The sun., 1908-11-07
nJsfNEss BOOMs IN JERSEY.
Nlg Factories to Employ More Workers
and Put Them on Full Tine.

and Put Them on Full Tine.
IN all branches OF industry in Newark
and It's suburbs there was an awakening
r0iio6able yesterday and explanations
we're made that the outcome at the polls
81 Tuesday had relieved feeling Of sus-
rsnse that for many months had ologged
Ihb machinery Of the great mills and
factories and consequently kept many
|dlerB IN the city streets.
one OF the first and largest concerns
- come TO the fore on the prosperity
ssa$e Ii the Clark Thread Company,
where most OF the countPy's output in
Ihi4 line is produced. Notices have been
otstbd throughout the big mills telling
IHa 5000 or more hands that beginning
81 Monday they will he put on full time.
Iha sudden influx OF orders following the
tesnit of the election, it was explained,
la 10 the posting OF the agreeable notices
TIE International Steam Pump Works
81 Hafrison. N. j.. the president OF which
h A. w. Dunn. employs about 5000 men
during normal business condition. 1t
has experienced a serious setback since
The financial panic last fall There
+ 7t Was stated yesterday that orders
t,lsk have been standing have been re-
leae6d and each day is bringing gradual
ftchtass In the rush at the big plant.
There was not full force of men at
work there yesterday. but wit in few
1roeks, Il was said, the entire plant will be
. bt,ay and the capacity Of the concern
The Lidgerwood Company, one Of the
I2rRfat plants In Newark. manufacturers
~ ANtm aYnArta n
ni5ar ON fun time within a short time.
Df36fn have begun to como and q gen.
Sfai foossning in the industry has already
ia 20 an increase in the working force
1t the plant.
A. fhe Westinghouse Electric and Manu-
+ ofacfnfing Company an official said Y es-
= i1rtay that the full force Of employ ees.
3.(IpD men and girls, would be back at work
&'ffhin month. Orders have begun to
arrive and reports Of the trade are opt-
6. h Wilson, general manager of the
Hdisongplants In West Orange, declared
{fnt the effect Of the election OF Taft had
1iftady been felt In his factories and that
t,6pfesent week would produce the firms
1rkAst payroll.
Activity was noticeable at the big paint
<t8rks Of the Sherwin Williams Company
F and ts was said at the plant that rosy re-
It<fts from other sections OF the country
M{tnFn the firm does business were pro-
..<sffc Of q resumption. Of the prosperity
3 ,f1nporarily checked by the financial
4lI5nfency
0s&rfnouncement 4 was made by the
NeEAkue Electric Company At Watsessing
1tst6riay morning that in the near future
there would be so per cent. increase In
tEe number of employees who would be
Itcensarily put on fun time to cope with
I.,e number Of orders anticipated since
l<e Presidential election.
InRTToN. N. j., Nov. e.--Charles Howell
Etok. proprietor Of two potteries In this
r.'t3 and two In western Pennsylvania,
[.|'I sb-day that in the two days followina
|&olfon the orders received by his com.
r1n4 had exceeded those Of any thirty
tar1 during the past year. Mr.. Cook had
q <aI,f4fUnce tonight with the managers
49~5= =, wants with view OF DISTRIBUTING
q &ll'eEp 90 that they may be filed with
~ iItll8 delay as possible. Without
" 1SfzIa7G brder. Mr.. Cook said, Il would
f% ,1s0ossfbie TO All those already re.
/, ~ "a Within the next month. He said
i.et kin four plants would be kept going
%s z.iiI time up 70 Christmas
49, Trenton Nalleable Iron Company
- - on an increased force OF men
<,is-sf conditional orders roooivod before
-ls'sl ~, Some Of the larger orders con
fsisSd ne provieion that In the even