Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1900-1903, 1902-08-16

THIRD DIVISION.
Band
Buffers and Polishers, No. 81.
Brass Workers.
Lithuanian Po1ishers and Buffers.
Stampers.
Casters Helpers.
Drum Corps.
Wire Workers.
To be formed on West Main, facing
monument.
Morgan Burke, assistant marshal.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Brewers.
Bartenders.
Bakers.
BARRIERS.
Butchers.
Drum Corps.
Bricklayers.
Iron MOulders.
To be formed on Church street, Os-
car Schneider, assistant marshal.2
81 FIFTH DIVISION s1 $50
sd Italian Band. tie
Hold Carriers.
~ Laborers. 81 s,8sn
TO be formed on Leavenworth street,
John Tracy assistant marshal.
The line of march will be down
North Main to Bank, to Meadow, to
South Main, to East Main, counter
march at Stanley park, down East
Main to North Main and to be review
ed on West Main.
Commencing Monday next the bar
Der shops of Naugatuck will observe
union hours.
Forty-four applications and Al init
iations is the record of the Buffers
and PoIishers' union for this week.
The new laundry workers associa-
ton will meet at Buffers and Polish
ers' hall at 2 p. M. tomorrow and the
casters helpers at $50.
The Horseshoers' union will hold a
meeting at Buffers and Polishers' hall
at 10 a. m. Sunday. Organizer O'NeilI
will be. present with the charter.
The general arrangement committee
of the Central Labor union for the
Labor day picnic will meet at Buffers
and Polishers' hall tomorrow at ii
a. m.
The Journeyman Plumbers. Steam
and Gas Filters and Gas Filters Help
ers will hold their first annual clam bake
at Moore's grove, North Main street,
Sunday, September IL. All union
friends are invited to participate.
Al ~,
neers, Machinists, Toolmakers, Pat
ternmakers, BIacksmiths, etc, will hold
their regulaf business meeting In For
esters' hall, No 151 Bank street. on
Saturday evening, the 10th inst, at 8
p. N.
AS is well known the Bartenders'
union will hold the second of their
series of clam bakes on Sunday, Aug
ust "a. They promise to make this
even better than the former and from
the words of praise regarding the con-
much.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Typographical union held on Saturday
evening was unusually well attended
transacted. A committee was appoint
ed to compile new bylaws; also one to
revise the scale of prices. james NJ
Lynch and G. e. Weed were elected
delegates to the Central Labor union
1t was also voted to impose fine of
$1.O0 upon all members not appearing
in the Labor day parade.
The action of the executive commit
tee of the Economic league on Thurs
day evening in endorsing the candi-
dacy of Stephen J. Charters, If An
sonia, for high sheriff Of New Haven
county, meets with the hearty appro-
val of the labor organizations of the
city. For his efforts to improve the
condition of labor Mr. Charters has
been Disseminated against by many
of the manufacturers in this section,
and his nomination and election would
not only be a personal yindication. but
rebuke to the methods that pertain
ed at the time of the Ansonia strike
last year. A meeting of the league
will be held on Monday evening at 8
o'clock at Congress hall, Moriarty
building. East Main street, to
which all members of the league and
all persons affiliated with labor or
ganizations are invited to attend.