Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-13
UNION MEN IN SESSION.
former Waterbury Man, Martin Han.
 lon, Retained as Procfdsn+

NdlerDury Man, Martin Han-
 Ion. Retained as President.
 At meeting of the delegates repre- senting the Metal Polishers,' Buffers. PIaters' and Brass Moulders' union American Federation of Labor. held in thls city yesterday, the following del egates were present:
 A. r. krowe, Local No 145, Fitch burg, Mass.
 M. Murkley. Local No 30 Spring field, Mass
 Daniel W. Shea, Local No 151, wor- k. Kelly, Local No 163, New Brit ain.
 Michael Quinn, Local No 52, Thomp- J, r. Burns, Local No 12e, New Britain.
 Martin Hanlon, Local No s, Meri.
 Hugh Haggerty, Local. No 134, Mer-
 F. l.. Jacknain, Local No 162. Meri den.
 Thomas F. Hare, Local No 25, New Haven.
 F. L. Fitch. Local No 153, Hartford
 k. White, Local No 37, Waterbury
 Charles H. Greib, Local No 167 Meriden.
 Alex Morton, Local No s6, Bristol.
 Thomas Smith, Local No 155, New Britain. Charles Coleman, Local No 40 Bridgeport. John J. Houlihan, Local No 73, Wal lingford. l Thomas J. Ash, Local No 27, Chico pee Falls. 1 Walter Blake, Local No 35, Hart ford.
 D. Zander, Local No 54, Derby. Thomas Shieley, Local No 1O4, Tor rington.
 J. J. Murray, Local No 159, Nor wich.
 George L. Adams, Local No 151 Worcester.
 Daniel Collins, Local No 147, West borough, Mass.
 Patrick Murphy, Local No 11S, Ath ol, Mass.
 ". E. Baldwin, Local No 123, Lynn Mass.
 Edward Somerset, Local No 1O3 i Lowell, Mass.
 John F. Cronin, Local No 95, Bos ton. l Louis Roberts, Local No 92, Stan ford.
 William Kelley, Local No 80, West field, Mass.
 J. A. Lynch, Local No 50, Waltham Mass.
 Norman Rice, Local No q, High landville, Mass.
 NJ. L. Joyce, Local No 1s1, Union vile, Conn.
 Martin Hanlon, a well known Wa terbury man, for some time past res dent in Meriden, presided. The fol lowing resolution was passed unani mously: !. "Whereas, Believing as We do tha we have been unjustly treated by tn executive board in defeating our ain and object, namely, to send an organ izer into the state of Connecticut for term of six months, be 1t resolved tha this conference takes action in secur ing a representation of two member on the executive board by nominatin and supporting them and Workin earnestly for their election.
 "Be it further resolved that we be 1ieve We are entitled to said two mem UerS III repfeSeuldtlOu 1TOn tue 4Nt' England states on the executiv board" A communication was read from tn headquarters of the American Federa ton of Labor endorsing the strike Q the former employees of the Nationa Cash Register Co at Dayton, Ohio which is still on. The communica tion was received and placed on fil and committee appointed to drat resolutions relating to the difference existing between the organization an the Cash Register Go of Dayton and tn Iver Johnson Manufacturing Co c Fitchburg, Mass, manufacturers of b cycles.
 The body will hereafter will know as the Metal Polishers,' Buffers Plat ers' Brass Moulders' and Brass Worl I ers' union conference board.
 The old officers were retained, Ma tin Hanlon of Meriden, presiden Thomas F. Hare of New Haven. se retary and treasurer; Philip Daly ( New Haven, and Michael Murkle were chosen vice presidents.
 The next conference will be held New Britain.