The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-05
THE CITY COURT APPOINTMENTS


 Republican Party in this city has resulted new admins City Judge appointed by the Gov and those named the newly appointed Judge his associates to the work of the Court have the con dence of the people and their selection meets with almost anmous approval Some of the Republican politicians of course dissatisfied but criticism is prompted by partisan politics
 It is fortunate this political cash have ceved set of Court officials who are respected and command public confidence purely practical point of there branch of important than the Whcn oeas Wlt crime l US Iifst presentation to court The City Court has final jurisdiction in minor offenses and in the aggravated crimes has determine whether the evidence such that the ought to be held for jury and trial in higher court It is in this tribunal that of the to this land get their first impression or American Jusce Whether they are satisfied that their rights being fully protected and that they being treated being upon merits necessarily strongly them in their early opinion of American institutions is therefore well that there should be presiding this Court trained lawyer with knowledge human broad liberal enough appreciate the nborn moral weakness which often the human mind and makes less responsible for It's cs and one who at the same time strong and ndepend ent enough to mee out stern penalty where the conditions require it.
 In Judge William B. Boardman generally community has such His appointment not the suit of public dcerng His choice due to his standing at the bar. He ranks high at the Fairfield County bar of ability and character and who always be trusted which latter qualification is perhaps the most important a bue in the equipment pacticin attorney to whom trusted important and responsible legal matters Judge dividua judgment by appointing Democrat the staff The young selected by assist him carrying the functions of the Court all who active duty in the late in the and however, while perhaps strong
  fcations.
 MT. Earle Garlick who has been served considerable During this time he has shown conscientious devotion the the office He has proved himself capable energetic It generally conceded that his study and details of the Mott murder largely instrumental viction of both Wade and Mrs. Mott.
 The attorney appointed to Garick, namely Mr. Vincent Heating has been at the bar only few years has already shown ability high order and before most promising at the bar. No fession in the city enjoys the confidence respect feo lawyers to any greater degree than does Mr. Keatng He is Democrat in politics. Attorney as Clerk his return to Bridgeport has his apprenticeship Assistant Clerk Egenial and accommodating and appointment kpopar than his During his term Assistant the work the office has been performed sas sfaetory manner
 The Assistant Clerk Mr. Clarence o. Lister will take sues of the office with long training for this work He is of the youngest members of the bar practice, but before taking the study of law City Clerk There he showed special qualifications portan work of that office Under the and Assistant Lister the records of the City undoubtedly i be perfect Court records be kept.