New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 26, 1928, Page 13

HERALD TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1928. cdncsd%omin [wwise | NEW BRITAIN NEW BRITAIN, CONNECTICUT, Steer Smith Campaign Ship ale Smhng Trolleymen’s Union Officials Declare Against State Strike |arbitrate all disputes which cannot Urge Employes of Hart- be adjustea with the ofticials of the | company in conference with the of- ford Division to Vote ficers of the locul division, vote ‘mo.! TORE CLOSES AT NOON STORE CLOSES AT NOON S ith great oney o ) “To vote ‘yes' means that you will “No” When Second Bal- lot Is Taken. Hartford, Jace 26 (P—Employes of the Hurtfor2 division of the Con- necticut company were urged by of- ficers of the local Trol'symen’s union iest night to vota czainst a strike in the new balloting ou the question which is to take piuce among all trolleymen of the state on Wednes- aay. The announczment of this change of position with respect of enforcing demands for thoster hours, more wages and a voice n mscipline came at a meeting held In Central Labor Union hall. Speak- ers stated that they had been forced to discourage a strike because & preliminary survey of the attitude of individual workers had disclosed that the number willing to obey a strike order was insufficient to make the walkout effective. Tt was pointed out that the only result of a strike would be the loss of jobs to the few hundred who obeyed the officer. But officials of the union, who in this way repudiated the original vote in favor of the strike, were careful to point out that their advice against striking was in no way to be construed as a concession in favor of the company’s position. Expres- sions of regret at the inability to make the strike effective prevailed among a majority of those present at the meeting, But it was at the same time conceded that a strike during the present period of indus- trial depression and with a number of the employes actually un- willing to support the move or at least unenthusiastic, would be disas- trous. New Haven, June (P —The sec- ond strike ballot of trolleymen in the employ of the Connectcut com- pany is to be taken tomorrow. Many union men who voted “yes” in re- ply to the questions on the first bal- lot which was given to them two weeks ago, afterward declared that they did not know they were voting to strike. The ballot which they will be given tomorrow explains clearly that a *“yes” vote means that the voters I& in favor of a walkout while a “no” vote will show the voter to be opposed to a strike | The official ballot reads as fol- oy | “Divisions 163 o Street Railway ployees’ Association of Amierica June 1928 3 —The company has oftered to | renew the present agreement for | another year with a few minor im- provements in working conditions, in he train service and miscellaneous departments, | *“The company has also agreed to arbitrate the question of wages. The company will not agree to rcc- | ognize officially, the Amalgamated | Street and FElectric Railwa ployees' Association of America. T company will not agree to arbitrate anything but wages. 1f you are In favor of going on strike to force the company to arbitrate all disputes which cannot be adjusted in con- ference with the officials of the com- pany and the officials of the local division, vote ‘yes.” “If you are not in favor of going strike to force the company to| matters of | large | to spend the | tour of |and |80 on strikc. To vote ‘no’ means { that you will not go on strike.” City Items The Military Order of Lizards will | entertain members and friends Wed- nesday afternoon from 2:30 to 6| o'clock at the state armor: | Permanent waving, $10. < 45 Lincoln street. —advt, | astellani Brothers of 124 North | | street reported to Officer Storey yes- | terday that a fire pot owned by them | was taken out of a restaurant on | East Main street. | | Members of Unity Rebekah lodge Iwill meet at Fairview cemetery | gates at 6:30 o'clock Thursday eve- | | ning to decorate the graves of de- | ceased members Miss P. and Miss E. {this city are at the new Hotel | | Broadway View, New York. William J. Kupuck of 243 Ma |street has enlisted i* the U. 3 and has been assigned to Portlal | Me. i Corporal William Bullock in | charge of army recruiting here has | been advised that th are a lim-| |ited number of vacancies in the for- | | vign service. | | A surprise party was held Satur- [day evening at the iene of Mr. and | {Mrs, Daniel Miller by a number of | [ their friends in honor of their fifth |wedding anniversary. About 50 guests were present. Mr. and M | Miller received many useful gifts | They have one son, Daniel. An en-| |ioyable evening was spent and a | buffet Tuneh served, Miss Anna Morrin of Fast street has returned from a 10 day house | party given at Short Beach by students of Mt. St. Joseph's ac: of Hartford | - Arthur J. Krom Lester T. | Hume 1eft today ew York where they will spend a few days. Mre, John F. Sullivan and daugh- [ter, Rita, of 26 Wilton street have left for their cottage at Indian Neck summer. Harry Ward, who is a member of | | the Al Moore Boston orchestra, left Monday for that city. After fill- al engagements in Boston, orchestra will make a summer | Maine and New Hampshire. Mr. Ward is the son of Mr. and Mrs. | !John Ward of Winthrop street and | has recently been in Maine with the Jean | Phone | Reynolds of | ket | my | nd, | orchestra. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Bull of Black avenue were pleasantly sur- prised last Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Ward ot I'rancis street, the occasion being the 20th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Bull's wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Bull recenved many hundsome gitts. | A pleasing program was carried out refreshments served. | John J. Walsh, a member of the firm of Walsh & Holfelder, is ser- | iously ill at New Britain General hospital where he has been a pa- tient for the past weck. A blood transtusion 1s to be performed today to improve his condition, Morris Eschay of Richmond Hill, N. Y., was the guest of Kaymond Horwitz of 1052 Stanley street for [the past few days. Both attended the annual Junc dance of the Alpha {chapter of the Phi Beta fraternity, which was held at the Avon Coun- [try club, R ! Daniel P. Ahern and Alice Fran- | cis Lykke, both of 174 Cherry street, have applied for a marriage license, 'Aword to Q@ / Don’t just as h Mayonnaise MINER, READ Local Distributor SN\ U sufficient ! 2 i & the Wives accept “somethi: S o dressing! Quarts, pints, B,fim at better & TULLOCK George Van Namee, campaign manager for Governor Alfred E. Smith, and Norman Mack, Buffalo publisher and New York na- tional committeeman, arrived in Houston e for the part their state is to play in the Democratic national con- vention. Van Namee opened headquarters at a downtown hotel and began to hang out the Smith banners. ! $1.000 a month to 8600 Judge Reduces Alimony { Of H. P. Raleigh , Bridgeport, June 26 OP—Judge | marricd Bruce McClure and at Alfred C. 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