Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-15
THE COMMITTEES
Speaker Light Presented His
 List To-Day.
2. L. LILLEY ON RAILROADS

Representative Guilfoile Is a Mem- Der of the Committee on Revision of Statutes-NIany Disappointments Among Members Who Expected More. Hartford, Jan 15.-Less than one half the members of the house were present when the first real business of the house was begun. For an hour befes the opening of the general as sembfy at 12:3O o'clock, the one topic of conversation was speculation re- garding the committeeeS. The first business after the chaplain offered prayer was the reception of petitions. Then followed the introduction of resolutions relative to the joint com IpitteeS. The rules were suspended and batch Of bills passed and at once. transmitted 10 the senate. After q number of petitions had been pres ented the speakers called for the read ing of the committee appointments.
 Speaker Light announced the joint standing committees: On the juulcl- ary. Messrs King. of Windham, Reed of Stafford: Freeman of Hartford: Whittlesy of New London; Bowers of Manchester; Hubbard of Litchtield; Woodruff of Orange; Curtiss of Stam ford.
 On the school fund: Messrs Hill of Redding: Stannard of Westblook: James of Harwinton; Freeborn of Easton: Davis of Oxford; Strong of Lebanon: Steele of Tolland; Buell. of Eastford.
 On banks: Messrs Atwood, of New Britain; Staples of Bridgeport; Nash of Westport Hitchcock of Wood bury; Spencer of East Haddam, Nichols Of Huntington; Bickwell of Meriden; Clark of Milford.
 On State prison: Messrs Willard of Wethersfeld: Banning of Saybrook; Hall of Colchester: Kellogg of New Hartford; Clark of Canterbury; Coes of Harwinton; Meyers of Cheshire.
 On new towns and probate districts: Messrs Clark. of Winchester: Loomis of Granby: Ailroy of Bozrah: Morris of Woodbury: Taylor of Newtown; Seldon of Chatham; Mercy of Ash ford; Post of Guilford.
 On roads, bridges and rivers: Messrs Hinkley of Stonington: San- ford of Ridgefield: Wallis of Pros pect: Griswold of Somers: Chapman of Chatham; Wadhams of Goshen; Williams of Brooklyn; Middleton of East Windsor.
 On interpretations: Messrs Pearne of Middletown; Bissell of Suffield; Brady of New Britain: Brown of Griswold; Lnibridge of Plainfield: : Stagg of Stratford: Bristol of Cheshire: Travis of Torrington.
 On claims: Messrs Jopp of Win chester. Averill of Branford. Miller of Avon. Babcock of Bethany, Dawley of ris of Goshen, Wanzer of New Fair field.
 On education: Messrs Williams of Glastonbury. Gaylord of Plymouth, Pruner of Rocky Hill, Hubbard of Woodstock, Boswell of Greenwich, kendrick of Wallingford, Seymour of Golebrook, Loomis of Lebanon.
 On sale of lands: Messrs Rice of Stamford, Warner of East. Haddam, Hall of Simsbury, Newberry of Bloom field. Mashmeyer of Meriden, Race of Franklin. Pearl of Hampton, Stoddard of Litchtield.
 On finance: Messrs Tucker of An sonia, Bell of Darien. Abbie of En- field. Gates of Windham. Dickerman of North Haven, Russell of Middle town, Fahey of Rockville, Hungerford of New Milford.
 On railroads: Messrs Walsh of Greenwich, Lilley of Waterbury. Cook of West Hartford, Thompson of East Haven. Mansfield of Putnam. Walkley of Southington, Burroughs of Killing. Iy. Eastwood of Thomaston.
 Joint select committees:
 On cap1tol. furniture and grounds Roberts of East Hartford, Rising of Ssufiield. Scranton of Madison, killeen of Montville, Thompson of North Stonington, Chappell of Scotland, Bax- ter offColebrook, Humphrey of Sims bury.
 On federal relations: Howe of Der, by. Neal of Plainville, Huntington of Windsor. Page of Naugatuck, White of North Stonington, Orcutt of VII lirgtou, Smith of Cornwall, Hurd o1 Durham.
 On legislative expenses: Liliey -oi or Waterbury, Seymour of Windsor Locks. Smaller of Haddam, Brown o1 Holland. Wanzer of New Fairfield, Allyn of Hebron, Cook of West Hart ford. Staples of Bridgeport.
 On Wolnan's suffrage: Peebles of Mansfield. Beecher of Southbury, Null yille of Norfolk, Camp of North Canaan. Buell. of Columbia. Webster of Union, Gorham of Weston, Nichols of Huntington.
 On judicial nominations: Whit t1esey of New London. Pelton of Clln- ton. Platt of Milford, Strung of Bris. tol Coyell of Thompson, Allyn o1
  Hebron, Hemingway of Watertown Bishop of Woodbridge.
 On military affairs: Messrs Bald win of Beacon Falls, Greeman of Nor xich Shelton of Trumbull, Strong o1 Warren, Phelps of Windsor. Olds o1 Lisbon, Huntington of Old Lyme Green of Canterbury
 On aCriculturG: Messrs WadsWortf of Farmington. Southworth of Say brook. Zabriskie of Preston, Sanford Of BrBdgewater, Kilborn of Washing ton. Turner of Coventry, Morgan o1 Salem. Wakeman of Fairfield.
 On humane institutions: Messr: Chandler of Thompson. Rice of Stam ford. Jopp of Winchester, Philbrick O Hart6ord, Dnrant of Bethel, Pratt ol 5 ; EsssG Terrill of Middlefeld, Potter of Hamden. Watkins of Manchester.
 On cities and boroughs: Messr. sgiattlssey of Danbury. Colt of New E adoH Lee of Bridgeport, ppson o' F Hiese1I of Ridgedeld, Tylel
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