New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 20, 1924, Page 17

NEW BRITAI? DAILY HERALD, I'RIDAY, JUNE 20, 1924, - e e e e e S EANAI]IAN POSTAL SERVICE HAMPERED Several Eastern Cities Affected hy Strike June 20.—Postal was reported badly demoraiized tcteral cities and towns Canada today as negotiations between representatives of the striking mem- bers of the federation of posial ployes and Dominion officials mained in a deadlock. In several places a skeleton serviee is being maintained ,argely through the employment of men who have taken .the places of the strikers. The province of Ontario is the hardest hit in the Dominion. In most cities and towns in this province the strlke has disrupted business. The railway mail clerks last night joined the striking Ontario postmen and of- clerks, completing the tie-up. Montreal also was hard hit. Hamil- ton workers have returned to their posts while most of the Oftawa pos- | tal employes did not go out. It is helieved that the strike order was not abeyed by workers in British Colum- bia and in the Prairie and Maritime provinees . The strike was only par- Hally successful in the province of Quebee, Tndications early last night | that an agreement soon would be | reached between the strikers and the gevernment but at midnight members of the feedration announced they had determined to continue fhe strike, Acting Postmaster General Stewart, they said, had declared the govern- ment would refuse to grant thelr re- quest for a hoard of arbitration. He also indicated, that the strike eould be settled only on the government's terms, and these they refused, Post office and other government oficials have relterated their stand t none of the men on strike would e reinstated, declaring that the sub- | stitutes will he )npl in the servics, Torontoe, gervice in of Eastern | am- re- fice were SHEPARD—BATTYE Harry B. Shepard and Miss Gladree 8. Battre Now on Honeymoon n York State and Canada. The marriage of Miss Gladyee 8 | Battye, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, | HWerbert Batiyve of 378 Stanley stroot, | te Harry B, 8hepard, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Shepard of 550 Stanley strast, took place Wednesday after. noon at 4 o'clock at the Routh Con- gregational church. Rev. Dr. George W, ¢, Hill officiated. Mrs. Merwin C, | Plerce, cousin of the groom, Was ma- tron of honor and the bridesmalds | were Miss Lefiore Elliott and Miss | Fsther Mattson. Virginia Sperl, cousin of the bride, was flower girl. The best | man was Merwin (. Plerce and the | ushers wers Albert Oquist and Leroy | Schabel. | The bride was attired in a gown of +hite georgetts and carried a shower bouquet of bridal roses and sweet | peas. The matron of honor wore | F'rench blue georgeits and carried | butterfly roses. The bridesmalds’ | gowna'gvere of pink taffeta and green | georgette and they carried bouquets of periwinkie and yellow sweet peas. The | flower girl wore pink organdie and | carried a basket of pink rose buds and | forget-me-nots. The gifts of the bride te her attendants were as follows: matron of honor, cuft pins; brides- malds, lingerie clasps® and to the flowsr girl, A bracelet. The groom gave the bride a bracelet, tha best man, a gold pencil and the ushers, | cuft links. ‘The wedding march from | “Lohengrin” 1 was played by Mre, E Weiant, Fallowing the ceremony a reception was held at the homs of the bride's parents at which thers wers about| 100 guests present from New London, Worcester, New Jarsey, New Haven, Epringfield. Meriden, Willimantic, Norwich, Boston, Hartford and this The house was prettly decorat. daisies and eity. ed with \mountain laurel, terns Mr. and - Mrs. Shepard left on A mo- tar trip through New York stats and Canada and upon their return will re. aide at 878 Staniey street, Mr. Ehep. ard is employed by the Hartford Courant. D. MILLER & CO. {Jonn A. |be sold at pubiic auction at 10 o'clock {erator's licenses of | 8ee them at the Mary City Items Perfection 0il Cooker, demonstra- tion on, at The Big Furniture et a sample from the demonstration —advt. Burritt Grange will ho'd its regular mrrnng Saturday evening at Jr. O. U. M. hall. Supper will be served at a 30 o'clock and later in the evening | Store {New Britain the third and fourth degrees will be | conferred on a class of 30 candidates by a team composed of the younger members of the Grange, Rapp's orchestra plays new Victor ‘When Diaie rs Are Play ing Peek-a-Boo.” C. L, Pierce & Co. record |—Adv, At a recent elecifon of officers of Winthrop council, Sons and Daughters of Liberty, Mrs. George Melsner was elected recording secretary. Victrolas and Pianos, Henry Morans —adit. ck and fixtures in the store of Coons at 221 Park street will the morning of June , In exccution of a 3703 judgment obtamed city court against Coons hy W. J. Fallon. The commissioner of motor vehicles | has notified the police that the op- James Chomosky Oscar B have of 567 Smalley street and Vassell of 44 Lake Boulevard |been suspended. Have the Herald follow you on your vacation, 18¢ a week, cash with order. —ad-t. Sale of the hetter grade of dresses, Choice of the rack at $10 and $1 Elizabeth, West Main, Professional Bldg.—advi, Choice hats $5. French Hat Shop, 87 W. Main, Prof. Bldg.—ad\t. Our childrens shoes are of the same fine quality as our Walk-Overs for men and women. Yanning's Walk Over Shoe store.—adftt, Sarah Welinsky has against Jacob Goldberg for 225 through the office of Attorney Wi liam M, Greenstein. 'The plaintiff al- entered suit |leges that the money is due on a loan. 08 through the office of Atty, David 1. Nair, has hrought ac tion against M. H Westerherg of Windsor for 8200 damages. The complaint alleges non-payment of & note Marvin F. Wellins of 43 Oak stre and Miss Lilllan E. Steinhaus of 62 Broad street have taken out a lieense to marry, Mr. and Mrs. John R, Kiely of 81 Winter street have as their guesta for the week-end, Mr. and Mrs. Ranklin of Bakerssille, Cal, who are making a tour of the country hy aute, Mres. R. Beach, HIMBERG & HORN | corporal | Mrs, 8 {at Burlington, | spend | granted Ranklin her husband rvanch owner Mr. and Mrs of Miami, Fla., are visiting relatives in Hartford a niece of Mre. Kiely, is a retired ¢ Edward ¥ formerly of thi Curtis Clifford of IKensi attended the regatta keepsie on Tue Ihe Sons of Veterans auxiliar hold so1 and friends at the G. A. R. h morrow night at Members of [.. Rons of Veterans ans auxillary, will hall Sunday -at 2:30.p the cemetery to decorate ihe deceased members Supply Sergeant George H Theodore . E and Cook Ired I, 1659th infantry, hool of instruction Devens, Ma from June Stanley rauskas, son of Mi Zarauskas of § Kelsey m St day 1 military for memb 8 o'clack N and Sone of Ve at G. A m., £ Penfield of Tohr will attend a days' sc at has returned fri at Orchard Lake, the summer with Al Itichman, son of Mr. and Pavid Pichman of 204 Park fand Trving Croll, son of Mr Louis Croll of 64 [Fairview ave tonight for Sound will spend the Michigan his parents, to spe will where they Michael Mrs, David street, will lod New sume duties Raymond Little Toseph Krakuskas left this 1 at 2 o'clock for the Fresh Air where tF Al a4 IFichman, son of Fichman of Monday where he leave York as social dircc Joseph Conn set up the tents and prepare f. coming of tha children 8. M, Brewstor, camp, will join them Monda Miss Anna Scanlon, a the Central Junior high schaol the summer vacation next te or Canada. 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We Deliver Goods Any nhrre in the \la'e and ifornia ‘H) i to to graves Pindell of Company four and street, | then Mary's college nd Ars, | her and Mrs, stroe Vie ek-end and Park Totem v, [ment here, War. d ng 1 ey will June 20— has licensa to hecome a free leader by the Palm Beach coun The court authorized her to take sole charge of her proper and manage it th the same effect and property privileges enjoyed by a single womar NEGRO SLAVER P - MY LI Murderer of Man, Assailant of | Girl, Hanged in Arizona negro, Flarence, Ward, mas hanged at dawn at the state for th murder of Gr raity student Ted Arizona Uni yutomobile on the * running ot into the ) vhile riding ir Miss Maxine MeNelly board a of Gr with stepped ead He from fthe d fired a killing Misa mining attacked her and body, leavin {, | ventually recover | ness against Ward After his con im instantly forced and to mdoned car to an tunnel, where he I two shots into tor dead was a and to gain his ap and reedom by atte to kid hold in aries who were of the women 8u s he attempted t ell, there to be promised his attracted hy the ser z on him One ned sever infuries until Ie sams of the free Jow ecor the superviser of the |§ at will in Specially Priced At specially his cell two women mission- | inte his i Ahsolutely With Every Purchase ymen, rushed to i riresoue and [Proposed Ordinance - Would Handicap Dept. 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