Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-14

pickets by persuasion, threats, abusive language, duress, intimidation and vio- lence, have attempted to and have se- duced and driven away men who were seeking or had obtained employment of the plaintiff. 1
 They, by the same means have induced and compelled proprie- tors of boarding and lodg- ing houses to refuse to board and lodge any person in the employ of the plaintiff.
 They have stoned, injured, broken and destroyed the cars of the plain tiff.
 They have cut the electric wires and broken the lamps of the plaintiff and have placed rocks, timbers, large pieces of iron and other Instructions upon the tracks of the plaintiff, thereby hin dering and preventing the operation of its cars.
 They have encouraged, melted and participated in commotions and riots, especially on the night of January 31. 1903, when the cars of the plaintiff were thrown from it's tracks, it's em- ployes murderously assaulted, the municipal authorities and police of Waterbury defied and overpowered, so that it became necessary to call upon the military power of the state to re- store peace and order, and so that thereupon militia to the number of about one thousand men were required in said city and sent there by order of the governor of this state.
 There are several other paragraphs here. all of which enjoin the men from further boycotting.
 The plaintiff claims:
 1. Twenty thousand dollars ($20,- 00O) damages.
 2. An injunction commanding and restraining each and all of the indi- viduaI defendants, and each and all of the defendant unions and associations, and each and all of the officers and members of said defendant unions and associations, and all other persons as- sociated, combined or confederated with said individual defendants, or with said defendant unions or associa- tions or either of them, and all persons heretofore, now or hereafter aiiing, cooperating, combining or acting in concert with said defendants or either of them, absolutely to desist and re- frain from doing any unlawful act or thing whatsoever by the means and methods aforesaid. in the furtherance of any combination or conspiracy or purpose to hinder, interfere with, or prevent the plaintiff, it's officers and employees in the free and unhindered conduct and control of its business, or to molest or injure it's employees or property.
 Hrom in any manner interfering with the present employees of the plaint- afr and with any person who may de- sire to enter the employ of the plaint- in, by way of threats, intimfdations, violence, or any act or language ir- tended or tending to prevent persons from continuing in or entering the em- ployment of the plaintiff, or intended or tending to induce any such person or persons to leave the employ of the plaintiff.
 From congregating or 1oitering about or near the railroad station and high ways and public squares of said Wa terpury, or the premises and tracks of the plaintiff, and from picketing or pa- trolling said places or causing the same to be done, with intent to interfere with any persons now in the employ of the plaintiff or seeking to enter it's employ, or to interfere with the prose cution of the plaintiffs business. or to interfere with or obstruct in any man. her the trade or patronage of the plaintiff, or to prevent or induce any person or persons not to deal with the plaintiff or ride on it's cars or to use its electric lights.
 From boycotting the plaintiff or dts employees, either by threats, intimida- ton, unlawful persuasion or otherwise.
 From interfering with, intimfdating. boycotting or molesting, or attemntinp to interfere with, intimidate, boycott or molest any person or persons or cor poration by1threats, direct or indirect. express or implied, of loss or trouble o1. harm to person, property or business. or otherwise, with intent to induce such person or persons or corporation not to deal or do business with the nIaint- in or its employees. or with its patrons or those who ride on its care, or not to furnish 1t or them with supplies food and lodgings, or not to ride upon it's cars, or not to use it's electric lights: and from representing or caus ing to be represented in express or implied terms, to any person or persons or corporation who might do any of the things herein enumerated, that such person or persons or corporation will suffer or will be likely to suffer there by some loss or trouble or harm in per- son, property or business, or otherwise:
 From giving any information, direc. tion, instructions or orders to any com mittee, associate, confederate or other person or persons for the purpose of effecting any of the acts or things here. by enjoined;
 From in any manner whatever i'm peding, obstructing or. interfering with the regular operation and conduct of the plaintiffs business or with the per sons now or hereafter in its employ until the first Tuesday of April. 1903 and until tn efurther order of said SUI perior court in the premises.
 And you are hereby further com manded to leave true end attested copy of this writ and of the accom-