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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 8, 1902 · page 8

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III the rooms of the
onday‘ evening at? :30. at

III ai‘s Will be elected for IhI:

$300
2.300

~...._........._..q

$2 7‘15

‘ Lo’xpendituros of the,

.33 (18’ The report of
III the dub. Cha‘t‘losh ‘.
s that for the past year
‘o‘lane‘e I)! 236 54 from the
I report. th
Tho expenditures of the
“to $3. 699. 56 leaving a

II- good of $102 117. -
' Ia detailed statement of

ti: duIlIIg year .
oiast‘atod (hiring I
7

Ieoeipts were:

 

erlck A lzookwood. Thomas

Edward Mother, 1).

Lt‘mla w Leonard.
A III) liars-13 am It I

81:11th "

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‘I FIRE PROOF BUILDING GUTTE

I thIongh the too .

L‘yI‘Ioa. ‘Cheat'on S. ’

depIItfieht. I
Women in this room there are about
twantywflve at work it is not thought

that they will tannin longer than to .
day. The biotin: dawn ot Ila-'11: factory . II I.
means that there are about twu hum“

dre‘d people out of employment. and it
will be 891111)! e the mills will

atéit up own or tlaI company intends I _
Whittier and engine In I
and they claim that 1t I

Will he a nod time. at mount to do ‘

I this wo

Wat tin: intentio

campany

woeka tn malt theae lmprove‘mentt
The tron began yesterday alter-

n’oon. When Foreman David

the flnlahlng dapnttment. w

more a day I we wliI quit work?
“All right null then”. said Mr.

‘ land In: Inttetj IIII‘I not like

Long in Bayonne Estimatod at $150.- I‘ .’

GOO—Workmen’t Narrow Escape.

NEW YORK. April «8. 31: story
cemont‘ building. at 1311 no» N J.
suppdsed to be fireproof. Iwaa gutted
by tire last night it has owned by
the Pacific Coast Borax Company and
was‘ located near tho Standard 011
Company 3 plant

is IIIIiInowa

Five workman .who ‘woro o
fourth floor did not know the building
was on flro’ I‘Iutli they now he llamas
shoot Inn the shawl Thai eocapo in
that wayI being out 617.1116

Stor)’
men. standing at the. top I
threw one end III III. loan 1:11.. win-
dow
Emil tlw ”th men lowered themselves
TODAY IN WALL STREET. ,
WALL STREET 10:10 it haw-Some
of the stocks listed on foreign or
changes héflectéd II demand It)? London
account of the opening daailnga Else
Where in. the list there were short: re-
actions St Louis and San anciaco

III] Colorado Fuel dipped %

II III: marimt was out I

ond broad ‘
-WA

Tho ion is ehtIIIt‘at _
”ed at $150 000 The art .

it was caught and niacin that

 

garjw t of town; and I
go back to work and they no It)
today. The strikers ‘retIu-ned
Thorn are two diatInI‘t d
in the iinl‘ahlng room: 0
the wet and or the mom '
’lfhoan onihloyéd 111
t I‘eo‘elVoI
In: a: , II:
This morning the men in the wet and
consulted with
(tint the result

3 v9 them or da‘y.

I and ammo 3:1. .59 pm
‘ were getting $125

a a for that kind oi
Itivo 1111 a bill of

pa‘ttmopt heard what had happened in
the my room attoi reuniting what
they went to the 011m: in a body and
also called for their money They
wet. paid what was coming to mam
new: mm through the the

lory and as them. was homo Danton-
than in the, winning room previoaa to
this trouble; the workmen w‘eat to the
0mm: and dam titled $175 pm day an
increase oi 2 "
111 Ii I‘Ind so they when for their par.
The principal bone or contention do
in department ditto: hat).

 

I.
out of my men and :

One of the men go- a
ing up to him aid "We Want ten cent 1

porintandént West
thI‘It he agi‘oed to I

'l‘hoy went rt! ,

coupla

 

Rampant. III the new gI‘een' “
‘ahadea‘ $1001) and $15 00
‘ Tei 133- 12‘ L

I B-TE (:0
Estate‘ o1

etermlnéd at tho Probate
”"1th the 15th day I)!

l ,
to all portions Interested thorn!
publishing thia érdo‘r in a newspapor
having a cumming III said dtstrlot at
:eaat flw days hereto. aald day of 11
ng.

 

termm oaaanv DISTURBED

lain;
' , is estimated that the schedule adopted

‘ row leases It may he. III little more than

: weaVem the only demand upon the in
I out agent being that he should give a
I promis‘o that the two-loom ays’tem

‘ Agent Hinehllfle shun

:gght‘a action I): the manta reached

thaw Spring Jacitota.
‘ Ladies Walking Skim

Ladies 3.

‘ Waist: I
H Ladies Whit: P K. waia‘ts.
' Ladies‘ White Lawn Waists. .
LadIeI‘I’ Colorod Cotton Waists._ 7
F, Imported and Domestic Dress
Gingham: '
l Fancy Lawns and DImities;

 

 

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- Wages Out by Ettulllzlng Procm.

m MOGSUP. Conn April sé—trae BII‘II!
‘ m or the’ Milnor mills of the Ameri- . I

can Woolen Company here were grout.
1y disturbed today upon learning of the
action taken by the agents of the
oompfiny in Boston last night in equal

he nrloes paid for weaving It

means It redaction lo the wem era here
or iron: soon to ton par cent and In a

ten per cant I
“ At; the hunter how was entirely in
sympathy with the JOlaeyviIIo R. l. »

would not he introduced Into these'

upon by tho strikeré with considerable

been larger than that in at other
mill: or the company and hence the
canonization order means a reduction
In regard to th two-loom system.
Informed the
waivers that while he sees no prospect
that the wé‘temmili be applied to the
grade of work done In these mills, he
has no, nuthority to make a momma

- he‘ mill: Were Closed today on no

‘ . The flavor: iIave‘
hold no heating since the nowa of last

 

ltlons ohlc‘h led up

sen state of mind of the '
pet: d

“Ladies Tailor Made 811113., I
TijuLadIe‘s Separato Skin‘s.‘ ‘

Ladies RaIny Day Skirts.
Black and Colored Silt:

Wham» In miner Mills will Huvo ,

mills. the preheat situation III looked .

I‘Ineaslneas Tho nay of weavers new '_
la said by the mill management to have

 

 

Ladies’ .,

Colored Wash Goo’dIt. ‘
White. Plain and Fancy P. K.

3: . White Dress Goodaof all kinds. ‘

Biook Wool Drcss Goods.
Colbred Dress Goods.

“ {Silk Chambray.
31 ”Wash Silks.
hath: Foulards.
I :New Laces and Trimmings.

‘Gents’

and Children‘a ‘
‘ Underwear. M

[Spring Hosiery. ‘
,I Kid: and Fabric GloveII.

 

OUR STORE IS ‘YOUR STORE.

OUR SYSTEM

THE hgsuu. we om own-II: vou on m '

FAMILY FROM HEAD I

 

 

 

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