The Connecticut labor news., 1921-06-10

y Joseph E. Baker; Norwich, Thomas Brennan; W Willimantic, J. l.. Andrews; j; Danbury, John II. Riley; Norwalk, | Jeremiah Sweeney; MiddletOWn, Charles Smith; Stamford, l.. C. Scott; Bridgeport, Miner 5. Treat; Merlden, | Charles Strcmlau; New London, George GOSS.
 1 Cigar Makers-Ncw Haven, Philip Monlls, 1. M Ornburn; Bridgeport, ;. r. Reynolds; Norwich, William Ii. Donahue.
 Corset Workcrs-Bridgcport, No, |53, May Callahan, Mrs. William stewart; Bridgeport, No. 34, Patrick l Fitzpatrick. liam Dermont; Meridcn, Henry A. c.. Geis; Bridgeport, Albert Walkeley, Frank Gilpatrlck; Waterbury, Edward
 Engincers-New Haven, No. 478, F. A. Fitzgerald, New Haven, Mo- 566, Joseph Angasser; Bridgeport, Ueorge F. ReiChert. Hod Carriers-Greenwich, Joseph Gianna, Guippe Sicilinno.
 Iron Molders-Bridgeport, Charles Mcdonald; Ansonia, William Wilson. Iron W Workers-NeW Haven, M. J. Louden.
 Letter Carriers-New Haven, Jos eph D. McMahon.
 Mule Spinners-T aftsville, Thomas Addison.
 Musicians-Bridgeport, John H. Schmidt, John H. Mcclure. Motion Picture Operators-New Haven, Eugene Treiber. Painters and Water bury-Garrett Brennan, James P. Donahue; Bridgeport, A. J. MCkeon, Edward L. Mccarthy, Peter Brew ster, A. W. Miller; New Haven, R. Beadle; Stamford, David McCole | Plumbers and teamfitters-New Haven, Patrick F. O'Meara; Bridge port, T. Blodgett; Waterbury, Charles Mulholland; Hartford, John U. O'Donnell, Frank J. Cooney,
 Metal Polishers and Buffers-Nor- wich, John E. Fitzgerald; Bridgeport, George Flaherty.
 1 Printing Pressmen - Bridgeport, ohm NealOn.
 Railway Mail Association-W. c. Buckingham, W. s. Cooke.
 Steamftters and Helpers-Charles Doherty.
 | Sheet Metal Workcrs-Ncw Haven, William A. Wehner. l Tobacco Strippers-NeW Haven, Helen Shields, Bessie Golden. l Theatrical Stage Employees Hart ford, H. H. Jennings, Jr.; Waterbury, George Brown.
 Trades Council-New Haven, John w. Murphy.
 observation-disclosures, John J. IO'Neill, Joseph Lynders; Hartford, Edward F. Clarke; Meriden, Fred erick L. Neebe; New Britain, George Abbott; New Haven, Charles H. Smith, Thomas J. Poll ! United Hatters-Danbury, No. 10, Mortimer Delohery, Thomas Leon ard, Fred Thurman, Thomas Lawlor, Edward Hennessey, Charles Leonard ; Danbury, No. II, Cornelius F. McCue, gan, Joseph H. Potter, Michael Gan Hey, Hugh w. Hunter; Danbury, No, "A, Catherine Niland, Louise Galla- gher, Mary Foley. 1 Delegate Lang informed the Con- from the Central Labor Union of Bridgeport had been temporarily held up on request of the Executive Board. Delegate. Riley, member of the the Convention that question had Ibeen raised with the Committee rela- ltive to seating the delegate from the Mule Spinners Organization of Taft vile, and asked the Secretary if he had been notified by the American Federation of Labor of the suspen- sion of this organization from the American Federation of Labor. The lSecretary informed the Convention that he had not received any informa- ton of this nature.
 Voted, That the report of the Com io1c ha the delegates seated.
 Delegate Lang also called attention to the Convention that the Credential Committee had been notified by the Auditing Committee that some of the Local Unions represented at the Con- VentiOn were in the arrears in the per capita tax, but his Committee had consulted the Secretary and was satis- fled that the Local Unions would pay their back per capita as soon as pos Isible.
 President O'Mcara addressed the Convention briefly and urged the CO., operation on the part of the delegates lso as to expedite the business that may come before the Convention.
 The President requested the Distri- button Committee to distribute the officers reports.
 Vice President Brennan in the |chair
 The President then read his printed Ireport.
 Upon conclusion it was
 Voted, That the report of the Presi- dent be received and referred to the Committee on Officers Reports. |.
 Upon request of Chairman Brennan the Convention went into Executive IScssion to hear supplemental report Iof President O'Meara.
 Voted, That the Supplementary Report be referred to the Committee on Officers Reports.
 The President instructed the Secre- tary to read the Committee appoint Iments, which were as follows:
 Committee on Credentials-Johr H. Riley, C. L. U., Danbury; Kar Lang, Brewery Workers, Bridgeport George G. Hunt, Bartenders, Water bury.
 Committee on Flnance-Charles MulhoIland, Plumbers and Steamft- ters, Waterbury; George Treiber Brewery Workers, New Haven Charles Stremlau, C. L. U., Meriden.
 Committee on Constitution-Georg IF. Mordecai, Carpenters, New Haven William Dermont, Electrical Workers Hartford; E. J. Brcen, IT., Carpen- tcrs, Bridgeport; Hugh McDermont United Hatters, Danbury; Eugene Treiber, Motion Picture Operators New Haven; A. l. McKeon, Painters iopd DaC0r1+nrC Rri6 r