Workmen's advocate., 1888-06-09
NEW HAVEN NOTES.


 David T. McNamara and Joseph A. Brennan have gone to Kansas City as delegate and alternat" respectively oi New Haven Typographical Union.
 Weibcl's late scab foreman, Schneider has left his employ and gone to New York city, where he has purchased sa- loon on Broome street near ChrystIe.
 International Iron Mouldcrs' Unions GO and r contemplate the celebration of their anniversary on the 5tll of July, and are to take action on the matter at their next regular meeting
 Ffeseniuss men are all out on strike; even his two sons have gone out with the men, he having engaged his old fore man, Charles Orth, again; and they all decided to go out rather than submit to his driving.
 The Trades Council has made an ap- peal to all organized and unorganlzcd labor for funds to assist the union brew CTS. Funds received at the office of the WuKkMEN'S ADVOCATE hN the Treasurer of the Defense Fund.
 The Defense Fund committee of the Trades Council have appointed r. II. Hammond Treasurer of the Fund.- and authorized him to receive all money at the office of the WOEk'lN S ApNuC ATE, ,Sl Chapel street. p.u, address, D1aWer lU3
 Do unto others as you wish to be done by. There are number of Cigarmakers at n house on Fair street, who eat bread without the Bakers Union label. Sup pose that other union men cease to call for cigars with the blue label Wha' then;
 The Tailors' Union, 1t is reported has tabled requests of the Trades Council and American Federation of Labor to li- nancially assist the brewers in thru struggle. This strange report wouid seem lo call for eNplanatlOn, ;ls the lalI- ors' Union is not the most mpecunIouS on the list
 One day last week, at the shops of the N. Y., N. Il. X Hartford k. R, Co.,, forty men were discharged on the rea that the company were to reduce expenses, and on the very next day new men were taken on again, probably at lower rate of wages. Work Is ialriy rushing at the shops, and this is one method of having thelr work done at q lower price without a strike.
 Our pious fellow citizen, F. $. Wheeler q Illlhouse avenue resident, who wa arrested for obtaining money under tals, pretences some time ago, will not bt tried until September. Counsel fol prosecution thought Wheeler should bt treated just as any other criminal. Bu note the difference between treatmen of this well,Connccted person and th' Secretary of the Brewers Unlon.
 Secretary Schiebel, of the Brewers Union, secured his release from prlaol on Monday afternoon, Mir, Georg SchleiCher becoming his bondslnan tu the required amount Of six hundred do lars. Several persons were secured a bOndsmen, but as thclr property had small encumbrance they were refused Among them was one who had p!Opert valued at S6,0OO; but as It had mOrI gage of S2,OO0, the Clerk of the COur also refused to accept hlnl. The Clerk great desire was to have the liar Lash.
 There is some talk of starting a can paign sheet in opposition to Troup paper, the Union, and it is further Tt morcd that the delegates to the Inter national Typographical Union will tr to secure funds to carry out the srhem, As they intend to drop m on the "den ocratic" and republican convention ea route, possibly they may raise th poodle from the Jo) fuI politicians But 1t would be poor satisfaction to It place Troups paper with another tha could give no better guarantee than hl of faithfulness to the labor movement.