Legislature action eyed on expanding state court judges
The judiciary committee's Senate passed plan to raise Superior and Supreme court judges to eighteen, yielding three new appointments by Governor Tom Breton. It recalls earlier increases under Governor Lilley in 1808 and notes past judges like Lucien F Burpee, Gardner Green, and Marcus H Holcomb. The bill also proposes increasing Referees pay from fifty to seventy percent of judge salaries.
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Clarence G. Willard
Judiciars Committee
Senate
House
Supreme Courts
Tom Breton
James H. Webb
Hamden
Waterbury
Georges L. Lisley
State Bar Association
General Assembly
Wham
Lilley
Weeks
Lucien F Burpee
Supreme Court
Gardner Green
Norwich
Marcus H. Holcomb
Superior Court
Judiciary Committee
Simeon E H. Baldwin
Justce
Samuel O. Prentice
Connecticut
Webb
New Haven
Grooks
Finance Committee
Jmet
Aetna Insurance Company
Hartford
Died Duffy Fitsimon Hall Hawley Prilif Horwitz Paris
Obituary notices cover Edward M Duffey Patrick Fitsimons Irving Gunn Hall Edwin W Hawley and others with funeral details at St Michael Saint Michael's cemetery Park Cemetery and Adath Israel Cemetery. Notices include Paris Frank J Pabis and Sarah A Warner with burial details and addresses.
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Irving Gunn Hall
Robert E. Halt
Park Avenue
Richardson
Park Cemetery
Hawley
Oakland
Calif
Edwin W. Hawley
Wheeler Hawley
California
Prilif Horwitz
Fairfield Avenue
Adath Israel Cemetery
Paris
Frank J. Pabis
Seaview Avenua
St. Michael's Rom
St. Michael's Cemeery
Warner
Sarah A. Warner
Marcus B. Warner
Huntington Road
Lakeview Cemetery
Journalist Crandall Found Dead in Stamford Barn
Stamford March 23 Charles H Crandall journalist aged 56 was found dead today in a barn on his Cedar Heights farm Stamford Death was by own action per Medical Examiner Dr George Sherrill a bullet pierced his brain entering left temple The death followed a nervous breakdown after years as a New York Tribune and New York Globe writer He had lived on the farm, married twice and left two sons Roland and Clarence with his second wife Mary Davenport Also survived by brother Arthur Crandall editor of the New York Evening Post and sister Regina Crandall a Bryn Mawr professor The second wife believes the suicide had been planned for two weeks and that he had apologized by phone
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Stamford
Spe‘cial
Charles H. Crandall
Cedar Heights
George Sherrill
Jeff Temple
Janchella
Catherine Humpsey
Hig Sire
Sames Fferson
New York Weste
New York Tribune
New York Globe
Catherine Ferguson
New York
Robert Crandall
Marne
84Th Infantry
Arthur I. Crandall
Sidivotes
Mary V. Davenport
Roland
Clarence
Mr. Crandalls
Ziyet Ure
Arthur F. Crandall
The
New York Eveining Post
Regina K. Crandall
Bryn , Mawr
Bridgeport City Court Judgeship Contest Begins
Hartford March 22 Associated Press The Judiciary committee reported unfavorably on a bill granting the governor authority to appoint the judges for Bridgeport City Court. The measure aimed to reorganize judicial appointment power at city level, sparking debate on local governance and accountability. The committee action signals potential political friction over who fills these city court posts.
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Hartford
Judiciary Committee
City Court of
City court report sparks committee action on judgeships
The governor's authority over New Haven City court appointments is debated as the Education Committee reports on the Brooks bill to empower the State Board of Education secretary. After Senator Clarkewell argues against the change, Senator Brooks moves to table.
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Port
New Haven
Bridgeport
Whichere Ia
Brooks
State Board of Jeatton
Clakewell
Brocks
Fragmented Meeting Notes From City Organizations
A damaged OCR fragment lists various groups and addresses including Troskab lodge at 1115 Broad Street, Socialist party at 306 Fairfield Avenue, Scandia lodge, Dewey camp, Modern Woodmen of America at 164 State Street, Bridgeport encampment I O G, Nathaniel Wheeler at 1087 Broad Street, Maintenance Employes at 547 Street, and others.
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Broad Strest
Socialist Party
Fairfield Aves
Scandia Ledge
Wood Avénue
Dewey
Woodnilof
America
State Etree
Bridgeport
State Street
I. Court
Nathaniel Wheeler
Broad Street
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William A. O'Dwyer
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