The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-17

rhe following unions will hold sessions
tonight
Carpenters council. Labor temple.
Plumbers. Labor temple
Iron workers, Labor temple.
Plaster tenders. Labor temple.
BARRIERS SENDING OUT NOTICES.
This morning the BARRIERS business agent
was busily engaged I'm sending out the
notices concerning the preparation for
Labor day and the parade.
The notice read as follows:
You are notified that a fine OF SO was
voted 10 every man who does not appear
in line on Labor day. Sept 3, 1906, ana
also a line of s. for any man who works
on that day.
II Is the hope OF the committee that
you will be I'm line so you won't nave 10
be fined
Report at headquarters at $50 a. M
Monday, Sept. g.
This circular will be collected In line
no YOU are request. "a to bring this circular
with You as IL will show that you parad-
ed IL was decided TO wear black Shoes
dark trousers. white Military coat with
black buttons stand up collar, ana blach
tie. white cap (Which can be procured at
the OGorman company. Tell clerk To give
you BARRIERS cap), white cotton gloves
and special canes. which viii be sold IN
Our headquarters.
You are invited TO attend our next reg
ular meeting on Aug q, 1906, as matters
of importance will come up.
Yours fraternally,
NJ II. PASQUALE.
Secretary Local tutUr, Nj.
II is planned II possible TO have a mas,
cot i'm line I'm the form OF ittle coloIeu
lad bearing upon his shoulder razor
with a motto. II the lad can be toullu
e. suit the ideas of the union, that VIII VIII
Be the feature OF the parade tor the
union. He will be dressed entirely In
white SO as to contrast with his color.
COUNCIL CENSURES BAND.
At the meeting of the Building Trades
council last evening one OF the chlei top
. les OF discussion was the action OF lhe
' band In the parade yesterday IL was
the consensus OF opinion that the bands
who withdrew from the parade be com
mended and that one that remained IN
The line would be censurcd. Further than
that, 10 was voted that the band be ig
nored IN the selections for the parade on
Labor day. ana that for the future,
wherever the union had any Influence II
would use 81 against the band I'm ques-
zion, and would turn its work to all other
Bands when possible
President Thomas Finnegan was I'm the
chain and conducted the business. The
Labor day committee reported "a fun at
tendance Of the unions affiliated with the
council
committee from The Wage Eainers
club was ON hand and given the privilege
OF the floor for a short talk. luc d.le-
gates stated their objects and according
To their request set OF delegates were
appointed 20 attend the meetings on th,
behalf OF the council
The matter of the musicians was then
taken up and the action taken that was
noted above.
A communication was received from 10.
cal S59 OF the carpenters asking that thcli
delegates be given a seat Ia the meeting
which was done
The remainder OF the time was devoted
20 routine business after which the meet
Ing closed
MOLDERS SHORT MEETING
Tho meeting OF the molders union las
evening was very short and for the great
er part OF the time devoted 60 the gener
nj matters OF business The membership
committee reported several matters an,
the names of the candidates for mem
bership. They were all Initiated.
The Labor Day committee reported OF
The plans for the parade stating that al
the members OF The craft would ura Oh
or that day an dthe union would have
band with them.
Several other matteers were dispose