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3 New Haven Cnty. B. Ass'n 1 (1927)

handle is hein.barjournals/bullehaca0004 and id is 1 raw text is: NEW HAVEN COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION BULLXTIN NUMBER 3. JANUARY, 1927. At the annual meeting the officers of the association were all re-elected and shortly thereafter the standing committees were re-appointed so that the officers of the association and its standing committees continue as set forth in BULLETIN NUMBER 1, issued last March. The large attendance present at the special meeting of November 19, 1926, will recall the enthusiasm and eagerness with which a vote was adopted authorizing the appointment of a special committee to suggest to the Governor the qualifications of Judge Booth of our Court of Common Pleas for appointment to the Superior Court Bench. The action of the association was a deserved tribute to Judge Booth and indeed to the association itself. The committee thus authorized was duly appointed and has been carrying out the mandate of the association. At the meeting of November 19, 1926, the attention of the association was directed to the movement calling for a revision of .our laws relative to illegitimacy and the association directed the President to appoint a committee of five to give consideration to that subject and report. The Chair appointed as such committee: Milton C. Isbell, of Ansonia Omar W. Platt, of Milford Frederick L. Perry, Frances L. Roth, and Kenneth Wynne, all of New Haven. Again at the meeting of November 19, 1926, appropriate action was taken urging proper increase in the salaries of the judges of our courts and that entire matter, upon motion of Mr. Averill, was referred to the styjading Committee on Legislation and Practice with direction that the committee consider the proposition of increasing the salaries of the judges and take action looking to the accomplishment of such increase. That standing committee is composed of the following: Omar W. Platt, of Milford David E. FitzGerald, of New Haven Robert L. Munger, of Ansonia Clayton L. Klein, of Waterbury, and Ernest L. Averill, of Branford.

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