. Historical sketch of the police service of Hartford, from 1636 to 1901, from authoritative sources. Illustrating and describing the economy, equipment and effectiveness of the police force of to-day. With reminiscences of the past, including some notes of important cases . anking Company, subsequent!)becoming bookkeeper. In 1898 he entered the employ of thePope Manufacturing Company and is now superintendent of ad-vertising for the Columbia sales department of the AmericanBicycle Company. He has never held any elective politicaloffice, but has always devoted a good deal of attention to matte
. Historical sketch of the police service of Hartford, from 1636 to 1901, from authoritative sources. Illustrating and describing the economy, equipment and effectiveness of the police force of to-day. With reminiscences of the past, including some notes of important cases . anking Company, subsequent!)becoming bookkeeper. In 1898 he entered the employ of thePope Manufacturing Company and is now superintendent of ad-vertising for the Columbia sales department of the AmericanBicycle Company. He has never held any elective politicaloffice, but has always devoted a good deal of attention to matter1of public concern, and especially to such as pertain to the publicschools. From [894 to i8<j7 he was chairman of the Northwestschool district committee, and during his administration theschool was changed from a semi-country school to a thoroughlygraded school and provided with every convenience found inthe larger schools of the city. In [899, having changed his resi-dence to the south end. he was chosen a member of the Southschool district committee. In mjoo he was appointed a policecommissioner for three wars by Mayor Harbison. Mr. Hunt-ington is a Democrat in politics. Two years ago lie was a candi-date for alderman from the Seventh Ward and came within a few. -lOTO. BY STUART. J. E. PALMER. C. L. RAMSDEN. ED. F. OBRIEN. Captain GEO. F. BILL. J. F. SULLIVAN. Amusement Committee of the Hartford Police Mutual Aid Association. History of Police Department, Hartford, Connecticut. M5 votes of election, although the Seventh is considered one of theRepublican strongholds of the city. He is a member of Hart-ford Lodge. No. 88, F. and A. M. THEODORE NEWTON. Theodore Newton, whose three-years term as police commis-sioner dates from April i, 1900, is a native of Colchester, Vt. Hecame to Hartford as a young man in 1863 and soon establishedhimself as a builder. During the last thirty years he has prob-ably erected as many dwellings and business blocks in this cityas any other man i
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