Evening post annual ..: biographical sketches (with portraits) of the state officers, representatives in Congress, governor's staff, and senators and members of the General Assembly of the state of Connecticut . or Harrison appointed him amember of the Commission to Revise the Stat-utes. To this work, though young, he broughta trained mind, with its necessarily clear judg-ment, and the success of the revision is in alarge measure due to his active co-operationwith his fellow revisers. Since 1882, he hasbeen corporation counsel of the town and bor-ough of Greenwich. He is also a director andatt
Evening post annual ..: biographical sketches (with portraits) of the state officers, representatives in Congress, governor's staff, and senators and members of the General Assembly of the state of Connecticut . or Harrison appointed him amember of the Commission to Revise the Stat-utes. To this work, though young, he broughta trained mind, with its necessarily clear judg-ment, and the success of the revision is in alarge measure due to his active co-operationwith his fellow revisers. Since 1882, he hasbeen corporation counsel of the town and bor-ough of Greenwich. He is also a director andattorney of the Greenwich Trust, Loan, andDeposit Company. His practice is lucrativeand embraces all kinds of causes in all thecourts of tlie State. Probably no lawyer of hisyears stands higher or has a more extensivebusiness at the Fairfield County bar. Althoughthe office of Secretary of State has been honoredby many worthy persons, it neither has had,nor will have, any worthier incumbent thanHon. Robert Jay Walsh of Greenwich. Mr. Walsh has continued to hold the officeof Secretary by reason of the failure of the Gen-eral Assembly to make the usual declaration asto who was his legally elected successor. 15. Hon I STEVENS HENRY. Hon. E Stevens Hi Vernon, St I asurer, was born in Gill, Mass., in 1856, andived lii> education mainly in the dislI arlv in life he removed tin the tow n ol Vernon, and earl) 1 em- inent in town affairs d to most of the that he was particularly well quacharg< of important financial inten , and i tin 1 • illand ( ounlI II • N at ioi the < onm 1 tinal Bank ol \\ illin 1 all lliHe ? ?
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