Waterbury Democrat., 1902-12-12
The Governors Son Will Be His,
 Secretary.
WATERBURY IS NOT IN IT

None of It's Representative Republic
 cans Get a Place--Several of the Staff Held Like Positions Under Governor McLean--A Few Minor
 Appointments Will Be Made Later.
 Hartford, Dec I2.-Governor-elcct
 Chamberlain has decided upon the fol
 lowing appointments:
 Executive secretary - Alfred k.
 Chamberlain of Meriden, who is his 1 son.
 l Comnissary general n Mathewson w. Potter of Deep River.
 Quartermaster general--Watson ss
 Miller of Shelton.
 l Paymaster general Matthew Fl.
 Rogers of Bridgeport.
 Judge advocate general Wellington
 B. Smith of Winsted.
 Surgeon general-Dr Charles o. God
 frey of Bridgeport.
 Messrs Potter, Rogers and Miller are
 members of the staff of retiring Gov
 ernor Mclean.
 Several other appointments are to
 be made, including three aides, who | rank as colonels. Phelps Montgon- cry of New Haven is the judge advo-
 cate of Governor McLean's staff. Albert R. Chamberlain, son of the | governor-elect, the coming executive secretary, was graduated from Shef- | field Scientific school in the class of | 1897 and then entered the Yale Law | school, where he was graduated in | 1900. For three years he has had his office with Judge George A. Fay of Meriden and he Is clerk of the Meriden city court and member for a second | term of the common council there. MT Chamberlain is a member of the Home club of Meriden and of the Graduates club of New Haven. He is popular young gentleman of agreeable address
 and will undoubtedly fill the responsi- ble position creditably.
 Members of the Staff. Colonel Watson J. Miller. quarter
 master-general. is an aid on the staff
 of Governor Mclean and is president
 of the Derby Silver Co of Sheltors He
 served on the staff of, Governor Coffin as an aid and has been one of the most popular members Of Governor Me- Leans staff. Coropel Miller is prom inent Mason and is also member of the Ancient md Honorable Artillery company of Boston and holds many Inositions of honor and trust in the community ill which he resides. | Colonel Charles c. Godfrey. appoint- ed surgeon general. is proninenf lphysician and surgeon of Bridgeport. l is a. native of SaybroolS and is AZ years old. He is graduate of the Sheffield Scientific school. the College of Physi- cians and Surgeons of~New York and the Dartmouth Medical college. He was major and surgeon of the Fourth regiment, c. N. G.. on the staff or Col onel Watson and later on the staff of Colonel Frost. and has been on the staff of the Bridgeport hospital. He l has held several local offices in Bridge port. has served on the school board and is member of several clubs and | medical societies.
 Colonel Mathewson W. Potter, com missary general, is commissary gener- | al on the staff of Governor Mclean, and ,has conducted that office with signal success. He has large ac- quaintance through the state In the firm of Potter & Shell he is associated with Hon Henry M. She'll, who has | just been elected to the senate from the twenty-frst district. Colonel Pot ter has been in the legislature and | Uelu uuUleTOuS OtlleT OluCeS dLu le lB
 recognized force in Middlesex county politics. His business qualities espe- ciaI1y fit him for the duties of the po- sition and his personal qualities make
 him genial companion in the social gatherings of the staff.
 Colonel Mathew H. Rogers, paymas- | ter general, is an aid on Governor Me- Leans staff and has been member
 of the house of representatives, He is inentinanufacturer in Bridge
 port, has been an alderman of that city
 and is a member of many clubs. Colonel Wellington B. Smith, judge
 advocate general, is prominent Litchs field county lawyer and one of the
 the state. He has served in both
 houses of the general assembly and was member of the constitutional convention. His picture is from ons of DeLanater's set of the delegatcs
 at the constitutional convention. Hartford, Dec 12-The following nd- ditional appointments were made to- day by Goverf1or-elect Chamberlain
 Aides on the governors staff, Coloncln
 Lewis E. Gordon of Hartford, Alton Farrell of Ansonia, Henry Hooker of Berlin and Arthur H. Day of New Ha- ven.
 KILLED BYA BARREI. New York, Dec 12.-A barrel of
 chickens fell on Treto Flat of 26 Rut-
 gers street at tie poultry market, "a