New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-12
REVIVAL ~ THE IVOOLLEN NDC SIM

MILLS IN NEW w-ENGLAND MAKE NHEr'Hr ~ ''N
porrs -pr-pprp PUsINESs LESS HOPEFUL"
Rockville Conn. March n-Leadng "ooieh
,o,rrac,urars NJ his city, in interviews To-Day
o,sor, thar ,h9re Is marked improvement IN 'he
uooIler business many new orders peins le0e'vN
AZ the mills The Hockanum ana SP''i'e M -
have resumed running nearly fun Tune 'he Aiei'
can and Rock mills have started UP theii oa,u''le
ord sninnine Departments on full time the New
Enrlend Mil has a number OF rooms on iuH 'iihe
,,a yarnon Woollen Mills have resumed running
Ave days a week after being sh II down ior some
vesks and the Belding Brothers SAX ihi'is nave
been on full time for some weeks.
Woonsocket 4 T.. March 1.-THE renoVai OIL ,he
-,,hhar stock OF the shoe department at the Ma
,ional Rubber factories in Bristol 10 the Aiice NIL
80 ,ba United states Rubber Company. In this CITY,
has hoen going on until the work Is nearly hnished
II looks as though the making Of arctcs ana shoes
a, Bristol would entirely Ihat work en-
nIoved $40 II, Bristol and II II is TO go on at this
rate there will be a big jump in the production OF
,ho Alice MIL There l. further talk OF the aDan-
donnent of the Bristol plant entirely, but TINS Is
doubtful as the facilities in the tennis department.
there are superior 10 any other factory "oon-
socket however has the most modern factory IN
Tho rms. for making other kinds OF shoes The de-
nartinents left at Bristol after the arctic and shoe
business is Withdrawn Will employ about SIX nun
dred as the lists have been lately In their pdiis
DAYS the Bristol works employed ~" fsu'"o'S
TOO &, now that the boot business In MlIViie EN-
,Io,inp 200 is to be removed 10 Woonsocket' 'oo'
h, this s not substantated There is little faith In
Nuvil In the business future Of the place tor the
removals Of rubber help from the village nave aver
agod over A dozen a day for the last ie" days ana
a,er,oed a third OF hat number FOR weeks. the
Lin ,hat leave there mostly find work In Bangan's
nctp ,inayville factory The Board OF Aldermen OF
~" tv mas invited President colt. or the Woon-
Le, rubber Company. next week to talk over the
s,ec-s for a trust factory here. and the matter
of further tax exemption , ,, III, i
rirreiyille which have lately been idle, or part
" ~ o,..1oio Nor, ordors ,har ba
~ iii within reasonable time; mill running full
,imc about 80 employed w.
4, Nrna,ation W ri fulI time and employs sixty hands
J." X, r Fiske ir of Pascoag IL running
III line and employs eighty hands.
luv, uW,,arn Tinkhan 4 CO.. OF Harrisyille and Whip
,n are running full time and employ l50 hands
PXt,iicox Wells al Oak Valley, running in part
.rd viii shortly be IN fun operation; employ 100
hands -. p,,Aha. co,,no-... Al. ..A
-. Iii IN Woonsocket, Will start tomorrow, after
oe, - d.vs' shutdown. and will eight hours a
a.. the same az before the shutdown.
"1' 1i'oou,sville Ky March u.-At meeting here OF
~ wooiien mill operators OF Ohio. Illinois Indi-
@ e.e Missouri Mississippi. Tennessee, Georgia and
a, aan,,ncky Z was stated that the forthcoming
hanyss in the tariff would enable the mills 70 run
oil the wear around.