New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 28, 1925, Page 15

- WILL DEFY UNION Strike Expected at Marray, Holmes and Towers Plants Three more Kerlin brick compan- fes today decided against signing an! agresment to recognize the National sy Workers' Union and it is prob- able that the men will be called out from those three plants tomorrow morning, according to information secured from the offices of the Holmes Brick Co. The firms involved are the Murray Brick Co, the Tow- ers Brick Co. and the Holmes Brick Coit It 18 not known just how many men will go on strike at these yards, as the employers are not sure as fo the number who are union workers. It was stated at the Murray Br Co. that no definite information as to the plans of the union has been sccured, although the leaders have been among the men (or soveral days, It was said that it is the desire | of the firm to keep ‘“open shop'" at that yard, No {nformation of any sort could be elicited at the Towers Brick Co., Reginald Towers, head of the con- | cern, stating that he was not in a position to spealk this afternoon. Al- though H. Holmes of the Holmes Brick (‘0. could not be reached at hig office this afternoon, an official stated that in all probability a strike will be called tomorrow at the three plants mentionad. It was rumored that the Stiles & | Reynolds Brick Co. was to be in-| cluded with the other three in the strike, although officials at that eoncern pleaded ignorance of any guch moves on the part of the union. The superintendent of the plant was of the opinion, however, that agreement with the strikers will be eizned New Sunday Law Is Aim Of Lord’s Day Alliance New York, July 28 (A—The Lord's Day alliance, throngh Rev. A Brooks, secretary of the educational Gepartment, today announced a plan to make a new Sunday law an issue at the next legisiative session, A law | embodving in general provisions | eontained in the Jenke hills which failrd at the last session will be| dravn up, after public sentiment has besn eounded Tn any law which may be formu- fated for presentation to the legisla- ture the alliance said it would seek | the fallowing provisions: That Sunday is to be a day of gest from unnacessary work, bus- inees, and eecular interests; that it ghall he these no | ¢ W. | protected so as to enable | ahn desirs to use the day to| ther, ethical, mo cultural life, to do so in peace with- out the repose and quietness of the | day being disturbed; that Sunday shall be freed from all commercial- fzation and from those things which exploit the people. |Cook, Stewed at Wheel, lakes Hash of Traffic ) The case of Harry Trudo, cook at | the Triangle 1Inn, Farmington, | whose automobile last night startied [the quiet of West Haven by suddenly ing into and more or less crip- three other machines before being rendered hors de combat it self at the corner of Iorest and Derby avenue, that town, was { continued until Thursday morning in [ West Haven police court this morn- Jln . Trudo was arrested after the quadruple smashup and charged with reckless driving and driving under the influence of liquor, Trudo, ording to the West Haven police, secemed very much “liquored up” when he approached the corner, and after striking the first car, | ningly on its way picking off the ofhers as they came along. Trudo's {car and one of the other cars were damaged to such an extent they had to be towed away. | In additton to Trudo's car, ma- | chines from Shelton, Fast Haven {and Hamden were included, the mir- |acle of the entire mixup being that Ino one was even slightly infured, Trudo, hefore being locked up for the night, hoasted that he was in the very hest of spirits CONVENE 28 (A—Tmpromptu an a T PLARS Seattle, July band concerts and parades | day reception at castie headquarters |automahile tours of the eity. and at the opening perform wayfarer. constituted yester- Knights Tem triennial con- [tendance at {ance of the sion pageant day's activities of the plars here for tha 36 ave This T.eonidas Mastor is Grand Indianapoli afternoon Newhy of » ment FYOLUTION HFARING FRIDAY Washington, July 28 (M —A hear: ink in Washington's evolution |wwas postponed today until Friday | The ¢ vae agreed to hy JTnstice jddons of the Distriet of Columbia f i reme Court | T.oren H. Wittner Isuit in an effort to stop the l1ocalesehool authorities, insisted that time was needed {o study the when counsel for who brought the av of more government’'s motion to dismiss fil- ny \ foedwond Park. Eng I. B. Joel's Defiance v wards cup for 1.000 sot {here today fe by the Tatrarch Nefiance |of Bright e e ———— e —————— street his machine continued spin- | that ! mammoth [ta call to order tha grand encamp- | suit | ‘MAYI]R OPENS FIRE ONTONING FNEMIES | | (Continued from First Page) type of zening ordinance would be | best to protect their interests and |allow of expanding their plants. Their feeling was not unlike that of individual property owners who ended the public hearings and pressed their approval or disap- proval, he explained. Anvious to Avold Nuisances I Mr. Christ said New Britaln must jalways be a manufacturing city and its residents realize they must stand A few {nconveniences and conditions they would not be confronted with (it they llved In a city not a manu- facturing eity or in a rural com- munity, But, he sald, manufac- turers desirous of avoiding any nulsances and all {incon- veniences that are not ahsolutely necessary to industry. The ordinance committes has glven the very hoest typs of coopera- tion Mr. Christ satd. He has mad several recomniendations and the matters are now under constderation | by the common No Cause for Anxiety \ Mr. Christ fafls to see occ | for anxiety on the part nv ma turers. He Dbelieves vith the ordinance commit tend -to bring about the dustry helieves are nees { wholly satisfactory zon i man David L. ordinance committe Rutl are actual R ary Nair of the and Couneil- . hoth of whom ence, said t 1id to the com- v i A law Traftod of C. of Commerce of criticism He said Secre- d the zoning act gula [N ories o all is to he Nair Criticizes €. The Chamber in for by Couneilm eame round in Nair, tary Ralph Gould has predic | overthrow of the present with 130 ta one against its r tions. vet canstructive eriticism net fortheoming from the fact A specific instance of a chang Plain- ‘e sought “tories was ey d by My rist as follows: } osts found a sev no bul snited © shops s pre eavs lalf times the width of the Unider th builling is not aburtin stpee e ruling ahntting no seven ot stary s whers there t 60 feet wide The law reday meht 7OMINg Vil be discusse 1t R mesting of the inanes committer 3l the e tecom mendations of Stanley Works will be eonsidered The factory vecord as slight modifications largest manufacturing establis |In the city, The fhe largest plant which was today pat it cecond favoring zonir is the Tment council committee, | also | American Hardware || has | Personals Miss a week with Mrs. J View, T. W. Rackliffe is vacationing at Indian Ne Miss ¢ Agnes Bardeck tharine M Curtin of Hawkins street and Miss Irene |O'Brien ot Bristol are spending (thelr vacation at Atlantic City ‘Anested in Cleveland ‘ On Burglary Charge Willlam Sokolski, 19, of Silver Louts 8nid kL 17 and Harold Hackey ,17, were arrested in Cleveland, O., last Wednesday on charges of burglary, larceny ani carrying concealed weapons accord- ing to word recefved here today, Ac cording to tha report the youths were murprised while rohbing a gas station there. One of the trio made an attempt fire at a policeman who detected them but the gun jam- med |atreet treet, to POLIC EAM PRACTICES A large number of aspirants for I position on the ball team that will (represent the local police depart- {ment in their games this {vorted at Walnut Hill park this ernoon, and got In the first wotice session of vear. 1 are settling down fo hus the game hids falr to for the New holds the re: of o i hardest ! police police ni calls for the in the sta locs Haven team at t field day on A The sl 1s to cross h The dates for the two ga Meriden police cen .lnmw»h- séttled that they will he Angnst 19 and 24 v‘vn fivst g 1 in Merid with the ot {prol ing playe COOLINGT ampscott, Cooli in NOT ADVISED Mass., Jul nt s ition by 1 San Disgo, Cal Thoeiotit hase o s and ar today Canrt Wilbur rry it RRIDGEPORT OFFICIALS AF “l Membher jeaths in made Moges .f Kille Desmond t 44 of Nov Tanuary 28, whi by Coroner Talomo firoad eros: A struck the year ca- Haven driving Wall Street Briefs Pro is apanding | J. Walsh at Bay | Corn [makas ita escond offering of nd abroad to the In a v'l 1 stock was five 1 5 cars employes at ) a ‘ym' te MURDER 15 SFEN IN ELM CITY 6ASE ed from First Page) belteved end.” nature of the luiter the jon that the man yoys and then himself an opinion and be the e had the opl awaite oner nidenee 6, i and Sunday his Herman g Joseph to a & T0 WED ROSSIAN DM‘CFR Colleae, Cambridae Offefal of King: and Miss Tadia Tonoukbng An- nonnce Fngagement | | | | QPF[}UI ATORS 1 Bl HUWSS et Bullish A(m'nv Marks Wall Street Today Arat faw A\ anc in the around §4.833% A UTNAM & CO. 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WM r—eztren INSURANCE AND CASUALTY COMPANIES | tel Building 3 Capital 1,000 150,000 1,150,000 2,000,000 | 2,000,000 150,000 | 3 100,000 | meeting 1,000,000 [ roome this e 180,000 o 400,000 1,000,000 Ask : City Items o8 - 510 ) Tmpartant business in Arch Street Improve will be discussed chambe ith the ociation af Offic commer 11l he pROROD SO ao G baauacan Ni Brit Ay horn at the New Alsont was o ain Genera! hospital teday to Mre. Mi Deney STRANGER COMES CUT IN AID OF PRISONER and chael Angelo of atreet 0260NE 1000000 Tads Warkensie Relensed 1,000,000 Myttertous Woman Futs Money July 28 (B — Ta L e Tampa. Fla, Esme Ma ) hunter and international & 0.000 it M Grace 2ie l" sterday after ail here e he cr 1.mats of an a URING COS who a1 Tom Conman mad her identity ‘orthless 05,000 | Prav. Tampa re 20 |Aereed for Lady £.000.000 | manths agn 20,000 | o 000 419,000 § 990,000 6.025.5 1,000,000 1,000,000 200 to vha traft Charges were dismiss “1 414 not think Tlorida I had a friend i Trdy G until today race 7leaid Whoever came to m nust certainly w And T intend return it 2| sistance g0 nobl and maney to or s soon as sible A suit for false ituted against M : U MacKenzie, she said. 17.700,00 ehenrt ghe n nd. 50 a0y | disheartenad, was in a quandary 300,000 | regarding her future. Her capital | £.500,000 eonsisted of a roturn ticket to Ha T0M000 yana, which {8 redeemable. o008 280 8 T ady AfACK s indignar her grave mood was softene only hy reference to the henefactress In black, ruggled to hold bac $500.000 toars of happiness when she spo 6.000,000 (o r 0k 1 ctarion ~ 000'00 Of her mysterious friend ‘000000 Though It was supposed by Sheriff 12,600,000 | Heirs that several other complaints 20,000,000 woyld he made against Tady Mac- 10.500.000 h N iAoy 344 ave been register 000,000 9,075,000 §.000.000 10,000,000 25,000,000 6,000,000 | 17.500.000 6,000,000 10,000,000 10,000,000 40,000,000 10,000 000 s will be in- Bray by Lady Tenniless and arr 2p iy 1% 0 1851 - Y - 0 00 01422 | of enzie w sh 12 1 2 20 Kenzie none SMezLLnLLae Kazmira Slap=ki vs. Boleslaw Slapski City Court, City of New Britain July 27, 5 SECOND ORDER OF NOT! Upon complaint said brought to the city court of Rritain, Connecti the third lay of June A. D. 1925, cla $1,500.00 damages for money 1o it appearing to the subscribing a thorities that Siapski. has gone to parts unknown, and th unable to ascert poZoDPoo000En = UL 00 of Y-V~ 18 2 1" 18 crtneone o200 P 3,000,000 3nleslaw : plaintiff is 4 N 1,000,000 5,000,000 10,000,001 .000.0 1,000,000 TRETY QM A JJ10 whereabouts Ordered that notice of the ir tion and pendency of said complaint a1l be given to said defendant by publishing this order in the New Britain Herald, a daily newspaper published in the City of New Brit .;p iand State of Connecticut nnrf week for two successive week. ginning on or before the ist dl\ August A. D. 1925 By Order of The Court RAUL J. DANBERG, Clerk. stity 12,800,000 | 1.800,000 18,000,000 5,000,000 1,500,000 10,000,000 2,008 000 1,000.ova | 1,000,000 M 47 | .w 89 West Main St. IN SPRINGFIFID \r ’ TANDIS A Tandie | zam | Bastern lat 2 ba } RAD CHIEKS CATSE ART When nn.. July hter Dayton, Te tnth Owen. day uth Ow da nnings Bryan My A Mrs tormer ks of Flortda T mpant fun \S ashington f¢ F unera Is 1 Mrs. | The sehastiano Pappalardo. is mornir at the fi Crean sang from. t | Mary Rev brant at Pall b | Adam Rutkowski Aloyzie Ploct were Stella rwicki, Ce Alexander a high mass of re¢ rs were St v Dor Taseph Gut, A Zigmund Barker VISIT OUR BEAUTIFUL NEW AND SHOP AT (Professional Ridss *' Bollerer’s Posy Shop The Telegraph Florist of New Britain e .Iusmh A. Haffey| Funera; Uirector Phone 1625-2 opposite St. Mary's Uharen Residence, 17 Summer St.—1625-3 o |30 Germany s demar in fed irt tod that he nanld grant a t restramning WShsat ) oand rat HEAVY PENATAY TV Samford. Conn, Juiy for heepin as did LIUT 85,180 ESTATH An s filed in n by and pr APpraiser e afternoo: mpso Old Traveler | Theopnite habekt Bielsk. Pol [to Warsaw 1o recover » reh ade a long § the vhich en they rney bells of | were | tela HOUSE STATEMENT !I S TREASURY SUTATEMUAT | Dead Aviator Held as Biameless for (‘rash KIWANIANS TO SCOUT cwre In the Moonlight go Phoenix classified Just m o clasalded ad dept It's the Her HHartford Conn. Trust Bldg. Burntt Hotel Bldg. Tel. 2-7186 Tel. 3420 0 SHARES UN ION MFG. CO. I'nexcelled Public Utility Investment LLOW TAXI COMPANY OF DETROIT 1 'nhynl ¢ tocl Preferred Divider on commen stock as high as 24% Annually. Dezeriptive Civenlar upon request KAUFMAN & SPANIJIER IROAD ST, NEW YORK Phone Hanover 0660 SUSPENDED have been notified by oner of motor vehicles ator's licenses of John eenwood street lo Ferrotti of 260 South et have been guspended of George David, 141 t and Walter Nevolis of have Dbeen re- w«lllll"ll\!! FINED LICENSES The Subscription Books of The City National Bank of New Britain Are Now Opened DIRECTORS R J Jurran PAJEWSKI Pajewskl. ROGERE . Pres. and Treas. er Chuck Co. 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