I County President Thos. P. Ryan in the
! chair. After thj business of the meeting
[was over, resolutions were passed de
1 nounciug the St. Patrick's day postal
jcard caricaturing the Irish and the
[ boycotting of the same by the Irish
j race. '
Assistant Superintendent James ,
Raflerty of this city and the agents I
who work under him in the towns of
eastern Windham county attended the
j gathering in the Buckingham Memo
i rial in Norwich Friday evening at
i which the retiring superintendent, M.
C. Higgins was presented a set of res
olutions and a fine gold chain from his
co-workers.
"Generally debilitated for years. |
Had sick hoadaches, lacked ambition,
was worn-out and all run-down, Bur- j
dock Blood Bitters made me a well i
woman."—Mrs. Chad. Freitoy, .Moosup, j
Conn.
WELL KNOWN
IN HARTFORD
JUDGE BACK OF DANIELSON WAS
“WRITTEN UP"
Has Eeen a Legislator ard Has Held
A Number of Positions
Each day the Hartford Evening Port
publishes an article and half-tone like
ness of a Hartford business man under
tie heading "A Hartford Man of Af
fairs” and on Thursday printed an ar
ticle concerning a mac whose home is
not in Hart o:<i but whom the paper
deemed worthy of rm excellent notice.
Judge Harry Back of Danielson was
the subject of the article which is as
fo lows:
A'though not a resident of Hartford,
Harry E. Hack of Killingiy, is a Con
necticut r.,_c of affairs and is wei]
HARRV K. BACK
known to all public men of Hartford '
and the state. Mr. IJa< k is an attor- j
ney and served as labor commissioner
under Governor i-ounsbury. lie was
aiHWinted Judge of the Killingly town
coift in M*u!, and has held office since.
