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12 Bull. New Haven Cnty. B. Ass'n 1 (1933)

handle is hein.barjournals/bullehaca0013 and id is 1 raw text is: May 1933 Bulletin of the NEW HAVEN COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION BULLETIN NUMBER 12 NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT Committee on Publications: MANUEL S. SACHS, Chairman MARY E. MANCHESTER, THOMAS R. ROBINSON Contents PAGE THE PERIOD OF PEACEFUL ANARCHY-WHEN CONNECTICUT WAS RULED BY THE CROWBAR GOVERNOR-J. BIRNEY TUTTLE QUOTATIONS FROM OPINIONS IN RECENT CASES OF THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT-BY MANUEL S. SACHS - - THE NEW HAVEN MUNICIPAL LEGAL AID BUREAU-BY HAROLD C. DONEGAN - - - - - - - THE INNS OF COURT-BY KENNETH WYNNE - - - THE CITY COURT OF NEW HAVEN-BY FRANCIS STANLEY DUNN ADDRESS OF JUDGE NEWELL JENNINGS TO CANDIDATES FOR ADMISSION TO THE BAR - - - THE CURRENT ACCOUNT AND SET-OFFS BETWEEN AN INSOLVENT BANK AND ITS CUSTOMERS-BY UNDERHILL MOORE The Period of Peaceful Anarchy When Connecticut Was Ruled by the Crowbar Governor By J. BIRNEY TUTTLE 1 11 15 16 18 21 24 T WO SCORE and two years ago the General Assembly was deadlocked much as at the present time, resulting in sensational events unparalleled in the history of our State; and for two years, under the regime of the Crowbar Governor, the land of steady habits, passed safely through a period of peaceful anarchy although fires were smould- ering which threatened to burst forth into civil war. It was my fortune to witness the most dramatic episodes of the crisis, my recollections of which Samuel A. Persky, President of the New Haven County Bar Association, has asked me to contribute to the BULLETIN. Believing that some description of the principal actors in the great drama then en- acted may add to the interest of the majority of the members of our Bar who are too young to remember, I have included brief sketches of some who live most vividly in my memory. I have attempted to picture these great per- sonalities as I knew them and the conclusions are my own. To thoroughly understand the situation, it should be borne in mind that prior to 1901

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