Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-06
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 American politeness is aptly illus trated in the unanimity with which we refer to the steel trusts income as earnings. ."-The Detroits News-Tri- bune.
 Tn the discovery of rheumatic gout, science at last recognizes our great middle class, who are too poor to have gout, and yet too rich to have rheu- matism.-Puck,
 The newsboys of the city are pre- pairing to organize. Should they do so they would undoubtedly receive liberal patronage from the union men of the city.
 Typographical union No ?; of Phila- delphia, has obtained an injunction re straining certain city officials from having the assessors lists printed in non-union offices. .. -..... .s
 Regular meeting of the Central Labor union Monday night at Buffers and Poltshers' hall. AS there is much inn
 
 member should be present.
 There will be a regular business of the Amalgamated Society of Engi- neers etc, tonight at Foresters' hall, 151 Bank street All members are ex- pected to ~:sssssssNa ::ssssssessssG Nas there is consider able business of importance to be trans acted. Meeting will commence, at 8 D. m. sharp.
 The executive council of the Ameri- can Federation of Labor has Issued an appeal to all affiliated bodies for finan- cial aid for the striking textile work CTS of Lowell, Mass, as there is large number out, prompt attention is re- quested by President Gompers.
 Some of the trolley strikers are en- deavoring to figure out how the Con- necticut Railway x Lighting Go can af- ford to pay men $14 per week when not working when they could not see their way clear to pay their old em- ployes that amount for actual service rendered.
 The painters union of Springfield has
 
 painters organization, but Ito treat with them only as individuals" This has familiar sound, but things seem kind of twisted when a union takes that stand.-Boston Advertiser.
 Local S8 of the National Association of Theatrical Employees will give an entertainment at Polls theater on Fri In Q n me If is guaranteed to be first class and as the admission is but 25 cents a crowd ed house should greet them.
 The political writer on the morning daily has received authentic informa- ton that Sheriff Dunham ran ahead of his ticket on account of being opposed by organized labor. Those acquainted with the facts know that such was not the fact, but the contrary was true. As to the coming fall election the la boring class expects to take hand, If the words of the leaders can be depend ed upon.
 The corner stones of Andrew Car negie's many so-called public libraries are actually in cement composed of
 
 tears of a suffering host of ill-treated and half-starved men, women and chil- dren, from whom is ill-gotten gains have been wrung. To their sufferings and misaries let us ascribe these monu- ments ''in the name of Carnegie!- Typographical Journal.
 "A house divided against itself shall not stand" That appears to be about the condition of the durg clerks to-day. One faction appears anxious to go, into the independent organization, recently formed, while the other is equally en- thusiastic to take out a new charter and continue their allegiance with the American Federation of Labor and the Genital Labor union of Waterbury. The outcome will be awaited with in- terest.
 One of the trolley strikers in speaking of the trial yesterday said: ''All we ask is that the public will form no opinion until they have heard what the defense has to say. Then compare the character of our witness es with those of the prosecution and give an impartial verdict" From the cOnnueIlce tue HIGH dppedE IO have it looks possible that they may have something up their sleeve"
 Tn recent advices from the interna- tional election of officers for the Buff ers' Polishers and Platers it appears that John T. Daly is far in the lead for third international vice-president. From the returns in it would appear that Nicholas Dutle was reelected president notwithstanding the large vote given to B. J. Lynch by the eastern cities There are many men employed in the brass industries throughout Connecti- cut to whom MT Lynch's election to the presidency would have proven accept able, but as MT Duties administration has proven up to the standard all mem- bers of the brass workers OrganiZa- +o 3oly ocJ