New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 30, 1926, Page 15

plant superintendent. What wmust be done in the future is to Increase the Amerjcan worker's sense of s curity in lne with that of the Eur- opean worker, while at the same time not lessening his present oppor- tunity to Improve himselt and bets ter his station—a blessing which he enjoys far beyond the European worker of corresponding type,” GRANDLIST FIGURES RECEIVE CHANGES Net Reduction of $31,060 by Reliel Board A net reduction of $31,050 has been made in the grand llst by the hoard of rellef, cuts in assessments having totalled $35,325 and fn-| creases$d, 276, A house owned by Michael I, | Doherty was assessed as incomplete | when it should have been on the | list as fully erected, and this brought | | about & boost of 33,750 In his as- | | sessment. An error made In coq- | | puting lot sizes on Burritt street | brought about a cut of $525 in the | assessment agalnst 8. [lizabeth | Barks and a proportionate increase | for Carmela and Sebastiano Tom- | bardl. Lower land values on Broad | street, caused a reduction of $6,000 | in the property of Mrs. Katherine | O'Brien, and George C. Rogers was | glven a $5,000 cut because of a duplication. Reductions granted are: Charles MeMurray, Richard | street, land and garage, $250; Mary | L. Donohue, 118 Francls street, | barn, $350; Andre Rogalla, 311 | Farmington avenuo, land, $200; An- ton Ustach, Farmington avenue, land, $250; James and Eugene Con- | nelly, 164 Beaver street, land, $250; | Mrs. Katherine O'Brien, 2 Broad street, land, $6,000; 1. H. and Ber- | tha West, 44 Haley street, house, | §800; Qohn Szeslowicke, 28 Doris street, house, $2,000; Thomas Lowe, Washington street, land, §200 Joseph Mlynarski, Broad street, nd building, $1,400; George Rogers, 50 Church street, building, | ,000; Phillp Riley, 328 Washing- ton street, house, $1,000; Willlam P, Hallinan, 19 Lincoln street, automo- hile. $400; Jogeph Carpenter, 418 Farmington avenue, land, $800: Jo- seph Szewezyk, 114 Broad street, house, Charles J. Grecnstein, | Winthrop street (duplicats) $8,750: | Carmela 1r and T. Barberi, | 150 WashifEton strect, garage, $200; Richard . and Anna Piifie rent street, house, $200; L. Main and Beaver streets, exemption, $1,000 3. 116 Dwight s seph Peters, house, $500; Willic luummwm\ avenue irles. Sehenk, EUROPEAN WORKER HOLDS N 10 J0B No Labor Turnover There, Says Speaker at V. M.G. A, | “Europe ie the land of holding on, | while America is the land of ‘get- | ting on,' and the spread between | the American worker's present wages and his present cost of ne- cessitles {8 greater than for any worker In the world slnce the be. | ginning of modern industry. This puts an especlal responsibility for | Intelligent and tralned leadership upon the present-day foreman and | plant executlye.” These were state- ments made at the foremen's meets ing held™in the Y. M. C. A. gym- naslum Jast night. Whiting Wil- llums, writer and counsellor fn in- | Austrial and public relations, of | Cloveland was the speaker., His | subject was “Why Workers Leave | Lurope for Amerca." | Mr. Whllams has worked as a luborer in the coul mines and steel | plants of Britaln and I'rance and in the Ruhr and the Saar valleys in | Germany, besides studying the labor | problem as an observer in Belgium | and Italy, He made his points by telling of his own personal experl- onces in the varlous foreign work- ing places as well as in the workers' liomes and boarding houses in such | industrial towns as Doual, an indus- | trial city in north France, where he helped I'rench laborers to rebulld a steel plant occupied by the Ger- | mans for four years and wrecked | v them just before they retreated in October, 1018, Hard to Get Job in Europo “It is enormously harder tor a man to get a job in Lurope,” said | Mr. Williams, “than here. Euro- | pean laborer shift only slightly from one factory or mine to another, be- ause the chance would be too great of losing out completely. is practicall over, ot only does a man devote him- selt to holding on to his job, bhut o glves much time and thought to | making sure to pass his jol on to’| his children as, his most | precious picce of property Little Chance For Promotion “In additloy to the greater diffi- culties of getting a job over there, there is a much smaller chance for worker or his family to rise by motion from the ranks. s make it diffieult for the coal miner fo become a hoss or foreman 10 the Saar Valley, for instance, the German cugtom was to require who wished tg become a hoss to 5 a certuin examination at ge of 14. In order-to prepare for s test. the hoy had to start spe- studies at 10, But this sturt 50 expensive that it was ex ficult for unyone except man who got the saiury boss. Thus the class of fore- 1en wWetually perpetuated itself. In | 5 country miners are constant iaking examinations qualityiv 15 lire-l and positfons P the line. American Work dyantage So there ‘uo such thing as labor perhaps, Connelly, :, $150; Jo- High stre c' m Raber, land, Wooster the cial was street, 68 and 94 Hartford David Christiz J : Cornelius Scanlon, 409 nd, $200; 8. Llizabeth Burritt svrort. I1nd. 25 THREAT 70 KILL FAMILY REPORTED T0 POLIGE Allen street, Barks, o imilar ! < Advanteges Amcrican tfinally th of materials. is for every good citizen {o keep of m ng these, our 1 i resonrecs, last as long They are our national crveirs, The iner opportu- nity of the Ametiean worker to live t0 become 1 ore proficient fntelligent as a similar policy upon who would retain his ve- and pro t hly lahor. the 1 be- can e driven last of, fear and part); sitnatlon th ur of W country's we It to a policy Ignating Wisk Said to Have Drawn ihle. ol | | Revolver On Sokolskis in right Over AMeohol 10} ker and more itizen forces Il thos citer a «wo that 1 w Knskislk, 192 Alle Kill And seph Cl threatened to 86 Sexton, Jo- Allen street, and Albin Sokoleki streel becanse ns of alcolio} was anda, Iy ¢ ve members of the amily, of Slver ho said they stole 12 him. Ignatius W t night by Serg nd in police court 1his morn case was continued until | niost ignornt huma 36 ind then o1 which partly stimu- naralyzes, ngly American forern from o8 reste 5 o N lial- and aceo! his e e e e e e e e e T R, P T S A S OB W S Tt A USRI Week's Pay Gone, No One Able to Explam Where —with his wee pay in his 1y to spend—found that most of awa 1id son not t before ipped true with ost who have a who deposit reg their whe pay their that they not unt for gome of thelr pendltures—but are ding and month than they would ke lon had is perhaps ~Dbut Beople ey got he with mora or oth 1 not ve had e worth trvinz. Why cking account 3ritain Trust Co. open up a Neveiar New and try it out? i |tion of an {tion )1t 0 NEW BRITAIN DAILY 'IIEI‘\ALD. SENATOR GLASS MAKES GHARGES Gains ol Bewen “Fixers” and Revenue Men | Washington, Jan, 80 P—Cha |0t collusion between internal nue burcau employes and Washin [ton “tax fixers” were made in the |senate vesterday by Senator Glasy, | democrat, Virginia, a former secr: tary of the treasury. Protesting ugainst the gene treatment of taxpayers by the treass ury department in the levying of v sessments, Senator Glass cited several fnstances of ulleged collu elon and an attempt he saine gang to frame lawyer in Virginia." In one « TR AV o , ATURDAY, JANUARY Monday so that he could secure a | lawyer, It {s clalmed that Wisk threat. ened the above named people wmw a revolver, which was later found to be unloaded. LEAGUE ADVISED OF U, $. AGTION Kellogg Reports Willingness to| Attend Parley Geneva, Jan, 80 (Ph-The of nations was officlally notified by Sec- vetary of Stato Kellogg today tha the United States accepts its invi- tation to send representatives fo the preliminary m CGieneva which s to arrange for the convoca international disarma- | ment conference, The acceptance, transmitted to the league by the Amerlean minfster, Huge Gibson, reads: “To the president of the councll | » league of nations: president of the United tes has authorized me to stalc |that the government of the United States accepts the invitation extend- | 2d by the councl) of the leaguo of | nations, to send representatives to sit on the preparatory commission which 18 to mact fn Geneva on Ieb, 15 to consider questions relating to limitation of armaments “Frank B, Kellogg. No mentlon was made of the sonnel of the American delegation. League officlals sald today it was probable the disarmament meeting would be postponed two or three months to awalt the entrance of Germany into the leag settlement of the Russo-Swiss nego- tlations, although no decision has et been taken, The states advocat- ing postponement feel |t would be better to solve these questions hes foro launching the disarmament studies, Poland has ¢ of those a invitation, | | | Wall Street Briefs Wall Street Is awalting eagerly the first officlal figures ou brokers' louns, which it is expected will be | unuounced by the federal reseryve t Dec. ul‘ \, w ot 0. The compllation by York Stock iod for before vk, The Street t officla)l figures will put borrowe on a stock exchange collateral $2,000,000,000, based on narket lquidation since the the year, unofficially estf at $300,000,000, Announcement 18 expectod short- v of the aequisition of the Westorn United Gas and Electric Co. by A V. Fitkin & Co. and E. H. & Eons, negotiations for which be- £an in Chicago recently and ar s1id to be continuing here. The | Weostern 1 the property which {s operate ) | the General ugew corporation atlon. An lool the end of of mated league hy 0 an honest te , he maid, @ burcau of fielal ™ ately maneuyered” rofund settlement so that the tute of limitations could apply fore the refund had to be paid. “This bupeaucratic action was so " Ne declared, “that T per- sonally went to the secretary of the Ho ordercd the vefund to 1id immediately,” T Tell mo the name of the employe | who (i that,” Senator Smaot, re- | publican, Utah demanded, “and will see to it that he is immediat dismigsed.” “Prame your work {g finpossible,” Senator Glass | replied and later explained he was not speaking in a “partisan \NIH' Ihe row over tie bureau's admin- istration of tax cases dmrh.pm general attack from democratic utors who nrged revision of I pending revenue bill so0 as to pre vent ments within & period of fwo years after the tax is padd Senator Reed, republican, Pe sylvania ald he favored such {tation, but presented fignres show- [Ing that the government for years | {had been far behind on its revenue of tax returns. ‘To restrict it now | to two years, declared, would men the loss of millions of dollar to the government and work justicos on both taxpayers and th He said pufean was rapidly cutehing up and within | a year or so the two year limitation | would he practicable, Th of limitation, fixed went over future moonligh Jones Will Fight for 08, and fountains, with ‘ll“cl ican sh‘p ()“ ners ithe royal lodge in the background While through thesc scenes, grand Washington, ) hvu\ydvm” s and periwl a Erea man Joucs of n gomiaren R Y sonn i cmmitten wanig o serve notice on | RCER SREEEY | GO for n ship owne y"\ that they cannot | A thoroughbred 3 drive Amerlean ships out of opera- ked on with mildly Interestod leyes and contentedly chewed he cud, Music of two hundred years aided the umes in turning b the clock to 1715 Whitney Warren, and Princess Maria Theresa opened the f They attended nt a Fltkin « beol exchange of stock are reported to be involved in the { transfer | g the were 1 $41.203 government Habilities v BRIIJJANIJY MARKS 190 $35 Current | 1 2l securities, 801 ax bills so such per- XIV Ts Established The ghos! he ted the ° kin time Beaux of the it over of his ocin added to the list 0 pting the disarmament in- lording nd nohle night Hm 1 overnment, the at 1l The ball s the most brilliant affair of its kind given hore the Ve 1sion Acecptance of the le tion follows adoption by the United ates senate vesterday of 4 resolu- providing $50,000 to pay expenses of the Amerfcan dslegation the disarmament meeting, the sines question al four years, consideration, for | 1707 the e the | Astor haa | Gardens of i dowed to Vers grove illes and place Count Gizycki Dies in Seclusion, Aged 56 Years | YVienna, Jan, (P~ " Gizyeki, whe was divoreed by the former Eleanor Patterson of Chic years ago, Is dead, Count J ils of hils last y at he led the life of a giving up the role of the rfect aristocral” for which he s ‘n‘m THe [the &1 000,000 introducad a bill to per ping board end $15 . originally sot |‘» for con struction, te operate such lines ns may be turned back to the board fter proving financial ires in private hia mit He died a vistual recluse, but in t of the Mot lusurious sur- 1o wag always richly at- tired, and was known as a gourmet. | 18 said his library of works on | culinary art ts the most complete | the world At all times an e usiastie man, he ordered that he be in a red hunting suit. as Lo Roj Solc as Qu ball by £505 ane stood by 1d, Persia faily | roundir Is. a GERMAN ARTISTS PROTEST el Berlin, Jan P—A protest | famous princes, p SR bt 0 | conrtiers of the movement has been inauguratod by | while from Scotls = Germa artists 1st the severity rmeaatt [ Genoa and Afrlca were {of the censorship e TGt aa hen, with a wearled wave of pel ittt , | and, Le Rot Solell ‘signified that i The freedom of ar ¥ contend, Retiring Telegrapher is seronely jeopardized when things | lis pleasure that the Has Wonderful Rcc(n‘(l D Le g S rovolutionary wenvilla, 0., Jan. 20 () iterature | unetnality” I going to be brositin igh tr red , ne n o cnvoys buried to which art is was wher =i Magni nson fifth prepared for weeks for the Jewels such as Sinbad might ound in the Valley of the or such as might the cave of All B splendor of the Mrs. Stanwood Menken's 1id to have cost $7,5600. I"ourteen seametresses worked for four week abric on which ficent gowns worth Steul ¢ atire e rotir, ‘u,.— = ling of * “inciting to class hat ment but ti n senten have Serpents have come ba zowns. on the jeaner o fron which knowr proiliet vision, Getting to work on en a religion with him, Fellow loyes ) costume ithor or imp: sonator ] to imp! S ment, ¢ rison- list prowi to this Fulda, Dr Bernard, re Einstein. 1 Liehermann Presid Rejehstag, Paul Loel Thomas Mann, 1°or ister Gustay Radl nd SCRAP PICKERS ARRESTED Alleged to have been found steal- scrap metal in the T [Geor morning, $pr Dwight T T G (S GE, Rog; ged 17 15 , apd a 15 year old boy ro arrested on a ¢ of theft by Ofileer Avel Carlson. Detective Sergeant George * investigated the , and t the 15 year old hoy cred a nervous breakdown, mother says he is not v wha lemented. pended Tudwig Max Osborn, sor M. Mrs, ruby e M Toaned welry firm > the he wo amous Hope for by This jewel is valucd ¢ oceasior - picces of ion rbin ssor Ma of . 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