New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 30, 1926, Page 11

FUL OUTLOOK SEEN IN PASSAIC STRUGGLE VOTE 30,000 FOR o SCHOOL ADDITION Common Comncil Unanimous in§ Favoring Appropriation | Today's Reports From Strike Center Indicate Chance Y'or Settlement, | | Passale, N. J, Aprll 80 (A — | "Hopetul outlook" for settlement ot {the 14 weeks' textile strike was seen A unanimous vote was recorded at | by Harry I° Hilfers, after a confer- mecting of the common councll |°A¢® today with a committee of ninc | members of the united front cow- night for the appropriation of | ynisiee a quarter of a million dollars to bufld | a 23 room addition to the Nathan | Hale school, after which it will be | converted into a junior high school. ’ las of textile workers, Henry T. Hunt, New York attor- ney for the strikers in mediation | | proceedings before the governor's | | commission, cxpressed a similar | | opinion. Chalrman Edward F. Hall of the | Hilfers {s general organizer of the board of finance and taxation ex- | American Federation of Labor, and plained the needs and the |1t Was at his suggestion that Hu\rl'-l type and uses of the proposed new |0 Joore appointed a mediation jcommission two weeks ago. bullding which will adjoln the pres-| The first meeting of that commis- ent school on Tremont strect, ston, uled for April ;| called oft becauso of the alleged in- | {tention of Albert Weisbord, |organizer, to attend, school An appropriation also voted for lockers and a diamond at Willow Brook The council by unanimous vote proved the may George R. Dobson as a member of the board of adfustment. Appoint ments to this commission are the only ones fn which a concurring vote of the common council s re- quired. 1e board of assessors was autho ed to enguge an assistant to check ity maps on buildings, The | expected to take about four | striko | Weishord was not present today. | {The strikers committee consisted of | man from each mill aftected by | (the strike, Each man presented the inces of his fellow employes, f summarizing these complaints will be presented to the mediators | |on Monday after which the gover- | nor's commission expects to int view the mill owners, and eventuall z employer and employe f o at the council table, | ap- appointment. of one 1S HoxAssaulting Playmate e oo e e e i Conn., April 20 (® hand port John Nebraska Boxer Must Take Parg in n three findings of aceident Bout to Pay Alimony. 1oduy. pril 50 (P—Mortin Andrew Sandy of Nor 1, will I on April 24 last ki omobile driven hy | inst : iey, South Norwalk %= Goo n which he was riding, hit a 1e Ipnh. here t pols on the Noroton post road. 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[fe and dvum corps of similar size Miss Estelle James, Miss Margaret | Connecticut River Flood will leave the Methodist church to- |Crowe, Miss A Nelson, Mrs, Ed- Now Thine of tl Dot e e o morrow morning at 8 o'clock for | ward Holstein Miss Lols & | <YOW I INg of the a8 E t d S ll f Providence, It I, where the annual | 8haw, Mrs, 1 Sprague, Mrs | artford, Conn. Aprfl 20 (B - X raor lnary (] lng (o) convention of the Kederation of |Charles I Chase and Mrs. Willlam The Connecticut river freshet is ex th s Bible classes will be leld. arsland we All spent peeted to drop below flood stage The men will be met at the East hy tomorrow, just ono week after [ ] Hartford bridge at 8:30 o'clock by I'he regular monthly meeting of | ) river had overflowed its bhanks state polis men on motorcycles who the officers’ |~imn'14-1v will be held water had subsided to 17.6 r l ' will guide them to the Rhode Island Monday at 30 p. m, at the at § o'clock this morning and |state line. I'rom fhere it is expected |Scout office. Miss Maude T, ing at the rate of approxi- was | Rhode Island police will mect and of the New Britain General hospital, mately one-tenth of a foot an convey the delegation to the church plans to continue first ald instruc- y0up. 1t .nnm..‘( almost two feet g A 1 in Providence where (he convention |1 ¥l morning. The Stunning Frocks for Sports and Street will be held, Soveral council members and cap- eports that no g i The delegation will Include {he | tains y ritatninve planning (b iaues erais Be ETIORE G SR Wear with Rich Silk “”‘l Metallic Thread orchestra of Everyman I class |aftend (he annual meeting of th oyt 45 Tiours 1o prevent a further Zmbroidery—Chie youth- which will play tet in | Connecticut Girl Seout conference | g oo ALt R i . : s S [Providence ‘Saturday evening and group to he held dn Hartford next ey, Ty ‘e, freshet. The flood ful models of Crisp laf- the Boys' elub fife and drum corps, Wednesday he meeting will open £ e feta, Georgette and Flat which will lead the New Britain t 11 a. m, and close at 3 p. m.| " ” BT ¥ delegation in the street parade pre- Those wishing luncheon must ]hmvri ROBBERY STILL BAFFLES. | ceding the banquet the New Tiritain office not later than | = | The drum corps will play while Siturday morning. Miss Louise | $100,000 Mail Toldup at fayettc, |§ |going through the principal cities national camp secretary, and | Indy Far From Solved, preliminary investigation o i for and | may BUILT ON VALUE GROWING ON VALUE Rothfeder’s 378 Main Street New Britain —SATURDAY— the 0o obbery here e A e |gation will return Sunday afternoon, th < and an interesting pro- | the $1 vugm u'm: rolliery, oo, months, | . - i ; | Banner: containi the words y UL BRI Dasds . 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