New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-31
IN THE ORANGES.
SHOPS LOSING WORK ON ACCOUNT VI
THE HATTERS' STRIKE

THE BOARDS or HEALTH AND hD''Ni''' -
EAST ORANGE At oDDs-NoTEs oi IN ""'"'''
Tho hatters' strike continues to DE 'he mus mn
-, matter for consideration In the CITY 81
orange The strikers still hold together 'o'eS'
-, o., hroobs In their ranks are noted large
nrr,ber Of them have taken out traveii'HS cdrus anu
gone TO other places in search OF wor"' Inc ","'
lecturers still hold firmly 10 their po'itoh' anu 40
rou shons have acceded 10 the terms oil inc S''h'~
one .hop has announced ts determlhatio" ~ ''' ="
an tho agreement By which the men went BACK 10
-. - so,r ~ certain lots OF goods which were
=, hurry are finished. one other shop. that OF
brennan g. Carr has gone 'fou, making -FOUR Vi
the largest shops that have taken this course i"eS
find difficulty In getting men, bht enough nave -
slammed in each OF them to keep the shops so'hs'
serions factor in the Is the fact that on ac-
comm of the strike orders are coming H. ana inc
,ew men AT work are nearly enough TO supply 'hc
wants OF tn, trade. At this season OF the year
goods are wanted quickly. and are not ordered ''o"
places where strikes are In progress
The East Orange Republican Club OF the First
ward has taken up the question Of the turning the
nrooerfy owned by the township, where the present
disposal works OF the sewer are located. into pub
lie mark as soon as the rev Quiet sewer Is com
p,ctel The property les both in East Orange ana
Roomde.d and II 3 admirably adapted for park
purposes. committee was appointed 10 CONFER
with The municpa. authorities Of both townships
There Is hand sharp contest between 'he
Board OF Health and the Board of Education OF
Orange the former Board ha hlg issued peremptory
orders regarding the connection OF all the pubic
schools with the sewers. and the making OF radical
changes In al the plumbing In the schools The
Board Of Education insists that 1t has not the money
10 make changes and that in consequence OF the
shortage in the school census the Board IL short
nearly 5000 cf the State appropriation that 1t had
counted on The Board asserts that 1t would cost
,l.l nlr.n "A
schools to come up the sanitary requirements Of
the Board OF Health
The citizens Of Orange are waking up 10 the neel
OF b.stirring themselves In the effort to have one
Of the series Of public parks 10 be laid out by tho
Essex County Park Commission. located in that
city. The spot that by common consent is consd-
cred the most available is bounded by rremont-ave
Centrc-st.. South Orange-ave. and Berkeley-ave
This Already contains number OF natural features
that would mako II easily ctrvert.be INTO park
and at comparatively small cost number OF hne
roads are already laid out through II. A movement
Is foot 70 the gift OF considerable part
Of this tract to the Park Commission and commit
tee has been appointed TO bring the matter 10 the
attention Of tho Park Commission.
The Water Committee has large, force Of men at
work Blasting out the old strmps and removing the
reservoir and which Is now exposed to view. II -
the intention 10 continue this work as opportunity
presents during the present ow stage OF the water
that there ray be repetition next year or the
unpleasant taste AMI smell OF the water
The Board OF Education. of South Orange. has de-
cilcl To add depar tm.nt Of cooking to the manual
training department Of IN" schools. and a large
room Is now being fitted up with the most approved
modern outfits for the purpose. Mrs. Summer. OF
Summit. = TO be in charge Of the department.
The public schools OF Orange will open on Tues
day morning The opening of TIE new Fourth ward
School Will not take place until September l6. the
final touches to the building not having been made
Among the officials the Eastern Naval Re-
serves Of New-Jersey two young society men
OF the Oranges Farnham Yardiey Of Wllliam-st.
East Orangc. who has been appointed Lieutenant
and adjutant and Arthur II. Colby. of Reynolds
Terrace. Orange. who l. paymaster.
The Roy. Charles A. Savage. pastor Of the orange
Valley Congregat iOnal Church. is camping out with
a party OF twe.ve on the shores Of Lake George,
and Will Visit Stowe. Vermont. and the White Noun
tains before his return home.
The engagement is announced of Miss Elizabeth
Van Auken. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Samuel g.
Van Auken, of Dodd-st.. East Orange. Russell
Gerry. Of Brentford Hall Spuyt-n Duyvi, New
York city
Ex-Mayor ard Mrs Henry II Truman, with their
daughters. Miss Euiale Truman and Miss Gertrude
Truman are the Hotel Chdwold. In the Adiron-
lacks.
W Irving Scott and Miss Josephine Scott. OF Pros
vect Terrace. East Orange. entertained party of
friends this week their yacht Alisia, on the Great
Rf