The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-03-05
CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEY
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 Spring Meeting of the Connecticut As sociation to Be Held Soon. I At the spring meting of the Connec- 1 ticut Civil Engineers and Surveyors association, having in charge the spring meeting of the association which will
 be held at the Sheffield Scientific school, the subject of water supply and water
 storage will be especially considered
 and the principal address will be made
 by Desmond Fitzgerald of Boston, en-
 gineer for the Metropolitan water com
 mission of that city and president last
 year of the American Society of Civil
 Engineers. He is one Of the most emi-
 nent authorities in New England in
 regard td water storage problems The
 arrangements for his coming to Con-
 necticut have been made by President Graves of this city. The date of the meeting will depend on the decision of MT Fitzgerald in regard to the best and most convenient day for his visit in the state.
 President Graves has completed the committee arrangements of the asso- citation for the year, having made the following appointments:
 Field work-George w. F. Gillette, chairman, New Haven; Roscoe N. Clark, Hartford; Charles w. Eddy, Simsbury.
 age-Herbert L. Knight, chair man, Norwich; Frederick L. Ford, Hartford; J. Frederick Jackson, New Haven.
 Steam railroads Richard Otis Cheney chairman. South Manchester; Charles H. Ewing, Hartford; Morrison c. Hamilton, Hartford
 Electric railroads-John K. Punder- ford, chairman, New Haven Julius l.. Adams, South Manchester; T. c. B. Shell, Hartford.
 Electrical improvements - William Lispenard Robb, chairman, Hartford; Henry A. Storrs, New London; Freder- ick F. Lewis, New Haven.
 Highway construction-E. P. Augur, chairman, Middletown; Frank N. Hoyt, Hartford; John T. Mcknight Rock vile; Clarence Blakeslee, New Haven; Hugh B. Tabor, Middetown; Halsey A. Weaver, Woodstock; l.. F. Daboll, New | William B. Cochrane, Stam 'ord; Robert s. Hurlburt, West Win ;ted.
 Masonry-Richard P. Berrian, chair nan, Bridgeport; William A. Sperry, New Haven; Charles M. Crawford, l Hartford
 Law-Adrian R. Wadsworth, chair nan, Farmington; Charles M. Jarvis, Cast Berlin Charles H. Bunce, Hart ord.
 Bridges and steel construction-Ar- hur L. Davis chairman, East Berlin; William Harley Moore, New Haven; Harry c. Collins, Springfield, Mass. 4
 Water supply-George H. Bishop, hairman, Middletown; Ely M. T. Ky Ter New Haven; George F. Manning, Iew London; William F. Johnson, Hartford; Charles F. Chandler, Nor cich; William B. Palmer, Bridgeport yelson J. Welton. Waterbury,; William . Clark, Meriden; William H. Caldwell Jew Britain John T. Mcknight Rock file; D. $. Brlnsmade Derby; William }. Cochrane. Stamford; A. R. Wads forth, Pennington; c. Henry Olmsted, Iast Hartford; Robert s. Hurlbut West vinsted.
 Street pavements-Francis H. Ma ,ney, chairman, New Haven; Christo- her M Gallup, Hartford; R. A. Cairns, George K. Crandall, New ondon Edward T. Ward, Bridgeport; aul Nash, Stamford. Office nagement--Theodore I. Coe, hartman, Hartford; Edward s. Nettle- ,n, New Haven; Henry R. Buck, I Badge of pin desgn-Charles IT. f unce, chairman, Hartford; Samuel E. New Haven; A, B. Alderson, Test Hartford. l The committee in charge of the S 1ring meeting is as follows: Herbert Z
 Keith, Henry J. Kellogg and Pro- ssor Samuel E. Barney of the Shef- eld Scientific school, George H. z shop of Middletown, chairman of the 'mmittee on water supply, will have 2 large of securing information for the ; eeting. t !