The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-10

 day by the Connecticut State Federation of Labor at their convention in this city:
 whereas, The National Woman's s Trades Union League of America has for it's main purpose the organization of the working women into Trade Un- ions to be affiliated with the Amef1- can Federation of Labor.
 whereas, The National Women's s Trade Union League of America, is endorsed by the American Federation of Labor and the Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
 teWhereas, The Women's Trade Un- ion League in the various cities where it is organized has been able to help organize the Women Work CTS such as the Telephone and Can dy Workers of Boston and the Gar ment Workers of New York, Balti- more and Boston and a number of other trades
 t<whereas, Several of. the various state branches have already shown their sympathy with this movement
 .<Whereas, Our State Branch is so-l lieited to become affiliated with this organization, Therefore be 1t further
 Resolved that it be the sense of this convention that we become ad1h- ated with the National Women's
 
 that our Secretary be authorized to forward the sum of five dollars to Miss S. M. Franklin. Secretary. Room 644 Unity Building, 127 North Dear born St, Chicago, Ill.,
 Sumbitted by Sol Southeimer, del- egate from Hartford c. L. U.
 Whereas, The Connecticut State Federation of Labor here assembled, do pledge and reassert itself the nor al support and further declare the una1terable allegiance to the princi- pies expounded in behalf of the toil- CTS by the Grand Old Man, Brother Samuel GoTnpers,
 Whereas, The Guardian of the workingmen welfare at all times Brother Samuel Gompers has proved to be a tried, and trusted friend of all classes of Wage-earners, and has lectua1 life. to humanity. and made him the most cherished symbol of liberties to the hearts of the Ameri- can people. Be it
 Resolved, That a vote of conh- dence and continued approval be tions be made a. record of this con vention and same be given to the press.
 By delegate Albert o. Forni. Local No. BOA, Walters and Cooks Hart ford.
 ssWhereas, Union made articles al- ways. bear the Union Label of the crafts producing them, and, ..Whereas, One of Labor's most potent powers for good depends upon the close co-operetion for the de- mand for products bearing the Union Label, and
 .eWhereas: It is the undisputed du- ty of aIr men of Labor to demand the Union Label on all purchases they make, and
 9rvU1,oraas rT,1,a rroba1oe> VU1,.11e,.s, Blue Label may be found on all c1as- ses of tobacco products of the most superior quality in all parts of this country and Canada, therefore, be it
 Resolved, That in view of this fact it is our undivided duty to give our full purchasing power when buy ing tobacco, snuff and cigarettes to such brands of goods that bear the Blue Label, be it further
 Resolved. That we as delegates to this convention of the Connecticut State Federation of Labor, assem- b1ed in the city of Bridgeport, Conn, pledge our best efforts in the cause of making the Tobacco Workers Un- ion Label a stronger factor for the future good of our fellow workers in that trade, be 1t further
 Resolved, That all members of trades represented in this convention are hereby pledged to their faithful duty toS demand the Union Label on tobacco, cigarettes and snuff that they may buy, and to remember that