New Britain herald., 1915-10-02
KALISz IS ARRESTED AS LEADER OF RIOT;
 GIRL TICKETS TAKEN
Policeman Identifies Striker as
 Being One Who lnstigated Dis turbanCe at COrbin Screw Corp.
200 NORTH. X JUDD HOLDERS
 ARE OUT ON STRIKE AGAIN

ARE OUT ON STRIKE AGAlN Leave Their Work This Morning in
 Spite of Assurance to Factory Off,
 cials That They Will Remain in
 Shop-Young Women Identified by
 Two Who Claim They Were Intimf-
 dated--Big Economic Loss.
 That there is wisdom in watchful waiting was evidenced this morning at the Corbin Screw corporation when the police succeeded in capturing one of the alleged leaders in the recent riot at the plant in which three off, cers were, badly used up. The pris- oner is Kasimir Kalisz and he was positively identified by Officer Mo- Grath as being one of the ringleaders in the trouble. The police have been of the lookout for him for some time, and when he put in an appearance <. at the factory this noon for his wages, he was immediately spotted by Me Grath. Officers Richardson and Will liam Grace took him prisoner and he was locked up without any fur ther trouble.
 N. & J. Molders Strike Again |. The iron holders in the employ of North & Judd Manufacturing com pany resumed their strike of last week, went out on strike again today a iC o- tically closed. It was estimated this morning by Superintendent Johnson . that about 200 more men walked out, of the concern today.
 The latest move of the workers is one of keen disappointment to the factory officials who say they had re- ceived the word of the mloders that they would remain at work and would take up the matter of their griev- ances with the officials. Superintend- ; ent Johnson said that since their re- turn none of the strikers had made any demands other than the original ones, and it was felt that they were satisfied to continue until some new arrangement would be reached. y Surplus Stock on Hand.
 The factory is fairly busy at the present time, but fortunately there has been a large amount of surplus stock on hand, and it will be somc- time before the closing of the foundry will be felt The officials state that the .'open door, policy will be main- tained and if the men feel they wish to come back they will be welcomed. No discrimination will be shown t8 o the men and the company officials stand ready to take the matter up with them at any time that they see fit to discuss the situation, MT. John . son says.
 The indictment weather caused a number of strikers to return to work at the plant but their numbers are not very large. Superintendent John- son attributes the return to the fact that intimidators were kept away ] from the factory by the rain.
 The police guard had perfectly quiet morning and other than the disagreeable weather it had nothing to contend with. It is said North S5 Judd is planning to close the foundry until spring.
 Molders Make Statement
 The following statement from the }. striking holders was given to the Herald this afternoon:
 we would like you to give us a small place in your paper to give our side of the trouble at North & Judd s We had to come out again because ! MT. Johnson said he thought a fair days work would bring fair day's pay but his idea is to begin at o'clock in the morning and work un- x til o'clock at night and then we would make a days pay. But the working people think that from 7 o'clock in the morning until o'clock is long enough for any man to work and that is fair days work. We refuse to work until MT. Johnson makes up his mind that a fair days ' pay can be made in nine hours in- stead of thirteen
 GiId Tickets Arrested.
 Two more female strikers fell into the clutches of the law this morning : when they were arrested by Officer Fred Wagner on 8 charge of intimi- dation. The prisoners gave their names as Mary Ostroski of 77 Silver street and Agnes Fisk of Broad , street. They belong to the disatis- fled employees of the Corbin Screw corporation and their enthusiasm in trying to induce other women em- ployes to join them was the cause of their arrest. They will be arraigned In police court Monday morning.
 The complainants in this case are Carmal Valentis of 2S5 Myrtle street, Pauline LaRosa of S9s Myrtle street ]. and Annie Borowski of "A Curtis V Street. h
 On Wednesday these three girls came to the prosecuting authorities z xfyertf,s,ad cn Eleventh Page.)