The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-26
Special to The Farrner.)

I B. Baldwin sprung another surprise today when he exercised his power un- der the constitution and named judges
 and deputy judges for all the city, 1 town, municipal and police courts of | the state that were not filled by the l General Assembly. The appointments I are effective July 1.
 The governor sticks to his rule to
 divide the appointments among the l two leading political parties. He has l resisted powerful pressure brought 10 bear on him to change from his an nounced policy.
 1 He refused to appoint former a1- darman Robert G. De Forest deputy judge in Bridgeport though asked to
 do so by many of the latter's political friends.
 1 Instead he reappointed the present
 deputy judge Frank IA Wilder. Re- publican.
 In Greenwich he names William L.
 Tierney. Democrat, for judge and W1l- liam J. Ferris, Progressive, deputy
 The Greenwich light was one of the
 notable events of the late legislative
 session.
 Back of MT. Tierney were the clean. sincere Democrats of the town, hum dreds of independent Republicans and the entire Progressive party which In that town cast 800 votes at the last election.
 Opposed to MT. Tierney was a conn bination of Democrats and Republi- cans who had long held Greenwich 1 in political thra1dom.
 Near the end of the session the plot ters thought to fool the decent c1t1- zens of Greenwich who had put up so earnest a light to clean out the rot 1 ten conditions there by substituting l ftae name of one of the Representa- ffvgs Rungee of Greenwich, for judge l in place Of Burnes-
 The Democratic Senate leader John
 E N1cronough of Naugatuck and the RAnuhIlcan leader Judge John H. Fer rv e,f southport, spiked this little game l and Rzngee though pushed through the House was turned down m Ins l Senate. Tzaftsn Beicher, New London fr5enl1. assistant judge of the city ana no1ice court to i'll a vacancy which will occur on the first day or Jufy' 1 1913 by the expiration on tnaL uay of the term of office or 1ev1s ~ NIs 1 dau. to hold said office until the Srd | Wednesday, of the next session of the l general assembly and until his suc- eessor is appointed and qualified. William B. Colt, New Londons (Rep). re-appointed July 1.
 Herbert s. Bullard, Hartford' | fRap1. recorder of the city court re appointed, from first Monday in June. frederick G. Eberle, Hartford l fBann1, judge of the city and police court to succeed Walter H. Clark
 (Rep)s from July l.
 David A. wilson, Hartford, ssoclate judge of the city and police court to succeed Edward L. Steele, July T. H William l.. Tierney, Greenwich fTrem1. judEe of the borough court to. succeed Charles D. Burnes, (Rep), from first Monday in June. William J. Ferris. Greenwich (Progl, deputy judge of the borough court to succeed Frederick A. 11uD- bard. (Rep). from first Monday In
 1Ier John A. walsh. Stamford. CDem> fudge of the city court to succeed Samuel Young, (Rep1,frorn first Mon day in April.
 Harry C. sconeld. Stamford. cPro- gressive), deputy judge to succeed Stanley ]. Jennings, from the first Monday in April.
 Frank L. Wilder, Bridgeport, CRep), deputy judge, re-appointed. May T. Daniel J.. Donahoe, Midd1etown, (Dem), judge of the city court to sue ceed wesley U. Pearne, (Rep): first
 s. Harris Warner. Middletown,
 (Rep), associate judges re-appointed, first Monday in April.
 William F. Mangan, New Britain. (Dem), assistant judge of the city and police court to succeed John H. Kirk ham, first Monday in July.
 willis I. Tenn, Meriden, (Rep). de- putty judge, re-appointed, first Mon day in July.
 Henry T. King, Meriden, cDem). judge of the city and police court to succeed Frank s. Fay, first Monday In
 John c. Phelan. waiIingford. tDem1, deputy judge of the borough court to succeed Henry l.. Davis, | fRep). first Monday in April.
 John Eads, Branford, deputy judge of the town court, re-appointed. first Monday in July.
 John F. Maher. East Hartford. 1 judge of the town court to succeed Henry A. Jeszen, first Monday in June. |
 Ry Associated Press)
 Hartford, June 26-The places which | the governor has filled are those over | which there were deadloclxs. When the l legislature adjourned both the Senate | and House calendars bore the titles of l resolutions for candidates for judge ships and there were more candidates than offices to be filled due to the fact that the committee on the judi ciary had divided reports, the Demo i crats standing for their own party theirs. In the closing days those res o1utions on the House calendar. were gent to the foot of that document while in the Senate several resolutions which had come up from the House were al- lowed to remain unacted upon. In the case of the Bridgeport Judgeshtp, MT. CoughIin, Democrat. was con drmed by the House after the name had been sent down from the Senate. MT. Coughlin succeeded Judge Carl Foster, Republican. The governor has named a Republican as the other dep uty judge in that court, F. L. Wilder.