The Connecticut labor news., 1921-06-10

| |Typographical, New Britain; LOT cnZo A. Curisnan, BIacksmiths, Wal | lingiOrd.
 Committee on Officers Rcports- l Frank J. Cooncy, Plumbers and Stcamfitlcrs, Hartford; l.. NJ. Scott, C. l.. L., Stamford; James l.. Cobey, Building Trades Council, New Haven; ford; Herbert Garnsey, Carpenters, Derby; B. B. Miner, Theatrical Stage Employees, Hartford; Thomas Rus sell, Jr, Carpenters, Hartford. Committee on Greivance-F. A. Fitzgerald Engineers, New Havcn; NJ. J. Louden, Structural Iron Workers, New Haven; Thomas r. O'Brien, Carpenters, Hartford; Pat rick Fitzpatrick, Corset Cutters, Bridgeport; Gerhard Baehr, Barbers, New Haven; Leopold kuzWa, Bakers, l Stage Employees, Waterbury. l Reception ommittee-Charles Me- |Donald, Molders, Bridgeport; Albert 1 IWalkley, Electrical Workers, Bridge l bort; Mrs William Stewart, Corset Workers, Bridgeport; George F. Rei- chert, Jr, Engineers, Bridgeport; ohm Toohey, Street Ky. Employees, l Bridgeport.
 Distribution Committee - Gustav Buehlcr, Brewery Workers, New Haven; Bernhard Flanagan, Street Ky. Employees, Bridgeport; George A. Tyrol, Asbestos W Workers, New Trades Alliance, Hartford; Jeremiah Sweeney, C. L. U., Norwalk; Saverio Scinto, Hod Carriers, Greenwich; J. H. Wubbenhorst, Street Ry- Elm Iployees, Stamford.
 | Press Committee-John J. O'Neill, Typographical, Bridgeport; Charles | Smith, Typographical, New Haven; l Edward F. Clarke, Typographical, Hartford; W. A. Buckingham, Rail- lway Mail Association, New Haven; l A. A. Burton, Carpenters, Williman- tic; A. W. Branch, Carpenters, New l Haven; Mary Foley, Hat Trimmers, l Danbury.
 President O'Meara announced that in accordance with parliamentary pro- ICcdurc the first member named on Imam until the committee convened and organized and further requested the Secretary to again read the first Imembcr named on each committee and urged these members to inme- diately call a meeting of their con,- nittec for the purpose Ot Organ1z- !ation.
 i Adjournment taken at I2 noon to reconvene at I 80 F. M.
 Convention called to order by President O'Meara at LAO P. M. President O'Meara informed the Convention that the Committee on Rules was ready to submit their lreport which was read by the Secre- tary as follows:
 l To the 36th Annual Convention of I I.1, of 11 | We ,the Committee on Rules, beg leave to submit the following rules to govern this the 3oth Annual Conven- ton of the Connecticut Federation of l Labor:
 1 1st. The Convention shall convene at 10 A. M Daylight Saving Time, each day and shall adjourn at I2 noon, reconvcne at I:3o P. M, and adjourn at 5 P. M.
 and. No delegate shall speak on one subject more than five minutes, and not more than twice on the same subject, unless by consent of the Con-
 3rd. Delegates wishing to speak shall give his or her name and the name of the Local Union he or she represents.
 4th. Unless otherwise provided Cushing's Manual shall be the author ity of the body on Parliamentary Laws. The Committee on Rules also recommends that the reports of dele gates shall be brief as possible.
 Respectfully submitted: ] GEORGE GOSS, Chairman,
 WILLIAM WILSON, Secy,
 L. A. CARIGAN,
 A. l. COLLINS,
 JOHN F. NEALON. President O'Neara then introduced MT. Req Last, General Organizer of the International Barbers' Union who also IS representing the Union Label Trades Department of the American Federation of Labor, who addressed the Convention upon the need of every Union man purchasing only Union Labeled goods whenever possible.
 Mr. James Lavery addressed the Convention as a representative of the Near East Relief Committee, follow ing MT. Lavery's address the follow ing Resolution was introduced:
 RESOLUTION NO. I.
 Whereas: President Samuel Com pcrs of the American Federation of Labor is member of General Woods National Near East Relief Commit tee and Secretary Frank Morrison of the A1nc11Cdn T TeQe1dllOn or LaDOf, IS a member of the Near East Relief, Board of Trustees, and
 Whereas: The State Federation of Labor in Alabama, Illinois, Oregon, Iowa, New York, Oklahoma, Nary land, Nebraska, Colorado, Indiana, Wyoming, and Georgia, have adopted resolutions endorsing the Near East Relief, pledging support thereto, and
 Whereas, John Mcfarland, Presi- dent, International Typographical Union; John Lewis, President, Mine Workers of America; William Hutch- eson, President of the International Carpenters and Joiners of America; ; William Johnston, President of the International Association of Machin- ists; John Golden, President of the United Textile Workers of America Frank Morrison, Secretary of the American Federation of Labor, and Hugh Frayne, New York City, Inter national Organizer of the American Federation of Labor, are members of the National Industry Advisory Com mittee of the Near East Relief, the Montreal Convention of the American Federation of Labor also having en- dorscd the Near East Relief;
 RESOLVED: That the Connecti- cut Federation of Labor, in annual