The labor standard., 1919-09-01
Hartford Labor Unions
CENTRAL LABOR UNION HALL,
 23 Central Row
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U hall; Herman Will1e, Secy., 135 Linn
 moore St.; N. G. Pearson, business agent BAKERS. No. 80 Jewish)--1st Friday. .Bak
 ers' hall, Windsor St.; Abe Mandel, Secy.
 150 Governor St.
 BARRIERS. No. 7s-2d and 4th Tuesday, c: L
 D. m., c. L. U. hall: Thomas Turmey
 secy.. s2 Asylum St.; Frank J. Madden 1 Fin. Secy., 50 Annawan St.
 BILL POSTERS AND BILLERs. No. s-4tf
 Sess Rlds Gso'f Tony F. F Hut1 h hall eey
 Prospect St.
 BLACKsMITHs AND HELPERS. No. 2ei
 (East Hartford)-2d Wednesday. 51 Mul
 berry St., Hartford; Peter Hansen, Secy.
 1910 Main St., Hartford.
 BoOKBINDERs-4th Tuesday. c. L. U. hall
 Walter Price, Secy., APO New Britain Ave BREWERY woRKMEN; Nc; ss1lst and d, Sd l 26 South St.
 IRREGULARITIES, MASONS AND PLASTER
 FRS, No. list and Sd Friday, Eagles hall
 2s Central Row; Charles A. Hellyar. Secy.. | agent.
 CARPENTERS AND JOINERS, No. 43 :
 Long. secy., 14s Summit St., P. O. Box AS. l Business agent, George J. Gerety CENTRAL LABOR UNION-1st and 3d We'd
 nesday. C.: l.: U: hall; H. F. Trommer, | Secy., P. O. Box 29.
 CIGARMAKERs, No. 42-2d Thursday. z. L. bull St.
 ELECTRICAL WORKERS Qnside) No: 35 = | Every Friday, 104 Asylum St.; Walter G.
 cramer secy William nhsrasr A a,as Dsrmont' 0us' ELECTRoTYPERs. No. 4-2d Tuesday. p. m. every other month, c. l.: U. hall John i B. Robin, Secy.-Treas.. 27 Bliss St. LADIES' GARMENT WORKERS, No. ss-2d and 4th Tuesday, Labor Educational Ali ance, 287 Windsor Ave. LATHERS-2d and 4th Friday, c. l.. U. hall i; Patrick Lynch. Secy., 83 Buckingham St. LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS DIVISION, No. 2e5-1st and 3d Sunday. Comstock's hall, East Hartford: E; E. Bill. secy.. 2s Mans field St., Hartford. .r
 "a and 4th Sunday, TEA Main St.; John
 Clancy, Secy., 32 Ranney St., East Hart ford. MACHINIsTs, Capitol City Lodge, No. 354- Every Friday. Machinists hall (formerly Red Mems HalD, 5 American Row; Robert T. Hartnett. Secy.; John S. Recor, business agent, P. o. Box 359. HOLDERS. No. 7s Nron)-2d and 4th Friday. c. [. U. hall: Eugene W; Sullivan, secy:. AZ Vernon St.; James J. Loveday, business agent, Box 1sO, Hartford, Conn., MOVING PICTURE MACHINE OPERATORS. No 4S6 3d Tuesday. Il o'clock p; m., T. M. A. hall; J. Daly, Secy;, 991 Wethers- field Ave-. G. B. Anderson, business agent MUSICIANS, No. 4oo-sd Sunday; headquarto, ndo Gsi Main 10s st.. n.a' Phone S Charter ss7s. A. D. Smith, business agent, 70e Main St. PAINTERS, DECORATORS AND PAPER HANGERS, No. 4s1-Every Monday. Eagles secy.. sas Q. Box 1ss Thomas J. Cummings, business agent, P. o. Box 193. PATTERN MAKERs-Every Monday. room 3, g Asylum St. Alfred sehultze, sscy, :;,sss g assne Asy1qm g A. Asylum mi st., fe' Room 5. PHOTO ENGRAvERs, No. ss-2d Monday, Casino Bowling Alleys, Asylum St.; F. D. Strickland, Secy.
 PLUMBERS, No. 76 = Every Monday, 104 Asylum st.; Wm J. Moran. Secy,, es eo asrart Mant- 116 Clark St. ' -I PoL1sHERs AND BUFFERS, No: s5-2d and 4th Monday, C. L. U. hail John Watts, secy., 66 Madison Ave.
 PRINTING FRESHMEN. No. ss--sd Tuesday, lo4 Asylum St.; James coushiln' SecS'' 1A RAILROAD TRAINMEN's LODGE. No. 1ls-' 1st Sunday, p. m. and Sd Thursday, p.
 m. 724 Main St; G. c. vanOstrem, secy., IT Seyms St.
 RAILWAY CoNDUCToRs, No. o5o soT2d .1,,sh,,1i Sun sas se: (. G H. G Curtis. secy. ss1 Main st.. Bris- RETAIL CLERKS, No. 2s5-4th Tuesday, gec1 mi .rreag ca !. 1os & souti as1 Y Whitney st.; L:
 Horowitz, Asst. Secy.
 SHEET METAL WORKERS, No 77I2d and
 4th Wednesday. c. L. U. nal nal; "m' H.
 Partridge, Secy., P. O. Box 4so. SLATE AND TILE HOOTERS. ,7 No: w;1;an, 5M2d and G 4th Wednesday, c. L. U. hall; hall "hilam o' Cornish Secy,, P. O. Box 2Of. STEAM PETERS AND HELPERS, No. 21s- Every Thursday, 104 Asylum St. R. M.
 Barrett. secy:, 1o1 Ann St St; Mcin Thongs st A. sTEREoTYPERs. No. 27-Meets at Hartford dsa May, Sept. New Haven meetings, Marcn July. and November) lst Tuesday; H. ;. Johnson, Secy., in care New Haven Register STREET RAILWAY EMP EMPLoYEs; SHn No a,nsrIsan 42sm Row: Richard T. Skehan, Secy., 21 Capitol Ave; Frank O'Meara, business agent 4l4 Franklin Ave.
 sa 4HA5.v c l. II E' A Crowley, Secy., 221h Alden St. STRUCTURAL BUILDING TRADES ALL, l. l ANCE-2d Tuesday. Carpenters hall' 59 59
 Market St.; Charles Heliyaf Mt $ Secy;i Pbo1e a1e
 Snesn' siss. St. oh'e' '' nAfAe' '''' w TAILORs, No. 1ss-1st Monday, c. L. U. hall; A. A. DeFreitas. Secy.. S5 Rowe Ave- THEATRICAL FEDERATION OF ,a HART ART l stare Empioyes, Mo- s4 Moving Picture 1 Machine Operators, No. 4s6)-2d Tuesday, l 10 80 p. m., Musicians Headquarters, 1os | Main St.; Sala D. Jones, Secy., 7o9 Main l St.
 THEATRICAL STAGE EMPLOYEs. No: s4- 1 2d Sunday, T. M. A. hall. Parsons Theatre o | Bldg; H. w. LeGeyt, Secy., r. O. BOX '9o' TILE LAYERS AND HELPERS, No. 31-1st
 and 3d Saturday, Bliss hall. Il Pratt St.
 Thomas T. Mattison, Secy., 43 Standlsh St. TOBACCO STARTERS, No. 10227-1st Mon
 day, Il Central Row: Mrs. Laura King
 Secy., 12O Sergeant St.
 TYPOGRAPHICAL, No. 127-1st Sunday, 2 :st
 o'clock, c. l.. U. hall 70. A. Miles, Secy.
 Treas CT Harbison Ave; H. F. Irommer | Rec. Secy., 134 Standish St. UNION LABEL SECTIONAL and 4th Thurs
 day, C. L. U. hall; James J. Kennedy, Secy. | P. O. Box 29.
 WATERS AND COOKS, No. s04-1st and & Thnnf fra