New Britain herald., 1923-10-27

Recent announcement ef tAe fer mstion ef a building trades anien n shis city indicates . aissaFpsass is building circles neki spring Afsses ' several pnieRs have taken sses 70 } drive inc epsA saep cut ef the lsesi [ lauildins asld and haze agreed Aes se . Merk ea aAs Joh shsTe nehrenien
 helP Is employed,
 ,N Is claimed that the esFRsnteFs , nnioh, composed af about see mem } heFs sill seih the building trades } m0geiheal ia the spring, Ne sesleh
 hss hesa taken pet but eRs ef the officials tala a nswspaneTmsn that his } union expected to become sniilsted with the ethsFs al the end Of the siR' ter AS the carpenters fern an ims ] perisnt TsFsshFa ia the spinal eelumn ] Of the aRisn movement. this ness sill be disturbing 10 employers who are
 not already aware of il.
 There Is little sympathy among the
 union mssens for the building crafts
 organization. according 10 s leading
 member Of the briekiayeFs Their
 services gre in demand, their wages lsrs high and they are not Interested
 in the movement ts amaisamste all
 union men fer fght on the open
 shop. If the masons were about 10
 east their lot with the hls union right
 now, progress on several buildings nn-
 der construction would be halted.
 Some Of the masons are opposed 10
 putting their fate in the hands Of the
 major hody and being called out Of
 work because others who do not hold
 union cards are employed on the same
 lob.
 Clothes lines and electric wires on
 Lafayette street crossed with tenant
 who moved and two landlords who
 arc not on good terms ls causing con
 siderable interest and not little amuscment throughout the neishbor-
 hood
 According 10 tho story. black
 smith moved from ono property to the adjoining building owned by another man. Between the two buildings is n driveway. Ono man owns the drive way. but the other man uses ii.
 Tn retaliation for the loss of his tenant the owner Of the driveway is said 10 have blocked it with several | lengths of pipe. Or the property of | St. Mary's church directly in the rear | is a pole to which are attached elcc- | tric wires These wires cross diagon. | ally the property of both landlords on the pole as an anchor for their clothes lines. Thus the clothes lines crossed each property.
 One man climbed the pole and cut down the other mans lines. The oth- CT man rose up in his wrath and when he got through some one in au- thority, which is thought to be a telephone pole, had placed a cross arm thereon and the end of the arm extending over the property line, car ried the clothes line, presumably with permission of the telephone company.
 But the property owner who had thus scored a point was not satisfied and it is rumored now that he has or dered all phone wires crossing his property and connecting with the neighbours building to be taken down. Telephone officials were reluctant to discuss the matter today, but it is learned that steps are being taken to reroute the wires.
 A true story concerning an incident which happened on branch train of the Philadelphia and Reading rail- way some years ago, had a parallel in New Britain Thursday morning. The railway incident happened at the Dornsife station. on a country line in Pennsylvania. The railway runs one train each way every day on this line. When the train arrived at Dornsife, which is but midway between ter minal points on line extending from Shamokin to Herndon, the hotel pro- prietor announced that he had just made some fresh cider and wanted everyone on the train to have a drink at his expense. Compelling the engin- eer and conductor to wait until the last of the line for their drinks the all sampled the cider and the train left Dornsife on hour late.
 Thursday morning young woman riding to the center of the city on Chapman street iitney, calmly asked the driver to stop on Park street and wait while she delivered a package at house along the way. The driv- or was accomm odating, the passengers were good natured, everyone smiled, barely minute was lost. and .sthe young woman, after delivering her package proceeded on her way. No one was inconvenienced and all agreed that this is the age of service.
 The origin of man has been the subject for much discussion from time and the question hasn't yet been settled to the satisfaction of all human beings yet. There is the ,heory of evolution, of creation and of other things, among the beliefs being hat man has descended from monkey.
 It is an interesting study to delve nto the past and discover the be- iefs of the first inhabitants of this country and of their several forms of worship. The Indian belief in the manner or mans coming into being is strange. The Redskins went farther nan the scientists of this day and searched for reason for the various 'olors Of man, and the following is he explanation of his creation as aught by the Indian medicine men.
 In the beginning, the Great Spirit Vho was the creator of all things. ook some clay and fashioned three igures in the form of man. Working rn y,J