Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-06-16
NEW HAVEN NOTES.

The lfautS Ountll regular llt'tlIs
takes place tomorrow evening"
Who sent Pickett that dynamite the
Register spoke about Wednesday even
ing?
The Bakers Union asks one and all to
buy no bread unless it has the union
label.
If New Haven cant find among It's
citizens better public fmCtonares than
DALEY Il It,, it deserves to be the laugh
ing stock Of Montowese.
The case of the union quarrymen at
Crawford war noIled. Attorney Iacher
was prosecutor for the State, and Attor-
ney Arvinc for the men.
A$socjotrd Press Dispatch, Zone of
the twelve Iepcrs of the New Brunswick
Icper colony has skipped. Wonder if 1t
could have beu Troup.
II il reported that there il move
mcnt on foot to secure the dryg0ods
clerks of this city Friday half -h"Ilday
during the summer months.
1t might be well to look after Mr.
Schneider, late foreman Of WcibcIS
brewery. Wclbcl must sell his beer and
why not on BrOOme street, New York
The meetings of all labor organizations
held last week in Trades Council Hall
have had an exceptionally large attend
ance. There seems to be a new spirit
awakening.
Five dollars reward will be paid at this
office for information that will lead to
the conviction Of the thief who stole the
bulletin Of June nth from the bulletin
board of the WoRkMEN's ADVOCATE.
Here is the State of Connecticut giving
the power to arrest into the hands of
few men, who, even if they cannot prove
their charge, may go unpunlshed. The
State should be careful in its appoint
ments.
The joint committee Of the lnterna-
tional MouIders' Unions GO and r have
decided to celebrate their anniversary on
the 9Th of july by giving an excursion
to Glen Island on the steamer John II.
Starin.
The Defense Fund Committee of
Trades Council have subscription lists
well circulated, and ask all in sympathy
with Organized Labor, which Is now in
trouble and in need Of money, to con
tribute literally
William Steier, boss baker, has broken
the contract with the union, the men
being compelled to board with him.
Now, why does he want the men to
board with him. Don't he make enough
profit out of their labor?
No intelligent jury to whom any one
appeals from a decision Of Pickett 5
court in a case involving workingmen
would sustain such decision. Pickett
has proved himself prejud'ced and in
our opinion, incompetent.
The firm Of &. Cowles x Co. gave "A
banquet to their shareholders and EN-
ploJes last "Wednesday evening. in cclr,
hration of their iittleth anniversary. II
II Is rs usual, a ten per cent reduction
i'll the wages of the slaves will follow.
Some friends of Weibel have been ac-
tive in raising funds which they pre-
scented TO Mr., Gerst, one of the victims
Of bailey, Pickett x Go. $ little racket,
with the advice to pay his fine and look
for work out of town. SO rs to free him
self from being moleSted 10y the law.
The firm Of Mallory. Wheeler x co.,
lock manufacturers, closed their door
for three days last week, and let e
thirty men To get work elseW here. A.
there are many idle at present, prospects
are good that they will have the pleas
ure of seeking without success for SON,
time.
One of the incidents of Schiebels ar
rest was when Court officer Nettlrtul
was escurtlng him from the court room
To the police office below. The brute il
blue and brass caught him by the arm
savagely and Missed: "luu Anarchist
You deserve to be hung" 1t is probable
that this servant belongs to the church
and glorles in taking the lives of Others
Some thief stole a copy of a lette
from Mr.. Busche which was posted o.
our bulletin board. last Wednesda
night. As II was pretty generally rea
Notwithstanding the reporters of tn
daily papers had orders to pass it wit
silent contempt, II was not considere
worth while to make another copy of il
As to who the thief was, one only has t
consider who are interested in suppress,
ing the letter
Some people are blessed with amazin
conceit. Professor Henry w. Farnam
paper last Saturday said that Hug