L-gpi‘riday night of this week. It is
probable thltt the convention will vote
to hold night sessions tonight and
W eveningtnniees meme:
earthe method ofpayinc the Lone
woment and the rough hat question
'fic limited by the delegates.
Some of the delegates favor limit-
{earths use each delegate may speak‘
on these matters to the minutes, with
a three minute rebuttal to the argu-
tents of other“ dole The convoy
flop voted ati the raise of Saturday
mornings deputies to extend the time
(on the introduction or new business
until this morning at ten. o'clock. The
ortmwas made on account of the
tool that both the sessions on Friday.
were esecutlve in nature.
.It leanot expected that the comen-
,fii dim decision on. the.
“we judgment payment until Wedw
new or Thursday; it is probablgi
wins; delegates will ho1ti- anothei'
» executing session for discussion of H13
method of making the payment and
then finally dispose of the matter. I114
'figations point strongly. as told Sat1
Urdu)". that the convention will vote
to la ”a small 'assessment on its own
mom era and then issue an appeal to
tire 11nipps,'sililisted with the Unitehi
Halters iii‘the American Federation
OI Labor to assist in raising the
$300, 000 to pay the judgment and
costs and the accrued interest
There seems to belittle hope timong
the; delegates that'a'n'y reduction of
' t,h‘e"umount'of the award could ’Vbe soI
-' cured: The delegates 'l'eel that the
case his been conducted for the D E
I)??? Loewe concern by the Ameri-
03in Anti Boycott society and that it
will be tigeless to ask the Anti; Boycott
; spent tp‘; settle the case for cash for
a bent less than the full amount otthé
judgment.
The announcement‘ that the sttori
"1.9". for the Loe'wo company had
made a demand on the Danbury banks
money under. attachmenyfwaa
new with" dehd undies b: the. in?”
J
..
ed to the detenddnts- below the con-
~v'elltlolf- nflh‘iii‘g wannabe dd'he hv'flie'. the
[news company regarding making an
eitt'irt to collect the judgment until
the convention look some definite ac-
tion in the’matter.
'Udhse‘nuently the announcement of
8111111“me like a bolt from s' blue
sky for the delegates. After a "rV
rVd conference, President Sculley a.
retary- Treasurer L'anor went its»
abommlttee session with the mem-
'of the resolutions committee of
Wit convention. The cdmmittee held a
1011?; session but would not make pub-
iic.VVVan_ytVliing that transpired during
the meeting.
More changes in the existing laws .of
the organization have been proposed
at this conventionthan in an) prev-
ious national gathering. All of these
' matters will be considered first by
the committee on laws. and then set-
ed on by the convention. So many big
matters are before‘ the convention
_V31mt it now appears as though the
,oom'mltt'ee on law changes: will not
favor making any changes in the exis‘
ting laws unless shch, changes will
have the sheet of“ mailing. to marked
V improvement over the exidtlng l.aws
-Under the constitution of the United
‘Ha’ttérs the members at the entire
' association will have to adopt by a
ch‘adges can become attentive. _
.Wiuioth Vandoabt. the,j-.rbugl1 11ml
question is VVgoiVng to he a hard one to
wire. Delegates freely admit that
they do not? know what would be the
.hestathing th doin’the matter; Nearly
every delegate has expressed himseli
Vohtsl'de the; contentldh than as favor
(11531.1
' gardlng the giving. at the‘ union labels
’hit‘hfi‘qumt shipmentsf These deli
efiat‘t‘s use} that the die or the label
m; seen abused through titles methodi
in many instances, and that the. label
'is legally secured and used-.Vhy. "buck-
eyefl’eetablishments that have. no.-
unseat put the labels in their pro
ducts: ' '
All or the delegatosV mania” the el-
i‘ect that a change in the law. will have
1m, the rough hit mitt
a chatixe :will we: t
3131;; duly?V . ' 1
V s Delegate H '
‘. propositionio «Ml
Built] 1 h
in: to agnfii‘u
V: where the "
Vt «item to abalone
' present timefioo‘hl
1i
Shalvoy’e .
.‘ e’rilssnt indictme- are matinee-1. V H" "m“
legato: to the United nutter; eon. '
swimwill not anion their work 1111- ‘
_ committee. ' .
Delegate Greene also' introduced a _ '
dominion; in- regard". in Mining the
change in the existing law to .
hat howjthe contention began. sitting
e7 deli! oohvention adiourns in the afternoon
“on to meander-Mement- As the
in!!! it is not W
thatV the conveitfib vote in iaVVVV
The resolution iris (allows: -
Hatters of North American. Local
8, held at the prooltlvn Labor Lyceum.
Januarys .1815, the toliowing resold--
.tion was. adopted:«— ., ,
Whereas. 1% mouse oi.” holding 3'
patient convent” leifir out otipuov
portion to the result obtained there.
tram. snd‘ ' 1
“’th mmm matriarch
records will show, that it is possible
to alter or amend the national hy-
laws when puldltlenVVe requirg lot
the good of all, in a satistactory and
is; less expensive manner. and.»
Whereas, The money expended for“
holding national conventions will and,
should be applied for“ purpoeee- more
beneficial to the members and the
trade at large, therefore, be it
Resolved, That we are not in favor
of longer continuing the present meth-
od‘orfhoidingf 111111011111 ..plantations.
and believe they V'e'Vho'uid be held only.
in times or dire necessity. éii'd will
therefore instruct the dolegates‘ of Lo-VV
cal No. 8 to the convention orifilfi; to
promote such action as will Theatre
the holding of» conventions only .atVV
such times of necessity. instead of cer»
tain stated intervals; as at the 111'81
sent.
The resolution went to the resolu~
lions committee.
The following resolution, introduced
by- DOTth Mouton.- vot BetheLV re-
gardlsg’iimperlectlops in work; went
to the resolutions committee
“That the members or the United
Hatters 01 North America working in,
the Vsising depertment shall not be
held responsible tor any: imperfec-
lions unless known to themybetore the
hats reach the flnishinpgroom‘, nor
sl1all.they bemsponsible for any im-
perfections on, hets'started on‘ the
wetting down. machine. " ‘
A reuoiutlomrdesigned -to prevent
the foreman canny department in the
various ioctories from "weighing out",
hate-j at mm: prices or from de-
Virnndinga. monitors o: the organization,
was Wnfiipy “Bologna” greens;
MON-set" 1 " «a;
The r'esblution- is as- tollowsll"Any
Viol-enema suit t mum“ who
mu 11thqu ‘g‘
weigrfiilg out when a cheaper price
than that called i'oreln the: shop bill
otprices; mambo-subject. to such line
or'punisinnent' as the'loed .as'socld'tion
may deem necessary.”
The «anointing! went to the proper
sanitary conditions oi. all! hat factor-
ies.. ' . 1
The resolution isms: follows:
"Wheres, Theahenith and lives or
our members should be safeguarded
against these preventable evils, which
have long endangered the health of
the men employed in the hat shape.
“Be it Resolved, That the'Unlted
Hatters in‘co'nven'tlon assembled, do
hereby instruct the delegates to the
convention to takeiip the questions of
sanitation, ventilation. steam and dust
exhaust with the‘ commissioner of lab-
or or department of factory inspec-
tion. in their respectivye states, at the
earliest opportunity. and " .
‘lBe it further resolved That such
local association of the United Hat-
ters. through their omcers and cen-
tral bodies are also requested to take _
up this matter with the department
heads of the bureau of labor in their ‘
deferendum’ the changes made in the respective states"
now by tusicoav‘emtbn, herons such 1‘
Convention Notes. _V .
Delegates are exceedingly interest-
.ed in the purchasing of the Viiawes,
von Gal factory by J. a: BVates'Vgoi New ‘
York: Mr. Bates' standing in. the hat .
trade is well known by all the dole-V
gates and it is the opinion among
them that it is the best thing that has
it now' appears that night
will he in ordsl: £ng thip wVeVegq
delegates do not like the idea of he)
incl '11ng sessions. ' ‘ judging. opt-h
eonnnittee sessions. from the
until 6:30 iii-the evening. as some otV
canola-1'
At a regular muslin; of the [lingo
not: defrauding, V -
'-.hin1‘.byv "
happened in mnhury in some time.
Wile-m {earthworm .
. 1
er, oi.‘ Dsnbury.
societies»
Many of the dummies she isvorlng
asking the rough hat manufacturers ‘
to address the. convention. on this
question. Whatever action.the conven-
tion takes on the matter.
will have» to. be retitled by. the entire
organisationon a retorendum vote. as
it would mean a change in the laws chicane—Polite Cosh
ow
Q‘ .
The Hat Trimmers' carom, ot‘
Newark, dept .ttheir greet“ to the
odeiegstes by telegram. " "" .
it seems likely that the committee
. oh .grlevances Will report unfavorab-
tlyoshnt'aowbshon or Lotus detains-
The report on this matter will be
made today in all probability. '
Flank Shaivoy, of Newark; formerly
vice president, of the United Hitters
was . a guest in « tbeconvauion session
on swam. Mr. Shdsoyv its brother
rotary-treasure! the Finisher-r as-
m scientific con oi
, ammo MW WWW"
ed: Va?
the Stamford
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' t“ or the Uhlted‘n's'tters.“
Vsecretsry' .16 olives
where in the cit
also‘ serves £5.
tor re-illitetement.
isn't it?
however.
on bottle '11 A1
Thursday, May» 20th
For values it so
and other? prices ',',..3',
Go to V-
tagging». 1- ,
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diary-4v s awfully cold Walking,
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range would. not be a kitchen.
We. said a range, but we {liquid ;,_
“sheltered the range, which: is
M‘MBY-
sergeant-alarms Neeley is, one 01 V
theinnieet men in the convention} He .
has to be at the book and call oi,_t_he
Wail": '
and the telephone. ,
lot My rather-i '
Ftipsy. During executive «mans heV , =
has thotselr «mambo but
delegates out «of Arlington Hall. .
Mrs. East. the omelet-3 convention“
stenogrsphsg‘, is life anan'r- etenogra- :
mm {or them. 9. of L. convention. 3’
Site is said to be the finding expert ::
11‘}- this1 linemen for convent work
oiliugh. 0, sum: alumni-”Vac. is thG m are” 1
' Mme-m
. coventiolw oiirhteml ”Moons.
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Harry-Yes, but it’s colder riding.
c Mary (alter r lengthy silencel-j-k
Harry. IE dealt think l~ could get any
magician-1mm“:
. (limos having a checking account. Wetter“: aoeosue which are
- given eminent and com-loom attention.
Fairfield County National Bank.
?THE III-VAL PLEAWRE
WAN. wile went any I but
'her' talk into unison-snub.”
V V uncommon must. bombastic. lei,
. head he: he. mun-prvoeiw
2 “Yes. and to stopit wheneveciiihe.
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naval we: gem. and reiresh'ed. 1
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the prospect or anothm cruise V'
Lying oi! the Statue oi! madam:
"thn null «yacht Mayflower: m
President Wilson and a party d. ‘
emment anemia 91,: board. will
review the tour-mile line oi fighting
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On shore theosendi bi spectator;
gathered to witness the spectacle.
' Thesterm which had rendered out
conddrtsbie the festivities of stile
W renter yeeeuday, had
peét that the .isreweli review mitt
take place under clear skies. 1.»: V
in order to give the battbsm,
advantage of an outgoing tide‘ .359
hour of“ departure hodbeen'chenaufi
from"9:3o,a. ‘mz-ruatiirglmo‘ipr n1. ‘ '
night on Wednesday, to take up
part in. the novel gene which We
at that hour, and will attenuating
«. check. an attempt from an: "enemy?
- .lle, to- Cape Hatteras. .1_
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