Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-14
SWEEPING INJUNCTION ISSUED.
Trolley Strikers and the Labor Unions That Offered Them Sympathy--A Suit for $25OOO Damages Is Also Ordered Against the Troleymen's Union--Deputy Coroner Pond In Town To-Day---Several of the Strikers Called Before Him.
 Strikers Issue Daily
 Statement

The following injunction was issued to-day and caused quite furry among labor unions and others:
 The Connecticut Railway and Lighting Go vs the Amalgamated Association Of Street Railway Employes, No l9S, ct al.
 Superior Court, New Haven County,
 Waterbury, March. 1903.
 Temporary Injunction.
 Upon the complaint in this action, the allegations of which have been duly verified by oath as above appears, and upon the plaintiffs application to this court that temporary injunction forth with issue commanding and restraining each and all of the defendants. and all other persons associated, combined or confederated with them, or with any of them, In the manner set forth in the plaintiffs prayer for relief; and it ap7 bearing to the court that such tenn porary injunction ought to issue with out bonds; now, therefore,
 By authority of the state of Connec- ticut, you, the individual denfandants named in this action, and each and all JO y and associations, and each and all of you, and you, the officers and members of said defendant unions and associa- tions. and each and all of you, and all other persons associated, combined or confederated with said individual de- fendants or with said defendant unions or associations or either of them, and all persons heretofore now or here after aiding, cooperating, combining or acting in concert with said defendants or either of them, are hereby command ed and enjoined, under penalty of $1O,000, forthwith absolutely to desist and refrain from doing any unlawful act or thing whatsoever by the means or methods set forth in the complaint, in the furtherance of any combination or conspiracy or purpose to hinder, in- terfere with or prevent the plaintiff. its officers and employees in the free and unhindered conduct and control of it's hassiness or to molest or injure it's em- ployes or property.
 From in any manner interfering with the present employees of the plaintiff and with any person who may desire to enter the employ of the plaintiff. by way of threats, intimidations, violence, or any act or language intended or tending to prevent persons from con- tinuing in or entering the employment of the plaintiff, or intended or tending to induce any such person or persons to leave the employ of the plaintiff;
 From congregating or lettering about or near the railroad station and high ways and public squares of, said Wa ]. terbury, or the premises and tracks of the plaintiffs, and from picketing or patrolling said places or causing the same to be done, with intent to inter fere with any persons now in the em- ploy of the plaintiff or seeking to enter it's employ, or to interfere with the prosecution of the plaintiffs business, or to interfere with or obstruct in any manner the trade or patronage of the plaintiffs, or to prevent or induce any person or persons not to deal with the plaintiff or ride on its cars, or to use its electric lights;
 From boycotting the plaintiff or it's employees, either by threats. intimida- ton, unlawful persuasion or otherwise;
 From interfering with, intimidating, boycotting CT molesting, or attempting to interfere with, intimidate, boycott 2 or molest, any person or persons or cor pQration by threats, direct or indirect express or implied, of loss or trouble or harm to person, property or busi- ness. or otherwise, with intent to in. duce such person or persons or corpora tion not to deal or do business with the plaintiff or its employees, or with its patrons or those who ride on it's cars or not to furnish it or them with sup. plies, 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 i'm piled terms, to any person or persons or corporation who might do any of the things therein 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 other wise;
 From giving any Information, direc tions instructions or orders to any com mittee. associate, confederate or other person or persons for the purpose o1 effecting any of the acts or things here by enjoined
 From in any manner whatever i'm leding. obstructing or interfering witt the regular operation and conduct ol the plaintiffs business or with the per sons now or hereafter in it's employ until the first Tuesday of April, 1903 and until the further order of said su perfor court in the premises.
 And further, by authority of tht state of Connecticut, the sheriff of tht county of New Haven, his deputy. ol either constable of the town of Water bury. Is hereby commanded forthwith 10 give notice of the foregoing orde1 and injunction by leaving a true ant attested copy of the foregoing com plaint, citation, and order with or at th' usual place of abode of each of the in dividuaI defendants and with the sec retary of each of the defendant unions and associations.
 By order of court.
 SAMUEL J. MARSH. KtsM.rss.s Assistant Clerk.
 PAPER SUIT FOR $25, 900.