New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 9, 1926, Page 15

‘t { INE le'ssrlm?lIz"gFEGIUN'NEGROS¥£¥3$°§]¥EWRGES New London Man Unahle In' Produce Bonds and is ‘Taken | Urging Miners to Hold Ou for | bl | Their Rights IR L Lo Thomas B. James, 39 o o = Providence was | to the Wilkes-Barre, Pa, Feb, & (®i-- 'next term of the court un.- | Whil Pennsylvania ature | der bonds of ¢ ' in Harrisburg today continued to | in police court ¥ on ¢ | wrestls with bills designed to bring ¢ concern- | about a resumption of anthracite i n de- operations, Jobn L. Lewis, presidnt i ML of the United Mine workers, was in the heart of the hard coal belt to encourage the strikers to hold out for what they consider their rights Mr. L wis spent ning at his headquarters rring | here to by with local union officials and ex- |gave fhe pressed himself as hichly gratified |ar with their reports. Late of ‘ to deliver a s fore mass tBndaswt Ktriko area, b The union leaders dbkaa i by n As “insiznif . Willimantio. ol last Saturday of R o Cappellini s since taken eare of the girl, re- president of Dist 6. 1, U'nited |cently coming to this city to live Mine workers, an or W. W, In- Last summirt was committed glis, chatrman of the opsrators’ ne- | to Btat P gotlating committee, This mecting story told ic and others prominent opcratars, ine uel D. Warriner, €, 1 John Humphreys. | efforts to end the among Sam- no it 4t rep and | in Stonh steps had ing the le- | ts that morning and 14 that sugpension were | for her re quietly under way Teports of the gir . lacked confirmation. to the police James hav Mr. Lewis there wae nothing 1 8 first having private or important dise 1 at second of parts now the meeting of Mr. Cappeliini and and the ) whom he re- Major Inglis. “Mertings Hka that married Jence. e oecur dail 1, “and are . emphatically denied the charges, | mostly over mi of a e ! SIK ZONING APPEALS Mr. Warrinor, in a statement is- | pued at P elphia, declarcd the | “partisan attitnde” of ernor Pin Aemitsnbiad s i ttlement | Property Owners to Faplain Peti- tions For Change in Restrictions at Meeting Tomorrow Fyening, provisions of zoning will be heard tomorre + mecting of the board of offi of e to end “rom Tsaac | to t fo crect a e erect g At 142 West Main | idence district; from | al. for permission | »gs building at 1 ow a residence | Jeglstation was from Michacl Arneth for | hefore the | permission 1o ¢ business build- | M, proviling for control [ residence purposes; from Elizabeth | 1 coal industry by a state | M, Roche for a speclal ¢ Sl n to be created in Brighton street: from A. Berti, fo sion operations special excoption at Monror and & or more, Whi Greenwood str | last night. was on = stz i e te com. Steals Auto Truck for [ tor a vearine. | New York-Boston Trip | tntroduced by S mford, t.-—Alfred Bow- | umberl . of Sudbury, Pa., wished to | rogress. After it& - | zot to Boston and being in New York | went to the senate com- | he stole a new two one- ton was reported and | truck from a parking place in 159th | street. He stopped at a garage for | o — | gasoline here this noon | ub Members Have| The garage owner was suspicious of the lad and notified the polic Bowman, they sav, Enjoyable Dinner Dance | a dinner admitted The Raens club held the vehicle, dance the Burritt hotel last eve- e e ning for members, thelr wives md‘ TOLICE COURT BIA friends. It was an informal Thre 3 and the committee on arrang 81 1ire consisted of Edward Mag and Wil- | rrop, o lam Greenstein | Biks® Tie feature of the evening Was | ojjea ariers this a the appearance of Miss Gertrude . 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