New Britain herald., 1923-01-10
THREE LOCAL MEN
 GIVEN POSITIONS

Johnston, Kilball and Chamber
 lain on State Chamber Boards
 HaHfeTd. Jan. lA.-Annouheemen is made hy President Stanley II, Rul lard of the personnel of the eaFlenl committees Of The Connecticut Cham her of Commerce, the appointment q which has heen confirmed by ihs board Of directors, Prominent citizen, Of almost every business and prafesr sion make up these committees which will handle the large program of imr peFtant Nark planned by the Cham her for this year, The personnel and large number Of committees is demon slratiye Of the pnrRase Of the Cham her ta promote the welfare Of the people Of Connecticut by having all matters carefully considered by men who know and understand the fane- lions of their particular committee,
 Irfembtti hi aniituitttrs.
 The personnel Of the committees Is as follows;
 Agriculture, J. ". Alsop. Avon. representing Connecticut Agricultural college; F, W, Browning, Norwich, representing Connecticut Pemologieal society; Prof. II. L. 6arrigus. sterrs. representing Connecticut sheep Breed ers' association; c. ", Hall. West representing Connecticut nairymen's association: c, II. Hollis ter. Hartford. representing connecti- cut Horticultural society: Charles R. Risley. Silver Lane. representing Com neetieut Vegetable Growers assoeia- lion. Prof, W, l.. Shade. IT,. New Haven. representing Connecticut Agri- cultural Experiment station: and A. W. Yates. Hartford. representing Connecticut Beekeepers association.
 Auditing; Henry T. Holt. vice-presi- lent, Hartford-Aetna National bank. chairman: Charles F.. Chase. chairman. board Of directors. Hartford Fire Insurance company. Hartford: md Charles. B. Cook. vice-president Royal Typewriter company Inc. Hartford.
 Banking and Insurance: Nathan D. Prince. viee-president. Hartford-Con-j ,ecticut Trust company. Hartford. chairman: Morgan B. Brainard. presi- lent. Aetna Life Insurance company. Hartford; Walter D. Daskam, vice. resident. Stamford Trust company. tamford: Horace B. Merwin. vice. resident. Bridgeport Trust company. | bridgeport: and Douglas H. Thomson.
 No. 10 Central Row, Hartford.
 Pick F. IT. Johnston.
 Executive: Theodore Bodenwein. resident. The Day Publishing com any. New London; Charles F.. Chase. hartman, board of directors, Hart ,rd Fire Insurance company, Hart ,rd; John T. Chidsey. president. The oot company, Bristol; Frank H. ohnston, City Coal & Wood com any, New Britain; James T. Moran. resident, Southern New England Tel phone company, New Haven; Rt ev. John c. Murray. Hartford: and dmund S. Wolfe. president, First Ma onal bank, Bridgeport.
 General Welfare: Walter Camp, resident, New Haven Clock company, CIV Haven, chairman; Joseph w. AL p. Avon; William Horace Day, D. D.. Henry W. Farnam. 43 avenue, New Haven; and A.
 Hammer, general manager, Mallea- e Iron Fittings company, Branford.
 KimbaIl Selected. Industries: George T. Kimball, vice. esident AmericanA Hardware cor 'ration, New Britain; Sumner Simp- n. president. Raybestos company, uth Norwalk; John H. Trumbull, esident, Trumbull Electric com pany, and Harris Whittemore, Jr., 2 lstern Malleable Iron Works. Nauga- :, ok.
 1tinerant Vendors Law: Henry c. ' beau, Meriden, chairman; Edward ,
 Allen. vice-president, Sage Allen & mpany, Hartford: Richard H. . lnce. The James H. Bunce Co.,, e ddletown; Daniel M. Jones, D. NJ. T ad company, Bridgeport; and . arles o. Miller, Jr., The c. o. Mill T
 Co.,, Stanford
 Legislative: Oliver R. Beckwith, N neral counsel, London & Lancashire f, 1emnity Co.,. Hartford; William Bro T lith, vice-president, The Travelers N surance company, Hartford; Francis f,
 Cole. Robinson, Robinson x Cole, r -rtford; Edward M. Day, No. 750 N lin street. Hartford; Harrison B. H eeman, No. 50 State street, Hart R d; Charles Welles Gross, No. 49 arl street Hartford; George S. c wiley, president. Bridgeport cl s Light company, Bridgeport: Ed ta I'd Miligan, president, Phoenix In- A 'ance Co.,, Hartford; and Archibald NJ
 Welch, vice. president, Phoenix ge ltuar Life Insurance company, H rtford. H Membership: John E. Luddy, Wind-
 Paper x Waste Co., Windsor, Jr lirman; Leonard H. Healy. secre- c, y, state board of agriculture, Hart i Tn d.; and Isid6re Wise, Wise, Smith ue Co.,. Hartford. H Organizations: A E. Gillett, secre- Al y, Chamber of Commerce, Water H y: w. c. Norris, corresponding Bl retary, Chamber of Commerce, ar lliE1antic: John J. O'Rourke, sec Sf ary, Chamber of Commerce, Nor