Y., for a sample bottle. When writing be sure and mention this paper. ———— MONEY CREDIT Up to $300 to housekeepers or roperty owners on furniture left in the home. Lawful interest only, QUICK — FAIR — PRIVATE Beneficial Loan Society §7 West Main St., cor, Washingi | Room 104, *Prons 16, Open 9 to 5:30 Saturdays 9 to 1 Licensed by and Bonded to the State Don't divide 2 doughnut— make enough to go 'round. | SnowprieT is 2 wholesome frying fat. 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