Mrs. Mitchell, who v .is a daughter
of Augustus H. Bullard, was one of
the most popular of the younger set
in Bridgeport society at the time
J her man iage six years ago.
i She is survived by her husband and
two small boys, two and a huilf and
five years of age.
It is a curious coincident that her
brother, Clifford Bullard, and his
epidemic about a year ag
Funeral arrangements
been completed.
have not
UNION LAB
HAS FIGHT
UNDER WAY
Washington, Feb. 20 Union labor,
led by officers of the American Fed-
! eration of Labor and the Railroad
j Brotherhoods, today had well under
i way its fight in congress against the
t ndnntinn nf trie ro.rafto, ;tt-rto
; roOT,iToti ,.-,, tjji
morial prepared by representatives of j on tne second floor and were so bad
15 railroad unions anj federation of-! ly affected by the gas that they had
ficers at an all day conference yester
day and which was addressed to con
gress as a whole, individual congress
men were deluged today by letters
and telegrams from union leaders
generally protesting against enact-
j ment of the bill into law.
The plan or the unions, it was
shown, provide first for a determined
fight i the House and Senate. If
defeated there the controversy will
be taken direct to President Wilson
in the hope of a veto. The opposition
of the unions, as shown in the me -
morial to Congress declaring the re-
drafted bill to be destructive of the
emploveo' constitutional privileges
ii.",ic ; Tso. ,v,
me:hod proposed for handling wage
and labor disputes.
