Waterbury Democrat., 1903-01-31

II HIS IS IHS LWCkAty y-AISI Ody Ol tAo strike. Again we have to report the ardor of the men as being not in the least reduced and not sign to indicate the probable loss of another link in our little chain. We are putting up the very best we can in the way of a bat Ile with might and money, but Wltal justice on our side we feel confident of success.
 .Despite the $1o0,o0O Manager Sew ell saiu he had to spend and despite tne gathering together rom the louf Winas of the country small army of strike breakers, we are lnlormed that out oI the original consignment only aDout one dozen are here now. Another punsn of about twenty came i'll last evening. Manager Sewell states that these are real nice fellows, higher caste than the first importation, ana that each and every one of them Is consumed wnM burning desire to De as nice as possible and to become fa1fn- ful, upright citizens of our glorious city. How edifying those remarks are when one realizes that they are all brought here by sBouncer Farley, who, octopus like, seems to pc able 70 reach and handle human beings who are willing to go anywhere to take an other mans position, especially where strike is in operation, and where they can get few cents per day more than they would under settled conditions From Manager SeWell's remarks about these chaps, we expect real estate to take big boom here and to see each and every one of the new arrivals names on our city tax book next year.
 "A vicious looking conductor pulled a gun on a crowd on the South Main stret line last night and was arrested for it. tBouncer Farley on hearing Of the arrest notitied the police station that the man had been discharged. The local morning paper stated this morning that 'tiaereupon he was let go Tthe fact is he .Was fined S and costs in the city court this morning.
 We understand that Deserter Miller is anxious to prDeure a license to carry revolver. If sa we desire to Inform him That he need have no fear losssas. Our contennpt for him is so great That it will not permit us to even notice him should our paths cross.
 'sIt was with regret that the news of the injuries received by Brother Trow bridge last night was received by the men at this mornings meeting. We have 2 sick committee appointed to look after his case and trust that his recovery will be rapid. Brother Trow- bridge was one of the best liked men in the union
 We are rapidly overcoming the diff faculties which we encountered in the inauguration of our bus line. This afternoon We started line to be known as the Stony Hill Extra, which will leave the center every hour for Stony hill. Commencing monday morn ing a bus will leave Forest park al 6:30 sharp, All of the other lines are already taken care of
 To morrow is pay day and the men will be paid their regular weekly sal aries in the usual place of meeting" The strikers held long meeting this afternoon. They were again addressed l by Attorney M. !. Byrne, but no new l developments resulted.
 The strikers are gradually perfectine their bus line. They have been unable to handle the large crowds that art eager to patr0nize them, but they ex 1 peet to be able to meet this contingenc, very soon. They have been so sue I cessful they have arranged for 8 'bu' to leave Stony hill in Sirnonsville anl Exchange place every hour, up to Il i o'clock in the evening. Tomorrow thl
 bus will be in operation and ever. I day thereafter.
 The riot act was read to the non union men in the car barn this morn 1 ing by Manager Sewell. He adviset 1 all who had weapons to leave them be hind when they went on duty. He di, not want any of them to precipitat any trouble. Things were bad enougl I as they were, notwithstanding that s I far nothing very serious had occurred and he did not want them to be worse All of the men said they had no wea pons and Manager Sewell. having don
 what he considered his duty, left tn barn.
 trolley car jumped the track a the switch in front of the Sacred Hear church about 11:45 this morning. Tn accident is said to have been cause, by forgetfulness on the part of tn motorman. who became confused il mind and thought that line of trolle, 0SAS cAtchuCu up WOlCOCC SlISCIs was nearly an hour before the ca
 was pulled back onto the tracks b. MT Bookings with the assistance Q three or four other employees. Tn th
 meantime considerable excitemen prevailed in the vicinity of the car. ]
 crowd of boys gathered about the ca and shouted, yelled and jeered at tn motorman and conductor. The latte asked one boy where there was a tele phone and the reply was, There ism one this side of Cherry street" Sev
 eral stones were tired at the car, bu
 no damage was done.
 James Sutton of William street wi go into the bus business tomorrow
 and intends to do a good bushes
 through the eastern part of the cit.
 He was in it before and made 1t pay
 and sees no reason why there isn't a
 honest dollar in t now. He will oE
 crate on Dublin. Silver, Wolcott an
 East Main streets and may make trip
 into the center If the bus bushes Icontinues it would be good plan