The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-12-04
STAFF OF GOVERNOR-ELEC7
RoLLTN S. WOODRUFF NAMES
ITS MEMBERS.

The Full List Announced-Three Men
From the Elm City Share In the
Honors Conferred.
Governor-elect Rollin S. Woodruff
yesterday made the official announce
ment Of his staff appointments as fol-
lows;
Quartermaster general with rank of
colonel, Isaac NJ. Ullman of New Ha-
veE.
Commissary general with rank of
colonel. Charles NJ. Jarvis Of Berlin.
Paymaster general with rank of
colonel, John M. Atwood of Plainfeld
Y Surgeon general with rank of colonel,
DIR Norton R. Hotchkiss of New Ha-
ver,
Judge advocate general with rank Of
8 colonel j. Moss Ives of Danbury.
Aides-de-camp with rank of major:
William H. Lyon of Meriden Harold
4 Van Kueren of Waterbury, William p.
futile of New Haven, and naval aide
with rank of lieutenant commander
Robert d. Chaplin of Hartford,
COZ. I. NJ. UL1IMAN.
Colonel Isaac NJ, Ullman was an aide
de-camp on Governor George e. Louns-
S burys staff. He was born in New Ha-
! ven forty-one years ago. and entered
y the employ of the corset manufacturing
house of Strouse, Adler & Co. as office
& hoy. lie rose rapidly until he was
Y made superintendent of tho company,
a place he now holds. Colonel Ullman
eight years ago married a daughter of
Max Adler. He has taken an active in
terest In politics, and is the leader of
his party in this city.
COL CHARLES M. JARVIS.
Colonel Charles Naples Jarvis of Ber-
lin, who has been active in manufac-
Il turing interests was born in Deposit,
L Delaware county N. Y, April Is, 1856,
8 He was graduated in 1877 from the
4 Sheffield Scientific school of Yale, and
81 the following year entered the employ
of the Berlin Iron Bridge company as
VI engineer In 1886 Mr.. Jarvis was put at
the head Of the affairs Of the company,
and in 1900, when the company with
4 twenty-seven others, was absorbed into
s the American Bridge company, Mr..
4 Jarvis was mads vice president of the
4 American Hardware company.
GEN. JOHN w. ATWOOD.
General John Walter Atwood of Plain
a field served as paymaster general on
n the staffs of Governor Mclean and
8 Governor Lounsbury, and has served
q two terms in the senate. He was born
lat Wauregan, in the town Of Plainfeld,
May is, 1864, and after attending the
schools of the town studied at Phillips
academy, Andover, Mass, and in the
a Sheffield Scientific school at Yale. He
was for several months commisary gem
eral Of Governor Lounsbury's staff. In
II 1883 he was made superintendent of the
Wauregan cotton mills of Plainfeld,
b post that he still holds.
II DIR. NORTON R. HOTCHKIss.
q DR.. Norton R. Hotchkiss of this city,
f is one of the best known physicians
here, and is the attendant of Governor
VVoodruff's family He is member of
Il he Union League, the Graduates club
wand the Governors Foot guard. His
d nome is at 219 York street.
b WILLIAM P. TUTTLE.
ii william P. futile, assistant post
4 master Of this city, is a close personal
s. friend of Governor Woodruff, and has
: 3een closely associated with him for
q many years. He has held his present
q position since the appointment of Post
master Howarth, eight years ago. He
u was a prominent member. of the Pc
quot club during its active existence,
81 and is q member of other local clubs.
He is a son of the late John P. futile,
who for 50 many years was treasurer
of the New Haven Savings bank Mr..
HTuttle was formerly a broker, doing
business in Wall street.
j. MOSS IVES.
]. Moss Ives of Danbury Is corpora
tion counsel Of that city, position
which he has held many years, despite
s changes in the city government He Is
very prominent as a lawyer throughout
tha state.
WILLIAM II. LYONS.
William H. Lyons of Meriden, is Sec
retary treasurer Of the Lyons-Parker
company of that city, and is a close
personal. friend of Governor Woodruff
He is prominent club man and hailed
as a fine fellow.
HAROLD VAN KUEREN.
Harold Van Kueren Of Waterbury is
$ IA son Of General Van Kueren, former
s adjutant general He is lawyer and
. very prominent in his home city.
ROBERT D. CHAPLIN.
Robert D. Chaplin of Hartford, the
naval aide on the governors staff, is
head of the naval division in Hartford
and his appointment to the staff is very
pleasing to the marines of the state,
WISE DECLINED.
Governor Woodruff, it is said, tender
: ed staff appointment to Isadore Wise
of Hartford, of Wise, Smith & Co., pres
ident of the Hartford Business Mems
association. MIR. Wise appreciated thu
q honor rendered him, but declined it on
4 account of important business under
i takings contemplated in the near fU-
81 tur2,