Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 8, 1919, Page 12

Success Cries waHKen has his chan ' None—not one, need go down life’s road, broken in spmt with just aspersions on his “luck.” There is no secret to Et:::ec:ys;:a—rt‘heal:ves of all f;r men of wealth are an open book before you. Their success was the result of action—grasping time by the forelock; ndmg to the crest with'every wave of prospenty, going in on the ground floor of every “live” business proposmon and staymg with it till it speiled “profit.” Now Comes Opportumty Knockmg At Your Door WILL IT FIND YOU AWAKE? WILL IT FIND YOU READY TO SEIZE THE CHANCE TO ENRICH YOURSELF? 2P In the life of every great mdustry as in all things of nature, there are three periods of life—the sowing, the growing and the reaping. In order to reap the fruits of industry it is inevitable that you must plant the dollars in its days of mfancy and stay with it till the harvest. The Kelley Tire & Rublgpgm(}o. e SRR L OF NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT LT Has now passed the formative stage—has passed the day when you invested your money on what was going tobe done. Itis NOW in the stage of Creation. It is NOW in the days of accompluhment The time when you can come in on this big Rubber Corporahon on the ground floor is fast passing by you—The Time to Act i is Now, before the stock books close for good. AT Xi3-7% o) 9t paan SE LR O Our Great Factory in New Haven is Now Under Way READ WHAT THE NEW HAVEN NEWSPAPERS PRINT ABOUT OUR NEW PLANT IN THAT CITY If you invested a few dollars in any one of ‘the great motor ,or rubber corporations a few years ago you would now be wealthy. L] Common sense teaches that the time to buy anything is when it ALL NEW HAVEN PAPERS PRINTED THIS ARTICLE . s 3 ST 4 2 is low in price and wait until it increases in value, BIG TIRE AND RUBBER SHOP . g 3 § TO BE BUILT IN WEST HAVEN This new industry is already showing sharzholders a profit on e Soeurad R omeena Is expectes that tom 490 o S0 OFFICERS il he it 1] yed. . tire and tube purchases. e el L e S Edward J. Kelley Chas. H. Bortell, Jr. Maj. Wm. F. Alcorn Aw-y ‘on Modern Factory Build- will be put up in another part of e 3ot ot Ehditians WA b President Vice-Pres. and Treas. Sec’y and General Counsel " » ¥ 3 2 > s for the expenditure of ap- | commenced by Westcott and Mapes . ¢ the ofi- One of the orlginators of Member .Connecticut bar Kelley Tire & Rubber Company was incorporated, Feb. 7, e R e S N e e e e f::n:;’;h:“a;ad&i i deinstos o e Gl e e ; ~ o gl el s ! . < s £ 1919. Executive offices at New Haven, Conn. Since: comnmenc: Rl B e L O e R e cifie Raliway. tire companies. cer in Us 8. Army. ing business a few months ago-the company now has about 1,000 transaction was completed yesterday | 1,000 tubes will be turned -out daily. whereby the company secured five | This will be increased to 1,000 tires Ry : gl ¥ v IRECTORS shareholders in and around New Haven alone, who-are receiving ot piant. The butlding will bo sits | Saward 3. Seelley. of New Haven o 25, Y H rcag - I "Lt = uated on West Elm street and will is the president of the company. He Ed d J. Kelley, president Keliey Charles H. Bortell, Jr., vice-presis 25% discount from list prices on Kelley tires (6,000-mile RdJoin the makt dine: of the: New |\ was formerly 2 prorainens. Eaflroad. o o ; Tire & Rubber Co. dent and treasurer, Kelley Tire & Rub- Haven raflroad. An electrically | officlal. Charles H, Bortell, Jr. is Dber Co equipped spur track will soon be | vice-president and treasurer. He is run in, responsible for the success of one of The land was bought through | the most prominent tire companies Clark Hall and Peck, title searchers, | and was sales manager of the M. M, and the purchase price is not | Green Co. of New York and the Na- divulged. The factory building, | tional Mileage Co. which will be 300 feet by 100, will Major William F. Alcorn, a mem- have 75,000 or more feet of floor | ber of the Connmecticut bar for 25 space. The equipment used will be | years, is secretary and general coun- the last word In factory appliances | sel. The directors are J. K. Smith and will cost about a quarter of a | of Waterbury, C. C, Perkins of New mhhon There will be a cooling | London and Julius Lederer of this nt for water with a capacity of | city. 3 23 000 daily, the use of coal may be The new company, which is being aispensed with as fuel ofl may be | financed entirely in Connecticut, is used to supply heat and power. capitalized at $1,000,000. At present The factory and separate power | the market value of the atoek is six plant will cost another $250,000. It guarantee) and Kelley Blue tubes (1-yéar guarantee). It is proposed to locate service stations throughout New England and thereafter expand throughout thé country as rapidly as conserva- tive business judgment will warrant. Maj. Wm. F. Alcorn, general coun- sel Kelley Tire & Rubber Ceo. Charles C. Perkins, treasurer Build- J. K. Smith, contractor and builder, ing and Loan Association, New Lon- Waterbury, Conn. don, Conn, Julius Lederer, president McTall Edward Clundt, treasurer Sanitary Rubber Co.,, West Haven, Conn. Baking Corp. New Haven, Conn. Expect to control patents covering the elini’nation of air bags in cord tires. Patents now applied for. John D. Rockefeller once said: “Don’tdelay! Getin while you can. The unwise man thinks a thing is no good or it would not be offered to him.” The wise man buys it, You Have the Same Chance of Success with the Kelley Tire and Rubber Company As other investors have had in other worthy industrial enterprises. Good men and true are putting their best efforts. forward to make this con- cern successful for you and the other shareholders. Their money with yours is necessary to finance this corporation to the size necessary todoa G Gt eesfussse—- WORLD-WIDE BUSINESS FOR THE GREAT KELLEY TIRE . — . Only Common Stock Will Be Issued! No P’referred Stock! Stock Now Selling No Bonds. Every Shareholder Will Share In Every Cent After November 15th the Corporation Earns. ; At 36,00 Per share " """ CERTAINLY A MERITABLE .. 1 At 377 .00 Per share Kelley Tire & Rubber Co., 962 Chapel St., New Haven, Conn.: When Will You Buy a Stock--at $6 or $10--or Will You‘iWait *Till It Reaches $100? Send me, without obligation on my part, full information regarding Kelley Tire & Rubber Co., lnc 962 Chapel Street EDWARD J. KELLEY, President New Haven, Conn. .............................................................. Kellemi&RubberCo umrflenl&hm!homnyofi:ueommintbehnnd Did you ever stop to consider all the good things you have al- ready let slip by. Don’t let another one go by.. dollars a share. MAIL THIS TODAY