Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-14

court, restraining them IroH DoySoI ting, interfering with or in any way molesting the plaintiff in the suit, the Connecticut Railway and Lighting company, their property or their em- ployes. Following are the chief points in the suit and the injunction:
 To the Sheriff of the County of New
 Haven, His Deputy, or Either Con-
 stable of the Town of Waterbury,
 Within Said County, Greeting:
 By authority of the state of Connec- ticut, you are hereby commanded to attach to the value of twenty-five thou sand dollars (S25. .oOO) the goods or es- tate of William J. Barrett John 0. Fo- ley and Cornelius Morgan, John B. Col lins, Cornelius Green, Howard Dennis, Joseph Dugan, William c. Fogarty, Timothy J. Foley, Dennis J. Fox, Frank Gerity,. B. c. Hull. John D. Kel- ly, H. J. Meyer, J. F. Murican, !. J.. O'Hearn, Clifford Vandemark, Willis Vandemark, Edward B. Winnegar, I. D. Wood, Fred Adams, Joseph Derwin, c. B. Downs, D. N Faber, Philip Fish CT, James R. Foley. William T. Keav- ney, William J. Kelly. Edward Me Glynn, w B. Street. Edwin l.. TTow- bridge, H. w. Warren, Alfred Will Hams. all of said Waterbury, and the Ama1gamated Association of Street Railway Employees of America, No 193; John T. Daily, Joseph Schmidt and A. Barton Cross, ir, of said Waterbury, and the Central Labor union; John Flanagan, Daniel Hackett, and the Pol ishers' and Buffers union, No 37; Will liam Doucette, Victor Winner. Charles Jackson, and the Brass Workers, un- ion, No 186; A. Garrard. Burdett Clark, Stanley H. Wildman, and Sheet Metal Workers union. No 199; James Claffey, Joseph F. Donahue, and Stampers' and Press Hands Local union, No POT; H. B. Deiss, 0. E. Weed. and Iypographi- cal union. No 329: Matthew Reilly, T. Slattery, John McVarry, and Team Drivers union; James Gaffney, M. Gun ningham, and Bricklayers,' Masons' and Plasterers' union. No Is; James Strong, Peter Brown, and Iron Mould ers' union, No 293; c. F. Carpenter, Miles McCarthy, Ralph Foster, and Drug Clerks union; w J. MeNelIis, J. w Porter and Charles Totten, and Electrical Workers union, No ii: James Toole and Peter Conley, and Bakers union, No 155: R. D. Sexton, D. J. Delaney and Gideon. Charette. and Cigarmakers' union, No 395: F. Weible, John Green and Leroy Wright. and Meat Cutters union, No 205; Hart Northrop, John H. Pratt, and Painters l and Decorators union, No 491: AIexan- der Vailcourt, James McInnerney and A. Jordan. and Joiners' union, No 26O: all of said unions being voluntary as- sociations located in said city, whose members, including those herein rlam- ed, reside in saids city, and them sum- mon to appear before the superior court to be held in Waterbury, in and for the county of New Haven. on the first Tuesday of April, A. D. 1903, then and there to answer unto the Connecticut Railway and Lighting company, a cor poration organized under the laws of this state and having an office and car rying on business in said Waterbury. ina civil action in which the plaintiff complains and says:
 I. Tor A long time prior to Januarv l1th, 1903, the plaintiff was, ever since l has been, and still is the owner and engaged in the management of an elec- tr1c street railway and supplying eIec- tr1c lights for public and private use Tn said Waterbury, and in that business has invested more than S3OO,OOO for the construction and equipment of fts plant, and has employed conductors. fmotormen and other operatives to the number Of more than POO.
 i Z. The defendant, tSe Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Elm. ployes of America, Division No 1893. is an organization composed of the con. ductors and motormen who, prior to said January 11th, 1903, were employed by the plaintiff; and its officers on said day were the defendants, William J. Barrett, president, Cornelius Horgan secretary, and John c. Foley, treasur- CT, and the following defendants, tc wit: John E. Collins. Cornelius Green Howard Dennis, Joseph Dugan, Will I liam 0. Fogarty. Timothy J. Foley Dennis J. Fox, Frank Gerity, B. C.
 Hull, John D. Kelly, IT. J. Meyer, J k. Murican, J. J., O'Hearn, Clifford Vandemark. Willis Vandemark, Ed
 ward B. Winnegar, J. D. Wood, Fred
 Adams, Joseph Derwin, c. E. Downs
 E. N. Faber, Philip Fisher. James R 
 Foley, William T. Keavney, William J. Kelly. Edward P McGlynn, w. B
 Street, Edwin l.. Trowbridge, H. w
 Warren and Alfred Williams, are also
 members of said association, which is
 voluntary one and it's proceeding: are secret.
 3. Prior to January G., 1903, the de
 fendant William ]. Barrett, who was
 a motorman, and the defendant, Johr D. Kelly, who was conductor, an6
 had been in charge of and operating
 cars of the plaintiff upon the streets
 of said Waterbury, had .absented them
 selves from their duties without per
 mission or of notice to the plaintiff
 and had conducted themselves in sucl
 manner that the plaintiff and 1t!
 managers decided that 1t was no long
 CT safe or desirable for the public, oi ! for the DIairffffps nafgnns or for. fh,