The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-05

from Philadelphia, and suppose tina
thefe is an organized effort to haV
AineIlcan manufacturers represented
but II our manufacture is represented
az the exposition, it will be by the En-
siisn company which manufactures
under a royalty. AS far as we ar,
concerned, we will not take mart ),
DAVID II. framing, president of The
worcester Corset Company. said ina
that establishment will NOT send any
eAhlpit or its manufacture to the Paris
SSAposllioh next year. He said to The
Ply man: Paris is the home of beau
~ vtAui. o05 sets, ana II we sent any there
II would be like carrying Goals to New.
castle. When The Sunday Spv mar
suggested that it might be q good idea
10 snow the Parisians what a good ar.
| tlcle could be turned out in Worcester
ne sdlu' we have enough to do tC
lake care OF our trade in this country
we 90 not deal with iobbers at all
put with the retailer direct, and when
| you consider the number of retailers
there are in this country, Won can see
mat we nave pretty large number to
| dttenu TO, We do not expect to make
| a better corset than they do in Paris
! although we make them as good" He
smlllngly remarked that if the com
pahy can supply the demand in the
j. POSSESSIONS hox f+e.l lc
full. --''i'NN
Charles E. Forehand. secretary of tbe
Forehand Arms Company, told The
spy man that the company will not
take part in the exposition. 1--WE do
not export any of our manufactures. "
salu ne, except to South America and
Australia. 1t would be no object for
US 10 take part in the exposition. We
nave received communication from sew
erai sources inviting us to take part
and send an exhibition of firearms. but
we Will not do So"
Inc Norton Emery Wheel Company
VIII undoubtedly decide to send an ex-
nlblt1on to Paris. The matter has been
under advisement for some time, but
mas not been brought to the attention
OF the directors. The Plunger Eleva-
Tor company, which is closely connect
ed with the Norton Emery Wheel Com
pany will not send an exhibit but
will send expert representatives. who
VIII spend their time looking for new
ideas that will be of benefit to the COM
pany.
George I. Alden, treasurer of both
corporations, was interviewed by
spy representative yesterday. Mr.. AL
len said:
THE matter has been considered and
II is not unlikely that the Norton EN-
cry Wheel Company will send an ex-
hibit across the water
Inc details have not been arranged
Tor the simple reason that no final
decision has been reached
The company has representatives in
France. Whether they will handle the
exhibit or not is a question.
The company has an interest in
securing foreign trade. The Plunger
Elevator Company will not attempt to
exhibit, as far as ] know"
Thomas c. Orndorff has not given any
consideration to the proposition of eX-
hloltlng his own products at the Paris
exposition. When it was suggested to
him by Sunday Spy man at the Com
monwealth Club, Saturday afternoon.
however, he stated in a most emphatic
sort of way that he should not enter
the industrial exhibit there. 1t required
zoo great an amount of labor and he
did not see that there was any great
amount of profit to be gained by it. So
Tar as a representation of the leading
industries of this vicinity were con-
cerhed, that was a question for those
VINO carried on the industries to deter
mine for themselves. He could see no
great gains offered them in the promo
sltlon. Most all of them had an exhibit
at the chicago fair, and if those who
would pc interested in their products
didn't know about them now they never
would by an added one at Paris.
Inc Orndorff factory is closed lust
now IL stopped operations a week ago
and Will not resume again, Mr.. Orn-
dortf says, until orders will JUSTIFY
them vs. '"9'AlS
The Richardson Manu-
occurring company will not exhibit any
Oh us work IN the line Of pistols or guns
dt the Paris exposition in 1900 The GEN
eral manager of the concern when
asked the reason of not exhibiting anv
goods at the fair. said that no practice
OF exhibiting anything turned ont was
ever made before the past expositions
ana the concern would not commences
| now.
Inc Coates horse clipper manufactory
mas not decided to put on exhibition env
of its work at the Paris exnosition a e'ri5
VIII not decide until word comes from
Ine england agent, Charles Neat. Mr.
Neat some time ago said that he in
tended TO make an exhibit and If ha
ala he would let the concern know
ABOUT 1t. Mr., B. Austin Coates when
seen by Npy man yesterday said that
tilele was no doubt that his agent
would arrange for some exhibit.
Col. Samuel e. Winslow, president ~
the Wlnslow Skate Company. has moi
decided on an exhibit of his goods there
altnough ne may send over a line Tho
matter had not been called to his atten-
tlon until yesterday. So far as a general
DISPLAY OF Worcester's manuractnred
products We're concerned he was not
prepared TO express an opinion.