The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-09

New Britain, No. 166-MichaeI J. Kerwin.
 Bridgeport, No. 256-John Daley.
 Meriden, No 159-Frank Clancy.
 Stamford, No. 455-None reported
 New Haven, No. 217-Henry 'Da1es,
 Waterbury, No. 254-Wi1liam G. Doucette.
 Brewery Workers
 Hartford, No. 35-None reported
 Meriden, No. 51-John Connen
 New Haven, No. 37-Percy Cornel- ies, and Victor Seibold.
 Waterbury, No. 126-William Bar ton.
 Bridgeport, No. 4o-Jacob Reiche1. Bakers and Confectioneis.
 Meriden, No. eo-None reported.
 Waterbury, No. 155--None reported
 New Britain, No. 107-Wi1liarn Gla- ban.
 Carpenters and Joiners.
 Bridgeport, No. 115-Chas. H. Can non, Louis Atwater, Chas- Stout. New Haven,f No. 79-Joseph Show, William Flood, s. J. Cohane, Geo. F. Mordecai, Jas. F. Plunkett, William J. Sullivan, Chas. w. Mordecai, A. w. Branch.
 Meriden. No. s2o-Geo. J. Stanley. and Chas Langen. Cigarmakers
 New Haven. No 39-C. S. Mcveigh, Nance.
 Bridgeport, No. 2s2-Thos. Boosting. lau, John Ostendorf New Britain, No. 321-F'red A. God dard, Frank Steinmuller. | Waterbury, No. 395-Martin Bald win. Central Labor Unions | Danbury,-John H. Riley.
 Meriden-John c. Hobson. New Britain-Geo. H. Doerner. geport-JoInn J. O'Neil. Waterbury-Wil1iam J. Caldwell Derby-Ernest Kropper. Norwich-Robert J. McNee1y. 1 South Norwalk-Fred w. F. An drews.
 k stamford-w. G. Hearing. 1 Edward B. Hoffman. Wal1ingford l Hartford-SoI Southeimer. | Horse Nail Workers. l Seymour, No. 1o95s-Edwin J. Nor ton.
 Hartford. No, e.17o-J. H. Newman. Machinists.
 Derby, No. 25s-Jereniah F. Bro derrick.
 Ansonia. No. se2-Russe1l For Bridgeport. No. so-wi1ham Top ping, George Doyle, Harry Webster, 1 George J. Bowen. l Ansonia, No. 71-Thomas Brown.
 Bridgeport, No. 110-Joseph L.. Klein.
 Moving Picture Operators. l New Haven-Eugene Treiker.
 Bridgeport No. 277-Irving c. Lowe Musicians Bridgeport. No es-AIbert EccIes Pattern Makers Assoc.
 New Haven-James B. Winthrop PoIishers and Buffers.
 Norwich. No. 16s-Thos. F. Me 1 Guinness. Hartford, No. 85.-E. R. Nyberg. 1 Meriden, No. 9-Louis Gilmore. | Bridgeport, No. 40--Geo. Leary. Plumbers and Steam Filters | Bddgeport-John c. Doyle Slate and Tile Roofers.
 Bridgeport. No. 6.-Jasper McLevy Sheet Metal Workers
 Bridgeport. No. 114-John Rau- scher. Trades Council.
 New Haven-Patr1ck F. o'Meara. Theatrical and Stage Employees.
 Hartford, No, S4-WiIHam H. Claffs New Britain, No. SOL l Waterbury, Mo- s.
 Bridgeport. No. 1os- Typographical
 New Haven. No: 47-chas. W l Schnitt. I Bridgeport, No. 252-Jas A. Coates
 Hartford, No. 127-
 Meriden, No. 314-James J. Golden Walters and Cooks.
 Hartford, No. 304-AIbert Form United Hatters of North America .
 Local No. 10. Carbohydrates Con molly, William Hennessey, Michae Griffin, William Lynch, Frank Freih Martin German.
 Local No. II, Danbury-WfIlian I Pauli, Thomas Dunfeavey, William Hyland, William Henry, Jame Haugh, James Beckett.
 Local No. 2, BetheI-Jeremiah Nc Carthy, Michael Ganley.
 Local No. 1, BetheI-Percy@ Ferry Patrick Cahiu.
 Compensation Commissioner Fret M. Williams from the fifth district yesterday addressed the delegates {, the convention at length. giving al elaborate and deep insight into tn workings of the new act as it applied to both labor and capital The ad dress was intently listened to by tn various delegates present and man notes made for future reference