The Connecticut labor press., June 14, 1919, Image 7

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THE CONNECTICUT LABOR PRESS
CONNECTICUT'S RECREATION
SPOT FOR THE WORKERS
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Attractions and Business Concerns Which Co-
FYEL DASHIELL,
Beach Restaurant
White City Restaurant
Grove Lunch
White City Lunch
COMPLIMENTS OF
New Haven Base Ball Club
GEORGE WEISS, OWNER.
Monarch Billiard Hall
PALACE ST. UNDER RACER.
; Branch of Monarch Hall,
1 385-397 . Campbell Ave,,
. . West Haven.
' I .
J. W. Brown, Prop.
M. Quigley, Manager.
RESTAURANT AND LUNCH
4 Palace Street
i Specialties Every Day
4
Steaks, Chops and Sea Food.
Reasonable Prices.
1 We make our own Pastry.
Ob"F -"loiricl
Welcomes You To
BLOCK ISLAND" SHORE
1 1
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A SQUARE DEAL
AND A SQUARE MEAL COME TO LIGHTHOUSE BEACH
SAYS MITCHELL, OF ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. ,
TABARD INN
Shore Dinner
AND
- Banquets
Liberty 6718-2.
A. G. M'DONALD, PROP.
PLAYGROUND FOR WORKMAN
(Continued from First Page.)
The Connecticut Labor Press covers
the labor field primarily and does not
devote much space to sporting matters,
naturally, but the workingman is a good
patronizer of sporting events and- the
new owner of the New Haven baseball
club, George Weiss, is doing his level
best to supply a good baseball team, tins
season
; The Monarch billiard hall on Palace
street under the Racer is tvell equipped
for billiards. This place is a branch, of
the- Monarch Hall on Campbell avenue
in West Haven. It is owned by J. W.
Brown and managed by M. Quigley.
N
REGULAR DINNERS SERVED
When at Savin Rock
Visit the
SEA BREEZE STUDIO
, For Your Photograph
Beach Street, Cor. Grove,
SAVIN ROCK.
The Palm Restaurant
AND LUNCH
494 Beach St.
New Specialties Daily.
SHORE DINNERS
Steaks, Chops and Sea Food.
Lighthouse Beach
DINNERS OUR SPECIALTY.
Most visitors at the Rock have their
pictures taken and the Sea Breeze
studio on Beach street at the corner
of Grove will supply your wants. The
little birdie will sing to attract your
attention while posing.
For dancing, be sure to visit the
Pavilion on Beach stret. The floor
there is all that can be desired and the
music is the kind you like, as Hellen
Mary would say. The 'phone of this
place is West 52, so you can call your
partner and let hr know if you are
detained by waiting for the innings or an
aperitii or something.
While doing all these things, as out
lined, you will very likely develop con
siderable of a thirst. To quench the
said thirst, Zoller & Schneider, near the
car station, provide creamy root beer,
something new. It sells for fve cents
the stein.
The Imperial restaurant and lunch
at 4 Palace street serves specialties
every day, and steaks, chops and sea
food can be had at reasonable prices.
This restaitrant makes its own pastry.
Shore dinners are featured at the
restaurant and lunch at 494 Beach
street. Steaks, chops and sea food are
always on the bill, with specialties each
day.
The Hartford Amusement Company
operates the Whip and Circle Swing in
the White City ard :he?e amusements
are always well patronized. The Circle
Swing gives a pleasing sensation and
Operate With Organized
esire
00.3 Inc.
SAVIN ROCK
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West Haven, Conn.
I ' NEW
FAR EAST
CHINESE and AMERICAN
RESTAURANT
EXCELLENT SERVICE
REASONABLE PRICES
The Charm of the Orient
and the Magic of the
Seashore with Your Dinner
92 Beach Street
Hotel Bishop
New Haven, Conn.
THE NEW $40,000 GIANT
e The New Witching Waves
New Attractions :: Better Than Ever :: Other New Amusement Devices ::
Good Street Railway Service
Depends Wholly On The
Of The Public With The
Company
THINK IT OVER
The Connecticut Company
there is no danger of doing a Hawker
while up in the air.
After a round of the gayeties at Savin
Rock, our women readers will undoubt
edly have a thought for garments so
they should stop at 66 Congress ave
nue, New Haven, where the White City
Furrier, Inc., is located, for as the an
nouncement says, now is the time to buy
and save money.
The trolley service provided by the
Connecticut Company is all that could
the Patronage of the Wage-Earner and
H
is Family Patronize Them.
Bishop's Colonnade
Savin Rock
.ATION
be desired and the campaign of the
company to have its patrons follow the
rules is bearing fruit. .This tends for
a quicker and better service and more
satisfaction all around
Look at the expiration date on your
address sticker.
Renew vour subscription to The Con
necticut Labor Press while it's still a
dollar a year.
THE FRANK WILCOX CO.
Largest Restaurant
SHORE DINNERS
and
oldest Amusement concern
Merry-Go-Round
The Whip Skee Ball Bridge
Ball.
Phone West 52
PAV
DANCING
BEACH ST.,
SAVIN ROCK
'iK 'i. - '
COASTER
All the Old Favorite Amusements
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OPPOSED TO BURLESON.
Resolution Asks President Wilson
to Remove Him.
Atlantic City, N. J., June 11. By i
resolution introduced today in the con
vention of the American Federation of
Labor President Wilson is asked to at
once remove Postmaster General Burleson.
Labor and Which
Something New
CREAMY ROOT
BEER
5c STEIN
5c
ZOLLER & SCHNEIDER
Near Car Station.,
OPERATORS OF
THE WHIP and CIRCLE SWING -
WHITE CITY ' SAVIN ROCK
MQMAUGHEM'
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vjft ifr i ifr ft it $ $ $ $ 'X' '1' 'I' 'I' '1' 'I'
MOMAUG
Shore Dinners
Planked Steaks Broiled Lobsters
Meals a la Carte
Dancing
Evenings from 8 till 12 o'clock.
Fine Bathing
z
Cosey Beach,
The resolution was introduced by E.
J. Gainor, National Association of Let
ter Carriers; T. F. Flaherty, National
Federation of Federal Employees ; nnd
E. J. Ryan, Railway Mail Association.
It follows in full :
"Whereas, President Wilson in his
message to Congress made this declara
tion : 'The question which stands at the
front of all others in every country
amidst the present great awakening
is the question of labor The object
of all reform in this essential matter
must be the genuine democratization of
industry, based upon a full recognition
of those who work, in whatever rank,
to participate in some organic way in
every decision which directly affects
their welfare or the part they play in
industry', and
"Whereas, Postmaster General Bur
leson has pursued a labor policy in di
rect conflict with this enunciation of
principles, and in answer to President
Gompers of the American Federation
of Labor has characterized as 'silly'
the right of collective bargaining, and
"Whereas, Mr. Burleson has ruth
lessly invaded the rights of the em
ployees and has interfered in defiance
of law with the proper functioning of
their organizations ; and has not only
refused to recognize the accredited
representatives, but has' also sought to
have repealed the employees' constitu
tional right of direct petition to Con
gress, and
"Whereas, This labcr policya policy
OUR BEST SELECTIONS
Furs and Coats
Your Oppertunity
Buy Now and Save Money '
White Gty Furrier Inc.
66 Congress Ave. New Haven
'I $
n ni l!
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Theodore P. Swift
Proprietor.
(Mr. Swift's Eighth"
Season.) f
Phone
Liberty
8351
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.. .
East Haven
fastened upon every governmental
agency under Burleson's supervision
is in utter defiance of the wishes of the
people and in complete opposition to
the expressed views cf President Wil
son, and
"Whereas, Burleson's archaic and
autocratic attitude has resulted in a
demoralized service, discontented and
resentful employees, confused and'
choked industrial processes, and a peo
ple wrathful and indignant arid a long
series of administrative blunders, there
fore be it .
" "Resolved, That the American Fed
eration cf Labor in convention as
sembled, speaking directly for four mi'
lion organized waere-earners and firm in
the belief that this protest reflects the
sentiments of the vast majority of the
American people, requests ' President
Wilson to remove Postmaster General
Burleson from office."
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man may be down, but he's never out 1"
The "Army" will ask for $13,000,000
during the week of May 19-26.' Your
contribution will help prove the truth
of the slogan.
The success of the Salvation Army
Home Service Fund campaign for $13,
000,000 May 19-26-means less pov
erty and less crime in th United
States.