The Connecticut labor press., 1919-06-14
NEW ENGLAND
 CONVENTION OF
 PRINTERS SOON Fine List of Speakers Secured for Banquet to Take Place
 at Colonnade.
PRESIDENT SCOTT COMING
International Organizer Joseph
 Dallas Speaks at Meeting of ;, ~ the Committee.

The general committee for the New England convention of the International Typographical Union to be held i'll New Haven. beginning June 2, met on Wednesday night and completed most of the arrangements for the conven- ton. An informal meeting may be held before the time, of the convention but there IS not much to do but sit tight During the session. of the committee in Trades Council Hall, Joseph J. Dal- las, the International organizer. appear ed and made an interesting talk about the coming convention and other mat ters peculiar to the craft. He said that the plans made for the convention had stirred up great interest all over New England and many influential men in the organization will be present. While in New Haven MT. Dallas made call at the office of The Connecticut Labor Press and seemed to begreat1y impressed with the mechanical equipment. MT. Dallas has his headquarters in Boston,
 The delegates and visitors will begin to arrive on Sunday morning, June 2Zl It; Is expected the number will reach 4O0I During the afternoon and evening there will be a get-together, at Herr mann's Sons Hall on Crown street, where there will be an entertainment and a buffet lunch. f..'-.. .. ..s,: .,.. .:t 4 On Monday morning, the convention will be called to order at 10 o'clock at the Hotel -Garde. Adjournment will be made at high noon. In the afteronen there will be sightseeing trip by trof ley for the delegates and visitors. The route will take the party through the most important business and residen- tial sections of the city and 1t will re- Ao This trolley ride will end at Savin Rock and the delegates and visitors will de train in time to reach Bishops Colon made at o'clock when the banquet will begin. ..-. .".ti ;.j. '....!
 A shore dinner will be served at the Colonnade in. the style, for which this place Is noted. :,st.,, -. .,.f ..,,-,. ,....
 E. Shipman Smith will be the toast master. The address of welcome will be delivered by President C. N. Ballard of the New Haven Typographical Union and head of The Connecticut Labor Press chapel. The 1its of speakers will in >elude Mayor David : E. Fitzgerald
 Judge Wolfe of the, superior court, an honorary member of the union; Presi- dent Marsden G. Scott of the Inter national Typographical Union; Col. N. C. Osborn of the Joi1rna1C Courier, Presi- Q6I&L TdIT1Ck T. U MSdId OI lIlC NO1l- heeticut F Federation of Labor, and John IA, Demarestt, president Of the New FIa- ven sIyopthetae.. xg~4 z ex 7z@A N Es lThesspeechess will De interspersed with music and thee tables will be decorated with real flowers, knives and forks, salted almonds, etc. AR @s4u aI
 The newspaper publisehrs of New Haven made a proposition to Repre- sentative Dallas on Thursday Of this week which means, if adopted by the Local, a voluntary increase of wages for all members of the newspaper com |posing rooms in New Haven. A special meeting Of No .Ra4z was being held in Ira Trades Council t Hall last evening I i+ to result was not known. easssThe Labor
 Press went in the mail