Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-30
.IEWETT CITY

Jewett City people are reading the stories about the strikes and runers or strikes. and being not particularly con cerned about the seYni-perennial railroad bluff, are interested in the textile sit uation near at hand. The reason for this interest is that Jewett City is being, not only systematically canvassed for contributions of hard earned wage money, but Is also being visited by the professional organizers It came as revelation to local people to learn this week, that those who come here soliciting for funds to carry on the strikes else where, get for themselves an astonishing rake-off from each contribution, making often as high as $50 a week.
 Those of the early garden truck raisers who are trying to have peas for the Fourth of July market are reporting the early dying of the vines.
 Dance tonight Ashland Casino. Chic Stanley's orchestra S.30 to 12 D. S. T. adv.
 Miss Irene c. Warner of Bestea has been engaged as instructor of music and drawing in the Riverside Grammar school Miss Warner graduated at the Massachusetts Normal Art school of Bos- ton, having completed the four year course in supervision in drawing. The graduation was this month. She comes
 
 elementary hand work Her musical claims are accompanied with the best testimonials. The recommendations of Miscs A. R.. Whittier and Dean Wilder, both of the Massachusetts Normal Art school are at hand. Miss Warner will begin at the fall term, in charge of the music and drawing in the schools of Griswold.
 At this time of general unrest in the nearby labor world, railway postal clerks in this section, as we'll as post masters and their assistants, have received the following statement of their status as set forth in a recent address by John H. Bartlett, first assistant postmaster gen. eral:
 The legal relation which is commonly spoken of as the relation of master and servant and sometimes called the re iation of employer and employee" does not exist as between any two classes of public servants in the postal system of the country.
 Among the 32o,ooo persons engaged therein none may properly be classed as owners" comparable to the owners of a factory and none may properly be classed as "help' comparable to the employees na factory It is important that all those of us who are in the postal service should completely and definitely absorb this important distinction. and then con l stantIy adhere to 1t in determining our relations one with another and our duties to the service.
 Although the postal business is called a business. and although it is the larg- est business in all the world, it's prob lens of labor are not problems of labor at all. They are simply problems of ser vice to the government They are in nc | wise naraI1e1 or cor1nara iole fo fha so called problems of labor" in the in l dustrial or commercial world.
 The element of profit seeking, whicl Is the final goal in the commercial world Is wholly absent from our business.
 Order fish and clans now for July 4tf J. c. Fish Market-adv.
 Ghautauqua opened Thursday with program to please everybody The Col lege Singing Girls gave fine program both afternoon and evening. The an nouncenent gave notice that they war