Arthur W Marsh Leads Fight for Civil Service
Hartford hearing on a proposed new state civil service code features Arthur W. Marsh of Bridgeport arguing against emasculation of the old law. Key points include a three-member commission, mandatory exemptions, and dismissal without hearing with written reasons. Supporters include Horace Taft and Yale professor Henry W. Farnam as lawmakers seek reform without existing harsh conditions.
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Finance Committee approves invoices in City Hall meeting
The Finance Committee of the Common Council met in City Hall last night for payment authorizations. All members were present as they reviewed and approved the pending invoices for settlement.
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