Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-10
GOV. LAKE WILL HAVE AProINrMENrs TO MAKE

GOV. LAKE WILL HAVE
 APPOINTMENTS TO MAKE
 The first appointment that Governor elect Everett d. Lake will make will be that of executive secretary. This appoint ment and the members of staff are always made by the incoming governor before his inauguration. It has been rumored | that Major John Buckley the present sec retary, may be continued in the office, but that rumor is silenced by the majors election to the house of representatives from the town of Union and his candidacy for the speakership of the town.
 It is unusual for the same person to serve two governors as executive secre- tary. There is precedent for 1t, however, in the case of Edward N Day, who was executive secretary to. Governor George. E. L,ounsbury, from 1898 to 1910 and four years later was appointed to the same position by Governor Roberts. The sal ary of executive secretary is $z,5oo 8 year.
 Successor ts Judge Greene Governor Lake will have the appoint | ment of q justice of the supreme court | of errors to take the place of Edwin B. l Gager who will retire during the gov | error's term by reason of his having | reached the age limit of 70 years He | will also have the appointment of two su- | perior court judges, one.t to succeed Judge Gardiner Greene of Norwich, who wal be l disqualihed from, exercising judicial func- tions by age limit. The term of Judge James H. Webb of Hzmden will .ex-
 pire in 1929 and the vacancy win be filled by Governor Lake with the consent of
 the senate. He will also have the ap-
 pointment of judges in courts of com mon pleas. including that of Hartford | NAa lsG~v f~f Waterbury.
 !, PubHe Utsfftses Pssts- There will be two vacancies In tn. , public utilities commission to be hllet l by Governor Lake. One of these va
 cancies will be created by the eKpira tion of the term of Charles c. Ellwel
 whose salary is $5,e00 a year and tn other by the fact that Joseph ". Al . sop's appointment was limited to the ris = ing of the next general assembly, Mr Alsop's salary. is 5000. it having bee n reduced from $5,ooo at the last ses
 sion. - The term of Thomas Holt as dairy an e pure food, commissioner will expire O n May 1, 1922 and the appointment if hi > successor will be made by Governor Lak' N The salary of this position is s2.5oo D year and the incumbent has a numbe n of subordinate positions to i'll includin that of deputy commissioner who receiN h es a salary of &2.0o0. William ;, Blodgett is filling out the term of Vii , n jam H. Corbin as tax commissioner at salary of sS,o0o a year. As this term vi II expire July l. 1921. the future incumbei ie of the tax commsslonership will he tf D. appointee of Governor Lake. Ii is state
 in official circles that at the 1921 se \ sion the salary of tax commissioner vi 5, 5, be substantially increased. Another a III aried position to which Governor Lal ne will have an oportunity to make an al s pointment is that of commissioner ( $. diseases of domestic animals. to whi, ID there is salary of z,5oo attached ar U the power to make a number of subordf ate appointments. There will be oi ,., vacancy on the tuberculosis commiesic lh It will be due to the expiration of Il pr term of Arthur R. Kirnball of wate CT bury and the filling of the vacancy V be by the governors appointment II oi salary of tuberculosis commissioner n- S2.5oo.
 es It will be necessary for Govern s,i s Lake to make appointments to the vc cA ing machine commission. One of the ee tfring members of that commission Henry NJ. Shell of Saybrook.
 ri Fish and Game Commission.
 There will be four members of {
 fish and game commission appointed a
 this commission will in turn appoint a s - perintendent whose compensation Is : IF eco year and expenses. Appointmel me will be made to the state police comm ti- sion the barbers commission. whose thl TO members are paid s a day each ,d- the time they work. the connmissi to take care of Fort Grlsvold tr;
 three members of the osteopatl a; comrb7sien and four members of -. pharmacy commission. One of the .s tiring members of the latter comm oL sion is Harvey ?. Bissell of Ridgehe UT. who vas elected state comptroller Y. last Tuesday.
 ral Board of Bdueatio1. Scr One of the most important comm 'tel sions to which Governor Lake V
 make appointments Is the state bo. vas of education. Three members of 10 board. namely Dean Frederick s. Jo ns Of New Haven. the president of iris board Principal Charles L. Ames Of rip, Brown school, and President William the Shanklin of Middletown. will be the c ind going members There will be a mem
 appointed appointed on the board of
 ucation of the blind. four members of
 commission on sculpture. two memh
 of the board of control of the Conn @ ticut Agricultural Experiment stat ,: ss two members of the board of pardS as member of the public health cour " two members of the board on examina- eop in optemerry, three members of the st moi m board of charities. two members of i., board on the examination of eubalm .e', members of the Soldiers Hospital boi I two members of the board of accounta -. N and three state chemists
 rsi- conpeasst5sn com.issioners. Sit In the Second and Fifth conEressic hia, districts the governor will have the as- pointnent of two compensation comr
 sioners and these are positions vi ,x.- have an added attraction from the
 that they are handsomely sslaried
 J. J. Donohue of this city Is now c
 missioner in the second district The , m. ernor will see to it that the vzcan heir which occur on the dental commits iza- by the retirement Of two members ann for the same reason on the Connect of Reformatory commission are filled. em- members of the civil service comrnis es- will have served out their present tp icit- during the administration of Cove lem. Lake and his exceiiency will see c \. that the work of the board is not h eau. pered by an incomplete commission om- will take similar care of the state l OK commission, in which there will be t
 vacancies.
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