Workmen's advocate., 1888-06-02
NEW HAVEN NOTES.

Trades Council holds it's regular pn tomorrow cyemng.
 appeal has been made by the Brew Union to all affiliated labor organ ms.
 the Pool BrcNrrie7 the same oId ions prevail; long hours and Sun Fork are being gradually resumed Drc the Union was formed.
 Ipe are sometimes punished for tempt of court, but there should be be provision made to permit contempt Kew Haven. It can't be avoided Jn the vote to sustain the appeal of garmakcrs' Union No. 20, of New York, Iyl Union G7 voted l5 to 3, local on 39 voted 2j to |, and Union 42, of ctford, voted 3G tO II ln favor. 4 Al he Sunday night meeting of Saloon kecftrs, in Trades Council Hall, tl.erc were fifty dealers in the audience The result has been that there Is q general lemand for Union Beer and Union Yards.
 Edward King, of New York, will peak at the State House steps tomorrow Fundayl evening at 6,3O Uclock Mr. ing will undoubtedly attract n great ldence, for he le a iayotte with New ayen folks.
 Kendall so far has been playing Eing hand i'll his big scheme to get his low brewers into trouble and to secure plums. He went so far as to use w lre language to one of his successful Kendall, don't be fool
 Carpenters and Joncrs' Union, is now in tlourishing condition, their next meeting will elect dele the Trades Council Theirme |lll be held on the second and Wednesdays in Trades Council
 decides it's unlawful to tell not to drink one mans brew, but repeatedly told them not to drink " at all. That i4 to say, you S tt one brewery, but you may sr breweries. A brainy judge, Furniture Workers Union, at teting held on Friday evening. by subscription the sum of Or the locked-out brewers, and forwarded the amount to the Secre~ ,f the National Brewers Union in York.
 employees at the Marlin Rifle Co.,, ing the product of their Iahop firm, which consists of four men, ompelled to beg for the meagre ensation that Is awarded them, as have no regular payday, and if persist in their demands they are lataly discharged.
 s t short tale of two countries, 'al character in it; A natural mexican citizen, who boasts of his y prowess in the old country nave vivid recolleCtlons brought to when he thinks of the time when ,smarcks soldiers invaded Alsace, lnnd a big Alsatian proudly stand lap n compost heap in the quaint Of Dornach near M1hlhauscn. they pressed into service to fight His country. After he was let go me to America and got into the " business, and those that know ht he very much resembles Weibel once more arrayed agalnSt his { friends by cute Yankee +r.
 aems that the compoSitors who Troup by taking the pIaceso of the -out Union men are members of anization of non-uniun men and k.l They are said tu be ns partic- (ol,t the "card" of their organi7a- Il le most runctilous Unionists,
 boss who struck for freedom
 that they have him "whrrr short, and that's his glossy athawaN, rodent of some no, ias kicked against hN this fra. Ind Troup had to let him gn week ago Aleck has probably pugh to do just what his new tell him, for if he don't-why, D prevent them from seeking fwhere: They don't strike, of put they don't put up with lg. as Hathaways P. Il. q. exit
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