The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-13
PERSONNEL OF
JOINT COMMITTEES
OF LEGISLATURE
Complete Roster Showing How
the Various Legislators Have
Fared at the Hands OF the Ap-
pointing Powers in Both
Branches

The following is the complete ros-
ter of the joint committees of the
| General Assembly as announced by
the speaker of the house, Scott of
| Plymouth and Woodruff or Orange,
president pro tenn of the Senate.
When the announcement Of the
senate committees was made Senator
Spellacy of Hartford declined to ac-
cept the place accorded him on the
committee on Labor. He said that
he was prejudiced on that question
and that he could not in justice to
himself sit as q fair judge. Senator
Woodruff said he would be pleased II
the senator would reconsider his de-
termination but Spellacy said he could
not and that he must be relieved.
| No appointment was made to sue
coed him yesterday.
Later Senator Spellacy said that
| every labor interest in the state had
requested that Senator Fem be named
for the Labor committee and the re-
quest was ignored.
Senator Donovan arose and facing
the lieutenant governor said: MIR.
President. As Democrat and
member Of this body I desire to en-
ter my protest against the selection
by the president of this senate Of an
admitted member of the lobby as a
Judiciary"
There was no further comment and
the incident closed. Below will be
found the personnel of the commit
tees.
JOINT COMMITTEES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Elliott Of the
Twenty ninth and Alsop of the Fifth;
Representatives Russell Of Middletown.
Bidwen of East Hartford. Abel Of
Lebanon, Beisigel Of woodbridge. Ohm
stead Of Wilton. Hoskins OF Simsbury,
Walker OF Union. Lamb of Sharon,
Hyde OF Canterbury.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Peck of the
Twenty-fourth and Hooker of the Sec
ond; Representatives. knight of Sails
bury, Stevens of Berlin, Hall of Will
Iington. Donovan of Meriden. Sperry
of washington, Allyn of Ledyard. King
of Fast Hartford. Storrs Of Mansfield,
Dunn of Windham.
Ranks-Senators Hooker of the Sec
and and Plat Of the Fifteenth: Repre-
sentatives Wilton Of New London, Will
hanson of Darien. Hallett of Winches-
ter Smith Of Windham. Burr of West
port, McOrmond of Ansonia. Goddard
of CRANKY. Barr of Sufdeld. Kenna Of
New Haven.
Capitol Furniture and Grounds
Senators Stanley of the Eleventh and
Dickern1an of the Ninth: Representa-
tives johnson Of Manchester Lawrence
of Lebanon. Tuttle of Goshen. Tracy
of Derby Day OF Chatham. Mitchell Of
Canton. Brown Of Sprague.
Cities and Observation-Disclosures Bart
| lett of the Twenty-first and Parker of
the Thirteenth; Representatives Web
ster Of Harwinton, Carpenter of Put
nam, Seymour Of Ridgef1eld. Miner OF
New Britain. Lsoucks of Wallingford,
Smith of Mansfield. Whittlesey of Nor
ris. Monagan of Waterbury. Lucey of
Middletown.
Clafms-Senators Fem of the Fourth
and Lawler Of the Sixteenth; Repre-
sentatives Hyde of Manchester. john
son of Newtown, StetsOn of Andoyer,
Carey Of Southington. Turner of Chap
lin. Gates of New Hartford. Lamphere
OF Waterford. Murphy Of Danbury,
Game of Naugatuck.
Congressional and Senatorial Dis
tricts-SenatOrS Barnum of the Thirty
first and Platt Of the Fifteenth: Rep
resentatives Stevens of Berlin. Tiffany
OF Winchester Northrop of Fairfield.
Russell of Middletown. Noble of Old
Lyme, Covell Of Pomfret, Davis Of
Somers. Potter OF Hamden. Chidsey of
East Haven.
Constitutional Amendments - Sena-
tors Mcneil of the Twenty-second and
Bartlett Of the Twenty-frst; Repre-
sentatives Williamson of Darien, Bel
cher of New London. Tracy Of Scot
land. Kebler of Sterling. Avery of
Crawford of New Canaan. Stevens Of
New Hartford. Moulthrop Of Hunting
ton.
Education-Senators Brinsmade of
the Thirty-second and Hammond of
the Twenty-eighth; Representatives
| lingford, Bronson Of Washington, Lat
inner Of Salem, Johnson of Ellington,
Boyd of Doodbury Belden OF Newing-
ton, Fields of Bozrah. Warren Of Kill
Iingly.
Engrossed Bills-Senators Peck Of
the Twenty-fourth and Meara of the
Thirtieth: Representatives O'Connell
Of Stafford Griffith of CRANKY
Excise-Senators Frisbie of the Thir-
ty-third and Mitchell of the Tenth;
Miller of Hartland Greer of Bridge
| water, Carrier of Glastonbury, Maltby
of North Branford. Adametz of Kill
lingworth. Bent of Bridgeport, Lath-
rop Of Coventry. Craney OF Nor
witch.
dock of the Twenty-third and Louns-
bury of the Seventeenth: Representa-
tives Fem OF Wethersfield. Burnham
of Hebron. Clarke Of Portland. Myers
ing of Norwich. Wildnlan of Brook
field. Luhrsen of Tolland. Parmelee Of
Westbrook
Finance-Senators Hammond of the
Twenty-e1ghth and Park of the Twen-
tieth; Representatives Wadhams of
Goshen. Spencer Of Suffield Keeler of
Cheshire. Augur of Middlefield. DIVERT
of Putnam. Elliott of Greenwich, Rob-
erts of North Canaan. Bradley of Red
ding. Chapman of East Lyme.
Fish and Game-Senators Fem of
the Fourth and Donovan of the Tween
ty-sixth: Representatives Perrin of
Woodstock. Spaulding of Norfolk,
Simpson of Enfield. French of TrtIm-
bull. Landon of Old Saybrook. Proulx
Of Union. Clarke of Prospect. Afford
Of Windsor, Johnson of Montville.
Forfeited Rights-Senators Elliott of
the Twenty-ninth and Marlowe of the
Eighth; Representatives Covell of
Thompson, Wopdford of East windsor,
Griffin of Cranky. Tracy of Scotland,
Meltzer of Bridgeport. Hyde of Frank
lin, Slater of Pennington, White OF
Guilford, Wood of Tolland.
Humane NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Leon
ard of the Thirty-fifth and Bailey of
the Seventh: Representatives Terrell
two