The labor standard., 1919-10-01

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 ALLIED PRINTING TRADES COUNCIL =
 Trommer 7f msaneSsss seey is4 standish hA St. sfA AMERICAN FEDERATION OF RAILRoAI - urday, Good Templar Hall. S31 Main St.
 Herman P asn.s Franz. secy'' 5s "oodbrlds BAKERS, No. s-2d and 4th Saturday, c: L 1 U. hall Herman Wilke, Secy., 1855 Linn
 moore St.; N. G. Pearson, business agent.
 CTS hail. Windsor St. Abe Mandel Secy. | 150 Governor St.
 BARRIERS. No. 7s-2d and 4th Tuesday, C. l U hall A. G. Mastriforte, Secy., 100 Park l Terrace.
 BARTENDERs, No. 2oo-2d and 4th Sunday
 D. D. As1n IT. U. st hall frahe ahH1s MaddeH snsg l Fin. Secy., 50 Annawan St.
 BILL POSTERS AND BILLERs. No: s-4th l Sunday, 2 o'clock, T. M. A. hall Parsons
 Theatre Bldg; Tony F. Lutz. Secy., 6a | Prospect St.
 BLACKsMITHs AND HELPERS. No. 2e7
 berry St., Hartford Peter Hansen, Secy. 1 1910 Main St., Hartford.
 BOOKBINDERS-4th Tuesday, c. L. U. hall
 Walter Price, Secy., APO New Britain Ave BREWERY wORKMEN. No. s5-1st and Sd
 Saturday, c. L. U. hall; Otto schuetz, secy.' 1 26 South St.
 BRICKLAYERs, MAsONS AND PLASTER
 ER N and earFe sa Fed7 Watsoa P. o. Box 59o. Charles A. Hellyar, business agent, P. O. Box 59O.
 CARPENTERS AND JOINERs, No. 4s =
 Every Monday Sa Ss sit Ma5kss st st Bes 1 Business agent, George J. Gerety. nesday, c. L. U: hall; H. F. Trommer, Secy.. P. O. Box 29.
 U. hall James T. Nance. secy., s4s Trum- bull St.
 ELECTRICAL WORKERS Qnside) No; s5 .
 Every Friday, 104 Asylum St; Walter .
 ness agent. Tel Charter s1ss ELECTROTYPERS, No. 74-2d Tuesday. s D. m. every other month, c. L. U. hall; John B. Robin, Secy.-Treas.. 27 Bliss St. LADIES' GARMENT WORKERS, No. 6s-2d and 4th Tuesday, Labor Educational Ali ance, 287 Windsor Ave-
 LATHERS-2d and 4th Friday. c. l.. U. hall |;
 Patrick Lynch. Secy., S3 Buckingham St. LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS DIVISION, No.
 2o5-1st and Sd Sunday; Comstoc1h's 1 hall hall' field St., Hartford. LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN's LODGE, No. 2s5
 -2d and 4th Sunday, TEA Main St.. John
 Clancy, Secy., 32 Ranney St., East Hart
 ford.
 MACHINIsTs, Capitol City Lodge, No. s54--
 Every Friday, Machinists hall (formerly
 Red Mems HaI), American Row, Robert
 T. Hartnett secy. John s. Recor' business
 agent, P. O. Box 359.
 HOLDERS. No: 7s dron>-2d and 4th Friday. AZ Vernon St. James J. Loveday, business
 agent, Box 180, Hartford, Conn. MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS.
 No: 4se - Sd Tuesday, Il o'clock sd9 P; m:.
 field Ave. G. B. Anderson, business agent. MUSICIANS, No. 4oo-sd Sunday; headquart,
 CTS. 7os Main St.; sala ID. Jones; ss;s Secy' TTS
 ith Main s Phone ssent 7es Main St. PAINTERS, DECORATORS AND PAPER
 HANGERS, No. 4S1-Every Monday, Eagles
 hall. 2s Central Re Rew; ,a,s Edward seasg: 1r
 business agent, P. O. Box 193 PATTERN MAKERs--Every Monday, room 3,
 Asylum St.; Alfred Schultze, Secy, 9
 Asylum St.; W. P. Mcclellan, business
 agent, g Asylum St., Room 8. PHOTO ENGRAvERs. No. ss-2d Monday
 Casino Bowling Alleys, Asylum St.; F. b. Strickland, Secy.
 PLUMBERS, No. 76 - Every Monday, 194
 Asylum St.. ]; Wm. J. Moran, Secy., 60 Madi-
 son St; Thomas A. Sweeney, business agent,
 116 Clark St.
 PoL1sHERs AND BUFFERS, No: s5-2d and 4th Monday, c. L. U. hall; John Watts' Secy., 66 Madison Ave.
 PRINTING FRESHMEN, No. sa-sd Tuesday, 104 Asylum St.; James Coughlln' Secy.' zz Wells St.
 RAILROAD TRAINMEN'S LODGE, No. 11s- 1st Sunday, 2 p. and 3d Thursday, D. p 724 Main St.; G. c. VanOstrem, Secy., IT Seyms St.
 RAILWAY CONDUCTORS. No. 50-2d Sun; day, p. m. l. o. B. B. hall, 327 Trumbull
 St. C. H. Curtis, Secy., 3S1 Main St.. Brls- RETAIL CLERKS, No. 2s5-4th Tuesday. 6
 secy.-Treas;;, 1os South Whitney St.; L. Horowitz, Asst. Secy.
 SHEET METAL WORKERS, fi No Se, 77W2d Wm and T
 Partridge, secy., P. o. Box 4so. SLATE AND TILE HOOTERS. No. 5-2d and
 4th Wednesday, c. L. U. hall; William c. Cornish, Secy., P. O. Box 2O7. STEAM F1TTERs AND HELPERS; No 21sT Y Barrett, Barre secy.. 1o1 Ann st: Thomas A. Sweeney. business agent. 721 Main St. STEREOTYPERS, No. 27-Meets at Hartford
 and New Haven. (Hartford meetings. Jan,
 May. Sept. New Haven a+ meeeags, TneIdsx Marcs;' | Johnson, Secy, in care New Haven Register. STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYES, No. 425- 1st Monday, Red Mems hall, American l Row; Richard T. Skehan, Secy., 21 Capitol l Ave; Frank O'Meara, business agent, 414 l Franklin Ave.
 STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYES, No. 692- 1 1st and Sd Thursday. c. L. U. hall; Thomas l A Crowley, Secy., 221h Alden St. STRUCTURAL BUILDING TRADES ALI, l Market St.; Charles Hellyar, Secy. 1S2 | Capen St. Office, 59 Market St., Phone | 91S6.
 ITAILORS. No. 139-1st Monday, c. L.. U. l hall; A. A. DeFreitas, Secy., 85 Rowe Ave THEATRICAL FEDERATION OF HART: 1 FORD-(Musicians, No. 400; Theatrical
 Stage Employes, No: s4; Moving Picture