The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-09

Boyd, John Hadpin, William e,
Geartner, John Hassett, Byron
Brooks. Christian Rheinhold, Peter
O'Boys Theodore Bright, Adolph
Rhode! John Pribula, Michael Hurd,
Emil Flosky, Fred L. StahI Nelson H.
Booth Martin Heating, Patrick Nc
Oarthy, Michael Corbett, Archille
Canale, George M. Herrick. Giuseppe
Tosd, Christian @. Garni, Thomas Nc
TroWbridge, D. n. Barnes Henry G.
Michaeles, Samuel 8. Wilson, Frank
Krebs, Michael Hennessey, II. V. Dib-
bIea David J. Hardy, Edward D. Lees,
Patrick r. Mccarthy, William V.
Nowian, Patrick McGrath. Timothy
Farrell, James p Callahan, Michael
&. Kenny, WfIIia4m s. butcher, James
Crotty, Alphonse Bresson, Herman
Bohman, jeremiah Mccarthy, Thorn
as e. waters, John Hardness, Charles
Shaffer, Frank Kornhasss Patrick
Feeley, G. J. Miller, Thomas Leonard,
Thomas McHugh, Thomas Foley,
Nicholas w. Allen, Patrick Hart.
Chas. A. Hodge. John Leonard
Charles F. AIcHan, J. M. Blake, Mar
tin McCue, John McGIones James
McG1one, Peter J. Brennan, James N.
Boughey,S Michael r. Lynch, Elmer r.
Clark. Levy w. Comes, Alex. Hark-
ness, Frank Seaman, Patrick Jeffrey.
Timothy Murray, j. B. NowIan,
steven Havran, Daniel .McInerney,
Thomas keenan,, Patrick Fisher,
Charles w. Hurd, Martin Lauf, An
drew G. Brown Chauncey Butler.
John H. Collins, George "A. Davis.
Patrick Heating. John 3. Rooney
John 3. Pail, Fanton W. Beers, John
| Redway, James Kinnane. Edward
Cunningham, Frederick II. Taylor.
/ Thomas M Saunders Byron w
/ Scfn mi,
L. Wildman, Nicholas w. BarAn,
Patrick Troy. Daniel Murphy, Thorn
as H. Allen, Barney Murphy, George
II. Oakley. Clemens Beschle, John J.
Callahan, Mrs James D. Costello
Daniel Kearns, Albert S. Pearce Will
John Keogh, William Clancy, James
! Dillon, J. H. Craft, Thomas Layhe
Owen A. Riley, Addison #. Hath
away Albert Berg, Max Singerwald
Charles ]. Flynn, William J. Weisetti
James Whitney. W. a Brennan
/ Charles Smith. John Elligert, Peter
j. Ward.
John w. scully. president of the
| United Hatters of North America,
makes the following comment upoE
| the petition:
aThe petition speaks for itself. The
aged members of this organization
| who were made defendants in this
action solely because they had beer
Industrious and saving and had pro
vided something for their old age
are crying out against the injustice OF
a law that, according to the recent
decision of the supreme court of the
| United States had thereon, enables
man whom they never injured and
one to many Of them unknown, tc
seize their homes and appropriate
their life savings.
cit is, moreover, good way tt
test the sincerity Of the congress OF
the United States which has declared
that the Sherman antitrust act was
not intended to apply to organization!
of men without capital stock, not en-
gagged in buying, selling or transport
ing merchandise
''It is fair to conclude that if the
congress did not intend that members
of labor organizations should be pun.
fshed because of their membership IL
such; it will keep faith with them
and, having the power, as in this case
step in between them and the effect o.
any decision that puts construction
on a. law of it's making that is not ii
accord with the intent Of the law
makers"