New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
AT CONNECTICUT CAPITAL
GOVERNORSHIP CANDIDATES-PROG-
RESS OF STRIKERS.

RESS OF STRIKERS
Hartford. Conn, June IS (SpecIalD.-The Repub-
lcan party OF the State is under leadership so
far the Craftsmanship OF the state Central COM
mittee is concerned Orsdmus R. Fyler' VINO 1or
many years has been the helm. has been oohsed
on account OF his health 10 resign from the charge
of affairs, and the party has lost the active ser
vices of OF the most competent men 1t mas ever
had the head. He will continue III an advisory
capacity. however and his services and experience
Will not be altogether lost He is succeeded ny An
drew F. Gates. of the younger element. VINO has
had remarkable career in State politics ana III
city politics we'll He was appointed assistant
clerk of the Hous> before he had left the Yale Law
School and went through the clerkships for SIX
years forming an extensive acquaintance Win Pco-
lie of the State and winning their commence
This acquaintance will serve him Well ana Ms lltI
mate and close relations with Governor Mclean
Will add not a little his standing with the party
Like Mr. FyIer. he of rural training. native ot
Lebanon, his father being farmer W no has HiIs ~ IS
distinct Connecticut Yankee type, shrewd, ener-
ing He viii harmonize factions-what factions
there may be-and will unite the paPy pb n91age 19I et
ent more than it has for some XeaFS Phis ctfV
prosecuting agent for the county. d1u - he new
the Tax Commissioner of the state under 4 a4s nv h
mas SHOWN w m hSl 5; - 70 0T Of taxes He is
serHfGe IN [he ne I over as Andy and
whatever he does will be done MlIa @ Tsb bbi1d ID
The discussion as to who VII be the Repuohcah
nominee for Governor the coming fail IS as seI
very general no one candidate seeming to nave any
greater following than any other, and none Oh eii
having any particular hold upon the party as
whole. Frank Brandegee, of New-London' 10 WHOM ~
many politicians have turned is out Win oec4it
ton. Mr.. Whittemore, of Naugatuch' VINO mas
often been urged to accept nomination IN tlilles
nasr and refused is still Of the mind and Will
not be considered in the field for moment Don
aid T. Warner, of Salisbury, the practlcdI eauet "
the constitutional convention IS s our been be- showed
TIrder DELEGATE Chandler of Wlndnarn CoulttS
eTn a5 peT Of the State has had occupant Of the
Governors chair since Governor MadeE' nske % the
port He has host Of personal fre1d5 IN taa 5ae
State and 9f nas Won NOR George Liiey, OF Water
bury may be considered although II - Eo1gress
nan nsnatIarge and he has been groomed for tnSe
Place by his ne1tioned candidate for Con
gressnan Large is E g FIs0e Isce il is under
stood Whether Mr Liiley is named for Governor
or not
A notable event IN connection with the graouates
dinner at Trinity commencement this week was '
rroposed Hartford School OF APPleo Sciences
which was announced by Professor ". Llspenaru
pobb who has been the head OF the physics ana
electrical department of the college Tor some
The equipment OF the laboratory unoer Ffoie'0!
Rohh,s direction has been made up 10 oaIe' anu
+be onnorrunitv for the best of work Is aforded-
-be ecbooI Is 70 be maintained in CONNECTION with
me scnoo1 Is ~ Trinitv col ege and will undoubt
a9d @ as as res} atvantase 10 the Institution Pro
eoy oe of 3 ia ne waV closes his connection with
the college and goes TO the Troy ex
he viii Establish department Of electriclty' ms
ner;snre ss consulting engineer for some OF me
larger eecric c3rporaons } &I the practca side Of
secirca engineering Professor tchoo raTei 81 appLe5
will be at the head OF me m ne ne" most popular pro-
fesSors ever at 4rlnItg-
There Is an addition TO the striking forces Of the
cft -bis week the teasters for three OF the large
trucking firms having gone out TINS mas 'o' tu1
1her complicated matters the strike having hea
little effect on the business OF I1e H.--.s Tb.
has been going on as usual TO all appearance Inc
strike area remains practically the same; tne
trouble between the carpenters ana tls
5d iae allied 6uidng trades go strike to
hold OF gnt the G6s ca5de at Tying things up
the strike has heen unfortunate tor me ciS -
ia tar ,bis sn cv from Bayonne with the Underwood
Typewriter concern having re.GGngo' anu cIt1es
notably in Waterbury where the big fire last WIN
'Isnaiiv GOOD There has been an attempt this week
10 get the strikers and enpIoS ers toset.ba-- jGs
nothing definite has been announced oy either sue
to the controversy.
The school year in the high and district schools
paz closed a nd the number Of graduates from the
schools is larger before in their history
The interest in the schools OF the city mas oeeh
somewhat unusual the present season owing e 10 Saa
determined effort OF the Economic League 70 gee
control Of the various districts In no case DID the
league succeed 1See5 ou out Il ana in every case
Voted for the old officers and for the schools as the
f-SsnerGance Of management OF the schools The
system unique in these days OF g tber
seems 10 be the desire OF the people
TURNS OLD GOLD AND SILVER INTO GOOD
. MONEY.
There several place, ,a .ns Whsrs siyer s head
snsrs ins among aax the Little Ads the People.