New Britain herald., 1916-09-20
Gives Address. Regarding Rela- tioDs Of Employers and Workmen
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Bssapess Mems Association Adopt Resolutions Against Unwise Censurc % a 5:
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 Resolutions advocating moreA cos operation between employees, mer- chants and manufacturers with the view of improving industrial condi- tions were adopted at a meeting of the Business and Improvement asso- citation held in the Town hall last eve- ning. The vote was taken following a most interesting lecture on "lndustrial Conservation" delivered by Fills l.. Rowland of New York who is mak- ing a tour of New England as rep resentative of the national industrial conservation movement.
 A fair sized crowd turned out to attend the meeting and they received MT Howlands address favorably. The speaker gave the same lecture which he delivered before the Chamber of Commerce in New Britain a week ago and which was printed at the time in the Herald. He gave some wise coun- sel to employers as well as their wor<men and made a forceful plea for a better understanding of each other by all classes.
 After his address President J. H. Trumbull presented the following resolution, which was adopted: ''Whereas: All commercial interests, including the interests of the wage earners and all other classes of citi zens are reflected either directly or indirectly corresponding with the prosperity of our productive industry, which in the past has been seriously handicapped by drastic, unwise and injurious restrictions: therefore, be it resolved by the Business and Inn provement association of Plainville.
 That we encourage the perman- ency of normal and prosperous condi- tions in the field of American industry and commercial life, that we call to the serious attention of all our Citizens the necessity for complete solidarity among workers, employers, merchants and manufacturers. if the sovereignity of our industrial life is to be success fully maintained
 "Resolved: That the foregoing resolution be made a matter of record and forwarded to our state and national legislators.''
 May Have Question Box.
 Hoping to create a greater interest in it's activities and to bring about
 
 officers of the Business and Improvement association are con- tenn plating the adoption of the open question box.
 Plans are yet undeveloped but the idea is to invite all people of the town to submit questions and opinions on public matters to be considered by the directors of the organization as a means of bettering conditions in the community.
 The association is doing consider ] able good work and the active mem bers are hoping to get more workers from among the townspeople.
 Market Stock Sold.
 Satisfying judgments rendered in a l number of suits brought against Is- 1 rael Pouzzner. Deputy Sheriff A. P. Marsh this morning sold at auction 1 the stock and fixtures In the Central | Market, which was conducted by the | defendant until few weeks ago when | it was closed under attachment.
 The stock was purchased by Marx l Kennedy of New Britain for $17O. Louis Conforti getting the fixtures for s5O5.
 Some legal et1tanglements are liable 
 lures, it was reported, because of a question over the owf1ership. John B. Conlon, at one time owner of the market, had a chattel mortgage on the fixtures but it is claimed that this was released through litigation.
 Democrats Drop Brennan.
 Democrats in the fifth district who for years have been working to oust | Andrew J. Brennan of Forestville from the democratic state central commit tee, realized their ambitions last even ing when they succeeded in electing Thomas. Hewes of Pennington to the position.s. The election of the commit teeman came up at a meeting of the delegates from this district to the state at New Haven. y
 Six ballots were required tos make the choice. There were three candi- | dates in the field, Hewes, Brennan and Atwater, the latter of South 1 ington. Hewes led from the start On ] the first two ballots he had teh votes, Brennan getting eight and Atwater four. Brennan sained ope vote on the 4 next ballot and held nine until the | sixth when the Burlington delegation | switched to Hewes, making the vote, Hewes twelve,- Brennan seven, and At water four.
 B..I. Miller of Avon presided at the Mayor J. F. Dutton of Bris- | tol serving as clerk.
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