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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-03-31
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Charles E. Shedrick is home from
Montreal for short vacation.

Charles E. Shedrick is home from
Montreal for short vacation.
Miss Ivis Campbell of Bloomington
is guest of her aunt, Mrs. Leon
Buck.
There will be Easter services held
in the Plymouth church Sunday
morning April IL. Everybody COR
daily invited.
The topic for the c. E. prayer meet
ing April 8: Life Lessons for Me
from the Book of Proverbs. Leader.
Willie Gardner.
The music and social committee of
the G. E. society met with Miss Elva
Findley on Wednesday,, March "a, and
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Findley. James Hill very kindly
drove about 20 of the party, the rest
going in single teams. The party
numbered about 40. After the busi-
ness was disposed of the rest of the
evening was spent in singing. Special
mention might be made of the singing
of Miss Winnie Fellows. Miss Gladys
Piper and Kilt D. Hudson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Findley served refreshments
which were much enjoyed. The party
returned about midnight.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-03-31

brother, John Foster, who died Friday
He has been great sufferer for years
and he welcomed death as a release.
He leaves an aged mother and several
sisters and brothers to mourn his loss.
The funeral was held at South Barton
Sunday, Rev. w. A. Warner officiating,
and was largely attended by neighbors
and friends.
John H. Wylie and Miss Clara E.
Pearson were quietly married Thurs
day at the home of the bride on Lincoln
avenue and left that evening on the
air line (from Orleans). They re-
turned Saturday and began keeping
house in the tenement over the laun-
dry Monday. Both young people are
we'll known here and have the best
wishes of many friends. Mr.. Wylie
recently bought the laundry business
as announced previously.
The village fathers are to be COM
mended upon cleaning up the winters
accumulation of dirt on Main street
before the snow and ice is entirely
gone and the dirt causes lot of mud
on top of the macadam. Another
cleaning after the ice is gone will
take away the last years accumula-
tion and make the street as it should
be, providing the macadam is good
in the first place. 1t stands to
reason that a macadam street must be
taken care of as we'll as any other
street to be at its best, and it is hoped
that the village fathers will keep up
the good work they have begun.
St Paul's Church Notes.
Mass next Sunday at IL o'clock.
| Prayer meeting Friday evening at
7:3O.
ORLEANS.
Mass here next Sunday at 9 80.
SOUTH ALBANY.
Elmer Douglass is sick.
John Mathie of Barton spent last
Sunday at A. Granam's.
Mrs. L. M. Scott was a guest of
Mrs. Andrew Graham one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Rowell visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Flanders of Hard
wick Wednesday.
Mrs. Belle Rowell. who has beer
quite i'll for the past two weeks, i:
slowly recovering.
/ Chester Anderson was at home from
his work at Greensboro few days las
week on account of sickness.
Little Edna Anderson Of Glover ha
been spending few days with he
grandmother. Mrs. C. H. Porter.
: Miss Mary Jones. who has been wit
; Mrs. w. f. Ames the past week
returned Monday to her home in Man
sonville, P. G.
! Mr.. Broesoof Albany has rented tn
. blacksmith shop of E. j. Douglass an,
began work there last week. He
: boarding with Mrs. Belle Rowell.
Fred Fletcher of Albany is workin
! for A. C. Williams; Sam Norris 9
3 3 Albany for J. N. Uric: w. w. Wi
: liams of Barton for M. B. Anderson
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TAPLIN & COFRAN, auctioneers
and real estate agents, will sell real es-
tate or personal property at auction or
private sale. Offices at Orleans and
Derby, VT. 18tf
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CASH PAID-For calf skins, feed
bags, old rubbers. rs hens for sale.
At home every Monday. Orders for
dressed poultry promptly filled. Frank
Chandler. 13 lw
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AUCTION ! find it impossible to
have my auction April 9th as adver-
tised last week, but watch for the
date a little later. E. c. Brennan,
Orleans. 13 1w
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LOCAL ADVERTISING.

Advertisements will be inserted under this
head at tUo cents per word for first lnsert1 ON
and one cent per word thereafter. Cash must
company the order. No advertisement ao1tt
b. inserted for less than twenty-five cents.
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NOTlCE-Live stock, sugar and
wool taken every Monday. G. S.
Dodge Both phones, Orleans 13tf
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WHEN you hire a horse get safe
one. have no horses that are afraid
of automobiles. Single and double
teams safe for women to drive. w.
A Murray, Barton. Crystal Lake
Livery. 23tf
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NOTICE-If you wish to sell your
farm. timber lot, mill, shop or real
estate of any kind, low rates, no ex-
pense until sold; write, call or tele-
phone. George Hoyt, Orleans. 13tf
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Several tons loose hay.
]. H. Bartlett, Orleans. 13 1w
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The Two Presentations of "Pinafo-e"
at Seaver's Hall.

Thursday and Friday evenings of
last week were most successful. Not
a large amount will be realized for
the choirs of the churches for the ben
eft of which it was held, owing to
large expenses, but pecuniary COM
pensation in such enterprises is the
last benefit to be spoken of. The pub
lie is entertained and enlightened by
high grade amusement and the par
ticipants gain much that is of value to
them. The weather was bad both
evenings but in spite of this good
crowds were present both nights.
The local people who had the matter
in hand can justly be proud of their
achievements and Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Duzer, who trained the chorus are
to be congratulated. The leading
parts were loudly applauded aud the
chorus received recognition. Mr.. Van
Duzer as Hon. Joseph Porter, K @. B.
was ideal and Capt. Corcoran, O. B.
Webster, did his part exceedingly
we'll. F. j. Kinney of Orleans took
the part of Ralph Rackstraw and his
voice fitted the part better, possibly,
than any here. G. S. Foster as Dick
Deadeye was the life of the opera.
Miss Mcclellan and Miss Marion Bick-
ford as Josephine, the captains
40 P1f &c
possibly the stars of the evening, if it
is possible to name stars, and 81. G.
Perley and Mrs. Webster in their
parts were excellent. Little Ruth
Jewell took the part of Tom Tucker.
The duet and quartette work was fine
and much enjoyed. Mrs. Pillsbury
acted as pianist and Amory Seaver as
assistant pianist. Mr.. Van Duzer's
special Pinafore scenery added to t. g
stage effect and was one feature that
made the presentation fully as pleas
ing as the presentation given some
years ago.
! Extensive Repairs Begun.
Pierce and Barrows have begun re-
pairs and improvements on the Owen
block recently purchased by them.
Plate glass is now being put in
through the entire front of the build
ing, there being 26 pieces in all and
the appearance of the block will be
improved 100 per cent by this alone
The work is being done by Mooney
and Goodheart. Other improvements
will come later such as paint, etc
Geo. Scott is also at work for j. F
Batchelder in the Nelson block where
he is to remove sometime the last o
next month. New shelving. etc.
will be added, and thorough repairs
made on the inside of the store ane
later work will be done on the outside
of the building. The sale of these
two properties will mean better store'
s.nd better blocks for Barton.
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FOR SALE--Heavy work harnesses
and driving harness, all hand made.
Saddles. At Twombly's harness shop,
Orleans, VT 81
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FOR SALE-The residence of the
late Joseph Cohen. H. 7. Seaver,
Admr. 3tf
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WANTED.

WANTED-Married couple to work
on farm, woman as housekeeper. No
membranes. Inquire at this office.
IL 13
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FOR SALE-Vegetables of all kinds
for a boiled 5;nner at Hunters, Bar
ton. 46tf
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Booded o. I. G. boar for service. M.
l.. Wilson, Barton. 49tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TO LET-Job stacking lumber. M
H. Lewis, West Glover. 1914
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FOR SALE-R. r. rose comb cooke
rels, also eggs for Matching. Pekin
duck eggs for Matching. Fifty cents for
10. Howard Findlay, North Crafts
bury. 4-3 mo p
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FOR SALE-Eggs from prize win
ming Buff Rocks; Parks Bred-to-lay
Barred Rocks. 81 per setting. Geo.
E. King, Barton. 13tf
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FOR SALE-Quantity of Live Geese
Feathers, in pillow or bulk. Mrs.
John Mclaughlin, Island Pond. 6tf
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WANTED-Every to know that
we are sole agents in Barton for '. F.
Miles maple syrup. Call and get a
can of new at 81. Tower Co., Barton.
13 1w
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FOR SALE--The E. L. Chandler Co.
have plenty of sawdust for sale at
their Bloomington mill. Price. Is
cents per load, large or small. 7tf
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FOUND.

FOUND-Medium sized, black bob
tailed dog. Inquire of Henry Damon,
Barton. 1915
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TO RENT.

TO RENT-Cheap tenement. Mrs.
A. F. Stockwell, Barton. 13tf
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cRAFTSBURY.

Mrs. John Martin remains very ill.,.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Howard
left last Thursday Tor Boston.
Mrs. w. e. Allen and Mrs. Hanson
visited in Barton the last of last week !.
CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR
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MACHINIST WANTED-An all
around machinist, one who is capable
of doing general repair work on wood
working machines. Steady work for
the right man. Apply to The E. l..
Chandler Co., Orleans. 13 2w
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EAST CHARLESTON.

Earl Lang is home from his school
in LyndonviIle.
Ira Grey is laid up with a bone
broken in his hand.
Frank Stoddard has sold his farm to
Mr.. Roberts of Derby.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-18
De S0C| EDAD,

! Restoblecida. Lo esta de la lijera
dolencia que lie retuvo tres dias en-
I CANA en- SUI residencia de San Juan,
las distinguida senorita Paouita
Urrutia. Sol que vuelve a Iuceir sus
rayos ceiebramos e. restablecimien
to de la linda damita.
Boda en- Moyaguez. Puramente en-
famiia por motive de !uto en- la des
posada, Sc ha celebrado en- MAY agu
ez el sabado iltimo, una simpa tica
boda. Carmelta Gateii, la virtu osa
como cuita y linda trigueha del yer
llei del Oeste unio su suerte, oyen do
la lectura del Apostol ante ei a Itar
cristiano, con el correcto joven, del
comercio de San Juan, Luis 7. Gu
var La boda Sc ceiebro en- casa de
Ia sonora madre de Ia gentil despo
sada concurriendo familiares de esta
y del contrayente. Que haya
siempre flores en- ei risueno nido de
amor de los venturosos conyuguez.
En- polaclo ayer.-El goberna1cr y
Ia distinguida sehorita Cotton dieron
una comida anoche en- obsequio d los
sefores coronel John Jacob Astor,
Vicent Astor, Richard Peters y Hans
Won Kaltenbarn, que viajan en- el
"Yat'' del conocido Millionaire En-
tire las personas de San Juan invita-
! das la eomida Sc encontraban ia dis
tinguida senora Lucchetti y senoritas
J asarell y Korbe.
Eounor
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AyISo AL PuBLICo.

Las frmas comerciantes e indus
triales que subscriber, cesar en- sus
respectivos negocios.
For tai motive, todas aquellas per
sonas O. tengan creditos contra dichas
frmas pueden prooeder a su cobro
desde esta fecha hasta la termisacion
del proximo mes de Noviembre. asi
como tambien los que tengan asuntos
pend;entes en- pro s encontra de elias
pueden hacer las aclaraciones que
deseen, Aibonito Puerto Rico, DC.
tubre 20 del 1909 Nicente Rocco,
pp. Jose antonio Rocco Jose Anto
MO Rocco.
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REMED|O RAC|0NAL.
No es Curalo todo, sino un
Tonico Eticaz para la
Sangre y los Nervlos
Pruebas induscatibles que ha-
cen de las Pildoras del doctor
Williams un Remedio dig
no do toda ConfianZa.

Por miliares Sc cuentan las per
sonas que han escrito testimonies
voiuntarios en- favor de las PiIdoras
Rosadas del DR.. Williams. Esto por
81 SOLO constituye una de las mejores
garantfas de eficacia que puede dar
Sc. Es un medicamento probado por
va muchos amos, de gran aicance
para corregir toda forma de debiii
dad, pobreza de sangre, nerviosldad,
sangre impura y los males que de
esas causas dependen.
Me es muy grato relatar mi ex
perlencla de como me cure con las
justamente afamadas Pfidoras Ro
sadas del Dr.. Williams. Durante un
ano me senti enfermo de la sangre y
de los nervios con debilidad general,
dolor de cabeza, de espaidas y en- los
rlnones; fuerte ruido en- los oidos,
nerviosidad, etc. LEGO el case que
no podia trabajar en- mi oficio de
carplntero, y estaba muy desanlma
do, pues la atencion medica que me
procure, no me dio aiivio. Por un Ii
brito me entere de estas renombra
das pfldoras, y cuatro frasquitos bas
taron para reponerme por complete.
Luego Sc las di a una hija mia que
por algdn tempo padecia de anemia
y tambien obtuvimos buen resulta
do, adquiriendo en- POGO tempo fuer
zas y buen color. Quiero, pues, hacer
constar mi agradecimiento, y de mi
parte no dejo pasar oportunidad
de recomendar las Piidoras Rosadas
del DR.. Williams entire mis- reiaciona
dos" de una carta del Sr. Francis
co Rivera, caIie de la Capital 20,
Mayaguez, Puerto Rico).
AVISO IMPORTANTE.- Todas
las boticas venden las Pildoras Ro
sadas del DIR. WILLIAMS, las piI
doras que Sc refiere esta curacion.
Como hay otras ''pfidoras rosadas"
para obtener las lejftimas y evitar
engaho hay que pedir, insistir y ase
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AGENTES

Sc solicitan agentes activos en- toda
la isla para la venta de las lltimas
novedades americans. Pidanse ca
talo Cos, en- ingles 6espahol, ilustrados,
Gratis a los comerciantes, particula-
res han de remitirnos diez centavos
en- sellos para franqueo. NJ. Y. Gau-
thier Co. 70 Beaver st. New York,
N. Y, 80 :.
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Dinero y reloj gratis.

Fida sin direro, diez pesos ORC de
Pastillas . Recuperador de la Salud''
el mejor patentizado para la Sangre,
el estomago, Ell higado, J los riiiones
coloquelos- en1re sus vecinos, pres es
aceptado donde quiera que Sc ofre. e;
y al mandarnos ell importe, obsequia-
remos con una comisi6n en- dinero, y
un reloj gratis. Escriba enseguida
a la National Drug Agency. Jetuan
81 SanJu uan, Pto. Rico. Noviemhre.
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PARA VIAJE Y PASEO.

Mr. Maurice Caau exhaueur del honorable George Cabot Ward
secreo de Puerto Rico aumno Ia professional de
movies de dgia ceebre Charron
ernaconal de la automobiles Berlin,
ormsr los sahor de Puerto Puerto Rico que acsha g de
los Esdo ndos donde ha adurdo uom6v de cebe
STEVENS DUR4EA Modeo "Y 1910 cindo cabalos
eabda se Este autom6vi 900 dollars
No hay acer gos de pues oos
asuntos de AUTOMOBILES han poddo
tres aos usado honorable Cabot Ward dgdo por cau
eur frances Maurice Caileau
Mr. Caeau soca de las personals queran henraro
coshanza Es ndrn Is guridad que
en- profession mecanico chauffeur
cuela professional de automobiles New York
servcio del secretario de Puerto Rico Mr. Ward
Puedo anadr
lngno americana u ponca que pemi
malos
10 los
de senca pals Este Ultima pa
abra cuano condolences conforb pues nnguna
omddades Aun sla
los seho vaeros grandes ventsas de haber trao
quna de tan exceene cas que
de trasporte.
Como dsbe ben
acer sera empre guado por Mr. Caeu que pro-
piearo
Cae de la Foraleza nimero G. Box 373 Telefone Ala
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ITas|ado de consu|toIio.

Nuestro compatriota el DR.. Isaac
Gonzalez Martinez esta hacienda ell
traslado de SUI oficina consuitorio
professional, a los altos de la casa
farmacia del Sr. Ramon Aimazan
en- que fue oficina del DR.. Jose Or
doi1ez. En- breve quedara instaiado
all Ia expresada oficina en- donde
proseguira sus trabajos el expresado
gaieno.
Hay agrlcuItores que neces,tan
mayordomos" y hay "mayordomos,
que neceSitan co!ocacl6n. Esas dos
asp1racaones Sc encuentran con Diff
cnltad y retardo. Ambas coincidirdn
TdpadGmente 81 los deseos de mayordo
mos y agrlcultores Sc anuncian en-
La Correspondence. Hay en- es-
te diario especial 9 m6dica tarva al
efecto. q
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u Il N u \

Sc vende por mitad de pre-
clio Is 325.oo( un Auto-piano
en- perfecto estado. Luto en- la
familia es la causa de sn venta.
Sc daran lnformes en- esta Ad.
ministraci0n.
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KRAJEWSKY- Co

Constructors de oda clase de maqinarias para Cen
raes conratsas de factoras completas, incluyendc
edicios
Para informes presupuestos, pianos etc. dirijirse
Agentes Generates para Puerto Rico
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ESPLENDIDO. = La Casa de
Prestamos de J. Kend6n y Co, All en
81, celebrara este aio un esp!endido
emate les dias BY 4 de Diciembre
pr6ximo de infnidad de alhajas prt-
pias para regalos de Pascuas. Hay
que aprovechar la OCCASION. La casa
sigue sus operaciones.
gurar Sc que los envoltorios iIeven
ell nomhre de, DR.. WILLIAMS.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05
SAYS WIFE GOT BUSINESS BY FRAUD.
Court Refuses Receiver for Nichols Tubing
Company Former President Asked.

Justice Guy denied yesterday the application Of
Mark Nichols, of No. 353 West 1O3d street former
president Of the Nichols Tubing Company. of No
E77 Tenth avenue for receiver OF the company's
business
Nichols, who is sixty years old. asserted that
his wife had cheated him out Of control Of
the company. In his application he said that IN
the summer OF 1904 he sick, and a physician.
called by his wife told him that he only had q few
days to live. He alleged that his wife suggested
that he give her power Of attorney and bonds
worth $4,000 and a bill OF sale OF the business
Nichols said that, believing he was about to die
he made the papers. but did not deliver them
He recovered sufficiently to go with his wife TO
Cleveland and he alleged that she left him there
and came on to New York. taking the bill of SALE
the power of attorney and the key TO the safe
deDogit box where the bonds He returned
To New York he said. and found that the business
was in her name, and that she had gone with q
son TO Europe pleasure trip with the pro-
ceeds Of the sale Of the bonds
Mrs Nichols denied all these statements, and
said that her husband gave her papers in Cleve-
land and that. as his mind falling. he had
forgotten about 1t.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05
b. & o. FIGURES CONFLICT.
fditroad Says 500 Men Are out,
Strikers Sau 800.

0a-u1nore June Both sides are apparently en-
- ey sausned tonight with the strike conditions
=. u-e balomore & Ohio shops. The railroad off,
S solnit mat the strike has extended TO the
siOps al East Philadelphia and Keyser W. Va
so' 50! none Of the men have quit work at the
a-Nefsloe shops in this city In the latter point
1e statement OF the differs from that of the
eOnpany !; being that twelve or fourteen men
-e-ieo 10 report for work to-day and that this
e.le-hoon three others walked out.
me strikers assert that all the men are out at
NOnheAsviile Newark, Newcastle Junction and
EsFkers5urg while the figures Of the company in
O4odle u4at only 2 part Of the have quit work
a. ulese places The men have advices that I1S are
~ Il fIltSburg Il at Garrett, Ind. and that at
= IL al the men walked out Wheeling the
1H1he order not having been understood there yes
eiuay' The report Of the company makes no men,
-oh OF these places. The strikers say that the ap-
plennces who went out did OF their own voii-
Nol' tae strike order not affecting them.
a Is oontenced by the men that there are only
% Hlachlnlsts in the railroad shops and that prac-
EeAHy every one Of them has stopped work The
eoihpanys statement is that the number Of machn-
.se Is considerably larger. The figures furnished
W me company show that outside this city 50S men
sie out and to this the strikers say should be
eoceo 20 men out at Mount Clare and 15 to II at
Riverside
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05
LNDICTS INSURANCE MEN.
Monroe Grand Jury BLames Conn.,
panies for Incendiarism.

Rochester. June 4.-The May grand jury Of Mon
roe County rose this morning. 1t has reported six
sealed indictments alleging conspiracy against fire
insurance men. all local agents, owing to the ac-
ton OF the State Board of Fire Insurance Under
writers IN recently raising rates IN this city. by
putting what is called pink Slip notices insur
policies. due TO the many incendiary fires in
tnis city.
The jury critcises the insurance companies in a
long resolution This says that many cases OF in
cendiarism due to property owners desiring
money under policies which granted without
any previous investigation OF household per
sonal property In fact the policy OF overinsurance
causes incendiary attempts. and the way companies
take fire risks breeds the fires. The companies
themselves 10 blame for waves OF incendiar-
ISM" the report adds The report says that action
compelling fire insurance companies TO insure only
for value should be taken. and that plan must
be devised TO regulate the OF business OF
the companies.
Those indicted James Johnson, former candi-
date for Mayor Of the city; Alderman Robert S.
Bavior Henry 81. Webb. James P Clements Gil
bert T. Amsden and Martin f. Wolff, manager of
the Lyceum Theatre, all representatives Of leading
fire insurance companies
New-York tribune., 1909-06-05
DOGS AND CATS IN BREAD TROUGHS
Women's Trade Union League Hears Reports
on East Side Bakeries.

Miss Helen Marot, secretary OF the Won1en's
Trade Union League which had appointed a COM
yotttee to make investigation of non-union
aIeries on the Side alleged to be unsanitary.
said Yesterday that the committee had reported on
twelve bakeries
According to the report one bakery in Henry
s.raet could be reached only through an under
Ground tunnel fifty feet long, in which there was
great deal of garbage. The only air in the bakery
came through the tunnel. and the atmosphere was
stihing The wooden trougns used for cooling the
ioaves the report said. were used In some bakeries
FOR sleeping places A child was found sleeping on
one Of these troughs in a Mulberry street bakery
and on the trough also a quantity Of bread A
man was found asleep bread trough in a Mott
street bakery
In another bakery two dogs were asleep on a.
bread trough and another was occupied by a litter
of kittens
.-rbe committee will not say when IT will begin
Gre second round Of inspection or what its method
nav he as we do not wish 10 give the owners or
the bakeries warning" said Miss Marot. The re-
s,lts NJ our first trip show that great many
haLa-sas on the Eest Side need looking after. All
the ,,nsanitary bakeries, committees found.
,uere non-union bakeries. We want TO show that
.ha union insists On sanitary bakeries We may
ot,,a a list of the unsantary bakeries TO the Fac
tor, Insuection Department"