To the board of police commis
sioners Harry W. Clark was re-appointed
for a three year term and
Charles F. Phalen was also returned
for a three - year term. The police
board now includes Stanley N. Clark,
president; Charles F. Phalen, secre
tary; F. E. Warner, Harry W. Clark,
Ray S. Royden, William Askam and
M. J. Cheney, chairman ex-offlcio.
Lewis P. Baldwin, Republican, and
M. E, Harris, Democrat, both of De
von, were re-appointed to succeed
themselves for three-year terms on
the board of fire commissioners. Xo
action was taken on filling the
vacancy caused by the resigna
tion of Commissioner A. H. Bots
ford, which was tendered sometime
ago. The fire board now Includes
M. J. Cheney, chairman ex-officio;
William M. O'Hara, president; Da
vid A. Clark, clerk; M. E. Harris,
Lewis P. Baldwin and A. C. Gardner.
Fred M. Clark was reappointed for
a four year term to the committee
on taxation districts, while Herbert
Peterson, Democrat, of Devon, was
appointed to the taxation committee
to fill the unexpired term of George
W. Munson.
Cornelius M. Coming of Harborside
Drive, aged 72, died at his home
Thursday after a short illness. The
deceased is survived by one daughter.
The funeral was held this morning
from his late home. Rev. G. Everett
Knollmeyer officiated. Burial was in
Bethel.
(Continued next Saturday )
CONTINUE EFFORT
FOR SPECIAL
STATE SESSION
The Connecticut Woman Suffrage
Association, according to decision yes
terday afternoon at a Conference of
the Men's Council of One Hundred
with the Executive Board of the Suf
frage Association, will use every ef
fort to demonstrate to Governor H61
comb the weight of state-wide public,
opinion which exists in favor of a
special session.
Members of the Men's Council
from New Haven, Fairfield. Hartford.
