The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-03-03
E. n. DILLON & co.

am heartily in favor of a just. fair Commission along the lines of your proposed bill, and if elected will cheerfully support such a measure by voice and vote
 Yours respectfully,
 c. H. LOUNSBURY., Republican Nominee for State eSena- tor, 17th District.
 New London, Conn, Oct. 27, 1910. Mr. Andrew R. Jones, President,
 Dear Sir.-In reply to your letter of October 24th in regard to my atti- tion, would say that believe in a bill which would provide for just and reasonable regulation and super vision of all public service corpora tions: and shall vote for such Pub lie Utilities bill--in the event of my election to the office of Senator from the Eighteenth District-the members of which commission are to be elect ed by the people. as provided for in the Democratic State Convention held
 BRYAN F.NMAHAN- Hanover, N. L. Co, Ct, Oct. IA, 1s1o. Andrew R. Jones, Esq,
 Dear sir:-Your letter or the 4tn
 
 has had my attention. I should have written you sooner, but really I have been very busy during the past few days, and as matter Of this kind demands more than equal considera ton I trust the delay in making my stance.
 I wish to state briefly that bill of this nature will have my support. I do not mean to say by this that the measure as it is now drafted com mends itself to me in it's entirety, but believe some changes might be made which would make it more accept able I believe 1t to be an absolute necessity that we should have a com mission to regulate all public service corporations, and believe that the day is not far distant when such an act will go into effect. I remain
 Yours truly,
 ANGUS PARK.
 Norwich, Conn. Oct. 27, 1910. A. R. Jones, President.
 Dear Sir:-Your favor of recent date at hand. I am in favor of the Public Utilities Bill and if elected member of the Legislature shall advo- cate the passage of any good prac- tical bill that may be submitted. I think both parties in their platfoSms advocate the passage of a bill of this kind. and whichever party may he successful at the coming election, a bill the same or similar to the one proposed by the Business Mems As- sociation will pass the legislature and signed by the to-be-governor.
 Yours respectfully,
 CHAS. A. AVERY. Bridgeport, Conn.,, Aug. 1, 1910. Andrew R. Jones, Esq,
 Dear Sir:-Replying to your letter of July 27, would say: I am fully in accord with your association ip the support of the principle of control or public utilities by a Public Service Commission. would favor the n1ak- ing of a law by the next General As the bill, copy of which you sent me, or one substantially like 1t.
 Very respectfully,
 FREDERICK A. BARTLETT.
 Bridgeport. Conn. Aug: 3, 1910. MT. Norman F. Allen, Secretary, My dear Sir:-Answering your val ued communication of recent date in- quiring as to my attitude in the eve9t of my nomination and election as sem ator from this senatorial district on the proposed Public Utilities Bill as drafted by your Association, I would say that should I be a member of the next general assembly l should favor a Public Utilities Bill, but would reserve the privilege of decid- ing at that time which bill would best serve the interests of all the people. Should your bill prove the | best I would gladly favor it.
 Yours very truly,
 ARCHIBALD MCNEIL, JR.
 Oct. 25, 1910. MT. Andrew R. Jones,
 Dear Sir:-Yours of the 24th to | hand and in reply will say in regard to my position as candidate for Sem ator in the 23rd district that I neartily favor and will vote for Public Utilities Bill known as the State Bus ness Mems Association Bill and you can place me on record as favoring he same.
 Yours truly,
 GARRY PADDOCK.
 Danbury, Conn, Aug. 12. 1910. State Business Mems Association, My Dear MT. Jones, Pres1dent:-l