The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-03
STILES HUDSON
 IS REAPPOINTED
 STATES ATTORNEY
Futile Drive Made Against Man Who Is to Prosecute New
 Haven Road Officials

At the annual meeting of the judges
 of the superior court in the state It.
 brary and supreme court building in
 Hartford yesterday there were pres
 ent Judges Prentice, Thayer, Rora- 1 back, Wheeler Beach, Shun1way, Gag CT, Case, Reed, Curtis, Bennett, Will 1 Hams, Burpee, Greene, -Holcornb, Tut l tie, with Chief Justice Prentice pre- siding.
 Judge Joseph P. Futile was chosen
 as clerk for the ensuing year. Judson's Reappofntment- The reappointment of Attorney Stiles Judson as state attorney for Fairfield smothers the attempt SUD- posed to have been made by interested influences to have him removed. It
 had been repeatedly put out that MT. Judson was suffering from nervous ness and just as repeatedly declared 1 malicious by him. MT. Judson faces the important burden of trying the officials of the New Haven road on
 charges in connection with the re- sponsibi1ity for the Westport wreck. Clerks and Assistants.
 Clerks and assistant clerks of the superior court to hold office one year from July 1 were appointed and their
 salaries fixed and apportioned at the sums opposite their respective names l as follows: Fairfield county-Wt1liam T. Havi- land, clerk, $4,5Oos Fred W. Tracy,
 assistant clerk, $8,5o0; Michael J.
 Flanagan, assistant clerk, $3,OOo; John
 R. Booth, Danbury. assistant clerk,
 $5,oOO.
 l- Hartford county-George A. Con-
 ant, clerk, $4,OO0; Lucius P. Fuller, assistant clerk, $8,O00. 1 New Haven\ county -- Alfred N. l wheeler, clerk, $4,5O0s John s. Fow- I Ae1I IN-0Nn
 Augur. assistant clerk. $3,o00; Samuel
 J. Marsh, Waterbury. assistant clerk.
 $S,50O.
 New London county-George F.
 Parsons. clerk, $8.5OO; Hubbard R.
 Norman, assistant clerk. $2,5oo l Windham county-Edgar M. War
 ner, clerk, $2.9OO; Charles A. Capen,
 assistant clerk, $1Oe. Litchffe1d county-Dwight c. Kill
 bourn. clerk, $2,4oo: wheaton F.
 Dowd, assistant clerk, $500. I Midd1esex county-Charles G. R. vina1, clerk, $2,7oo; James R. Ed1in, l assistant clerk, $500. 1 Holland county-Lyman T. Fingier.
 clerk. $1,9oO; William H. Reed, as-
 sistant clerk, s10O. | States Attorneys. l States Attorneys to hold office for two years from July, 1913, were ap- l pointed follows: 1 tGalen A. Carter, assistant. New Haven county-Arnon A. AL
 ling. John P. Kellogg, assistant at
 Waterbury.
 Middlesex county-Frank D. Haines. New London county-Hadlat A. Tol1and county-Charles Phelps. 1 Messengers. Messengers to hold office two years from the first day of July were ap- pointed as follows:
 Fairfield county-Char1es S. Evans. Hartford county-Charles s. Com stock.
 1 New Haven county-George H. Bishop. at New Haven. l Police Commissioners. l State police commissioners to hold
 office two years from the first day of July, 1913, were appointed as follows: John H. Perry, Fairfield. Henry F. English, New Haven. Wallace s. Allis, Norwich.
 James F. Woodruff, Litchfie1d. William F. Henney, Hartford. Jury Commissioners. Jury commissioners to hold office l one year from their appointment were appointed as follows: Fairfield county-Lyman s. Catlin, 1 William T. Hincks. Hartford county-Andrew J. S1oper
 Frank c. Sumner. New Haven county-Rohert O.
 Gates, Edward B. Bradley. Windham county-Charles S. Hyde, Charles H. Brown. Midd1esex lcounty-J oseph B. Ban ming, Ephraim P. Arnold. Litchfie1d county-Frederick F.
 Fuesse1ich, Andrew J. Barnes. Holland county-Llewellyn J. Storrs, l Edwin c. Pinney. New London county-Charles w.
 Gale, Walter F1tsmaurice. Coroners. Coroners to hold office three years
 from their appointment, and until oth-
 CTS are duly appointed in their stead,
 were appointed as follows. upon the | recommendation of the states attor-
 neys of their respective counties: New Haven county-Eli Mix. Litchfeld county-SamueI A. Her. | man.
 New London county-Franklin H. Brown.
 State Bar Examiners. 1 Five members of the state bar ex-y
 amining committee, to hold office
 three years from July 1, 1913. were appointed as fo1Iows: Frank D.
 Haines, George D. Watrous. William
 B. Boardman, Edwin B. Gager, James
 B. Cooper. Judges Milton A. Shumway, Edwin | B.. Gager and Howard J. Curtis were appointed a committee on allotment
 of the judges for the ensuing year. m Dannh DIaVFc Tn