The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-06-18

1899, and D. Ward Northrop of Middle
town, to July 1, 1901, to succeed James
A. Jones of Say brook and E. L. Wells OF
Fairfield.
Inspector of Factories-George l..
Mclean of Ellington, to July l, 1897
(reappointed).
Trustees of Bacon Academy (Col-
chester) Alden A. Baker of Colchester,
reappointed for unexpired term of Ed
ward L. Strong, deceased; Charles N.
Taintor of New York, reappointed nom
resident trustee vice Austin O. Gallup,
deceased.
Connecticut River Company-Allen
Pease of Windsor Locks no time named
New Haven Harbor-Edward P.
P. Avery of New Haven, to July l,
1902, Curtis F. Evarts Of New Haven, to
July l, 1908, Edward Gagel of West
Haven, and John T. Manson of New
HaVen, to June 80, 1899, (reappoint-
ments.)
Shell Fish-Christian Swartz of Nor
walk, to July l, 1901 (reappointed.)
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Hartford County-E. w. Dewey of
CRANKY, reappointed to July 1, 1901,
New Haven County Hart D. Munson of
New Haven, to July l, 1901, vice, j. L..
Lindley of W. Chadrick of Lyme. vice
G. O. Jackson of Colchester and Gilbert
L. Hewitt of Norwich disappointed, }
both to July l, 1901. Fairfield County
Whitman S. Mead of Greenwich, reap
pointed to July 1, 1901. Litchfield
County-George W. Hall of Canaan, to
July l, 1901; vice D. E. Soule of New
Milford, Middlesex County-George A.
Hall of Clinton, to July l, 1901, vice
Henry M. Smell of Saybrook. Holland
County-John Thompson, Ellington, to
July l, 1901, vice w. D. Holman of
Tolland.
BRIDGE COMMISSIONERS
Middletown and Portland-E. Irving
Bell of Portland and E. B. Strong of
Middletown to July l, 1899 (They
were previously commissioners of the
ferry at that point.)
Rope Ferry Bridget. A. Beckwitb
of East Lyme (reappointed,) and John
L. Payne of Waterford (vice w. J..
Odbers,) both to July l, 1899.
Suff1eld and Thompsonville-Geor
F. Mathewson of Thompsonville and FL.
L. Viets of Sufield, to july l, 1899
(reappointed.)
Warehouse Point and Windsor Locks
r. A. Barnes of East Windsor, reap
pointed, ON July 1, 1899. Arthur T.
Saxton of Windsor Locks, vice A. W.
Converse, to July 1, 1899.
FERRY COMMISSIONERS.
Hadlyme and Chester-William f.
Comstock, Lyme, land F. S. Smith of
Chester, to July 1, 1899.
Middle Haddam and Maromas-J ohm
J. Cone Of Middletown and William F.
Simpson of Chatham, to July 1, 1899
(reappointed.)
Saybrook and Lyme-Richard W.
Chadwick of Old Lyme, reappointed, and
John Fl. Tiletson of Old Saybrook, vice
O. H. Kirkland, both to July l, 1890.
East Haddam and Ty1erville-Wilbu
s. Comstock. East Haddam (reappoint-
ed) and Roland R. Taylor of Haddam,
vice W. E. Odber Of Raddam both to
July /, 1893.
New London and Groton--Frank w.
Allen, Groton, and Henry G. KenneY,
New London, vice G. 7. Bailey and L.
D. Whipple of Groton, both to July /.
1899.
Supreme and Superior Court Judges.
Charles B. Andrews, Litchfield, reap
pointed chief Justice of the supreme
court, TO May "a. 1905. Y
David Torrance, Derby, reappointed
associate Of the supreme court, to Febru-
airy 6, 1906.
Superior Court: Frederick B. ball,
Bridgeport, TO April !, 1905. Samuel o.
Prentice, Hartford, to July 2. 1905, and
NJ. Thayer, Norwich July 2, 1905, and
silas A. Robinson, Middletown, to
February Il, 1906, Call reappointed.)
COMMON PLEAS COURTS.
Hartford County Judge, w. S. Case
vice d. S. Calhoun; assistant, e. Peck
If Bristol, vice John Walsh, New Brit
lin.
New Haven County Judges r.. M.
Hubbard, Wallingfond, vice Ell. Z.
Hotehkiss; J. r. Stndley, New Haven,
Fairfield County Howard ], Curtis Of
stratford and r. j.. Walsh, Greenwich
.reappointed.
Litchfield County Alberto 4. Rora-