The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-06
Governor Sent In
 More Nominations
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om him by ! measure now under :iderstion in the judiciary com hclel heovernor today sent the sem
 2l'c n nsominstions of four state .'5sssS e bhe labor, highway and
 sIx tI,ousa ammissioners and state }end annnafsnouneed the appoint @ police commissioner. uf IessItt is to bfor Labor
 tailure to assic governor renom- 4esees chief obstaablican incumbents, ve,s s chsir ~ lald. Putnam, as
 vermont-New Inner; Howard P. fIsht nearing closekld, as insurance
 xssI,.. \ - .. Raymond F. bandt is given l2-ys s.s.e agent. hs
 Tone. New
 Tsch holds class the demoeratic Wa1ker building. t-I
 Senate ways and me, ss 'a. report adversely on Hutarry l.. Mac supreme court finds 1t i'd county re-
 Systematic search pi 27z islands in Lake WlPoliee missing Chesro Arrisonhced. through ood 2m sy, Nix l1i SGT, served a wi.tnhry, .n Kenneth sy uld appoint
 Negro prize winner fland of Dan- job: retains legal advise n missioner to
 Harvard awards 72 sa., U,.,fa~d feIlcwships. 2o greater 'sy, u' 1n list. h. is not re-
 Testimony linking ,olice eommis- with murder of aPtrc
 Three women decla,
 Sa1r4rylofIxes m ToweIi lions were re- Httee on execu-
 New England Dewnicn received ~, " -s'S'A on, banking and
 Supplementary efs' nomination of AAture. Stae taA Ia direct break with
 democratic faction, pr. Alexander Pnhrough Thomas J. dresses Massach national committee
 Jsapprovai of Tones Gov. Ely wilt for the labor post. ti0nment bin ttion to Tone was un-
 He been the chief cause
 ouick rebhations being delayed 1t conyentf esday. Society. icism of Tone arose from
 who. resented his espousal
 Toilette presidential can- " He appeared, however, to
 fong labor backing. having (, rG3 fnI nf Te1t att tnx al studs lated Machinists for many E bng an active democrat. Tone Wed as state senator from the 10th Sew Haven district in 1923 and 25 Ind was minority leader in 1925. He las twice been a member of the tate central committee and when he party organization was revamped o conduct the Cross gubernatorial he became state secre- ary.
 Sunderland was an army officer in he World war and is member of Governor Cross's staff.
 Who Tone Is
 Joseph M. Tone Is the son of the ate Francis Tone and Mary kegler Tone of Canaan and was born in St. Regis Falls. New York on May z, S8g. He received his education in he public schools of New Haven and ater learned the trades of machinist nd toolmaker.
 He has been member of the h. Association of Machinists or "A years and has served the or ,anization as general organizer and rand lodge representative. He is, t present. general traffic agent of he New York. Ontario and Western 
 He has long been active in the Lffairs of the democratic party and vas a member of the 1923 and 1925 eaeions of the legislature as senator rom the 10th district. He was minority leader of the senate during he 1925 session.
 MT. Tone has twice been a mem- ter of the democratic state central 'ommittee from the 10th district and when the party was reorganized for he campaign of Governor Wilbur L.. ,ross, MT. Tone was made secretary # the committee and played a most Ictive part in the campaign.
 The senate's action included not ,niy the four nominations submitted o-day but also the three transmit ed last week
 While the senate was confirming he nominations. the governor an- lounced appointment of Mayor Anthony Sunderland of Danbury, assistant state adjutant-general, as tate police missioner succeed ns Robert J. Hurley of Hartford. five times democratic mayor of the Hat City, was a lieu enant of the 192d field artillery in he World war
 House and senate. by joint reso- utions. passed about so uncontested 
 Those appointed through the sen lte's action to-day were:
 Commissioner of finance and con- .rol. Edward F. Hall. New Britain, 
 Banking commissioner, George J. New Haven, succeeding Les CT J. Shippee, Hartford, retiring. Aviation missioner. Charles Lester Morris. Newtown, succeeding Clarence M. Knox, Wethers- field.
 Highway commissioner, John A. Putnam. incumbent.
 Insurance commissioner, Howard P. Durham, Wethersfeld, incum- bent.
 State agent. Raymond r. Gates, incumbent.
 Commissioner of labor and factory inspection. Joseph M. Tone. New
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