Bridgeton pioneer., 1904-07-07
PARAGRAPHS
OF GLASS NEWS

Co.'s plant. Toledo, O.. have com
pleted q most successful rnn. The
caster place shops will finish this
week. During the shutdown extern
sive repairs will be made.
The fires at the Kane, Pa, window
glass factory went out for the season
last Thursday. Work on the increase
of the tank from 54 to go pot capac-
ity will begin at once.
The Altoona, Pa, window glass fac
tory was sold last week for So. 500.
Many changes will be made at the
new plant Of the Woodbury. Glass Co.,
Winchester. Ind. Producer gas will
be used and large tank erected.
Ehe Industrial window glass plant
at Fowlerton. Ind. was sold ont last
week by Receiver Neal to P. B. De-
brnqus. trustee for the labor claim
ants.
A pot furnace will be erected at T.
@. Wheaton s. 90. 3 plant, Millville,
N. ) +, to replace the small continuous
tank which is being torn down.
The report that B. N. Mccoy, of
Kane, Pa. had purchased the Boyd
plant at Mt. Jewett, Pa. is denied.
The improvements at the Sargent
Glass Co.'s plant, Evansville, Ind,
are being pushed rapidly.
The Ford plate glass plant, Ross
ford. o will be closed to-day. Ex-
tensive repairs will be made.
Ran Bos., Fairmount, Ind. will
shortly begin operations in we'll drill
ing, and they hope to secure sufficient
fuel with which to operate their plant
at that place.
The Bond Co., Hazelhurst, Pa.
closed their plant last week after q
successful seasons run.
The Johnston glass plant, Hartford
City, Ind, was, closed after run
since Dec. 10. The tank will be re-
modelled and producers intalled during
the shutdown.
Fires went out at the Clelland plant,
Hartford City, Ind, on Saturday Of
last week.
Repairs are being vigorously pushed
at the plant Of she Port Allegheny.
Pa, Window Glass 90. The factory
will be Increased length.
Fire attack ed the plant of the Black
foru Window Glass Co., Vincennes,
Ind, on Tuesday night and did about
$40, 600 worth Of damage.
The Warrington. W. Va, bottle
works will close this week with prac-
tioally no stock on hand. after expert
encing a very prosperous year. The
tank will be remodeled during the
shutdown.
Glass was still being made this week
at the plant Of the Globe Window
Glass Co., Finalay, o., with "a shops
operating. The tank will be re-
modelled Immediately after tie shut
down.
Ninety per cent. Of the glass fac
tories Of Belgium have been closed
owing to the strike. French picture
glass has been advanced from 10 to l5
per cent in price.
Thousands Of dollars will be spent
by Ball Bros. on the improvements
that will be made at Muncie, Ind. !.
this summer. New gas producers will
be installed and the old buildings re-
placed by iron and steel structures.
The Columbia Plate Glass Co..
Blairsville. Pa, are doubling their
capacity by erecting two more fur
naces, which will be put into opera.
tion as soon as completed.
It is rumored chat the machines at
the Rochester. Pa. Tumbler Works
have been thrown ont and the man
aRement has refused to pay the royalty
due the OwenslM Maritime 90.
Fire goes out at the plant Of the
Macbeth Evans Glass Co.. Charleroi,
Pa. after fair rum 1t is thought
by the employees that there will be an
extended shutdown.
Affairs at the Randall, w. Va,
bottle works are rapidly being placed
in good shape and inquiries received
at the plant seem to indicate that the
company will enjoy a good trade dur
ing the coming season.
! A compromise has been arrived at in
the case OF Simon Burns vs. Cooper
ative Window Glass Co., Matthews,
Ind. The plaintiff gets s., 300 and the
property reverts to the assignee.
The work Of remodeling the furnace
at the Woodbury., N. j., glass works
has been commenced.
Q. T. Cole & Co., Lancaster. O.,
closed their window glass factory this
week.
a number Of changes and improve
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