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I4abor-Senators Dickerman of the
Ninth and Spellacy of the Third; Rep
resentatives Chandler of Rocky Hill.
Tiff Of Beacon Falls. Davis Of Somers.
Palmer Of Preston. Sherman OF West
Hartford. Hall OF New Milford. Perry
of Hebron. German Of Danbury, Aids
Of Torrington
Legislative Expenses-Senators Fem
of the Fourth and Halloran of the
Sixth; Representatives Bennett of
Canterbury. Hyde Of Franklin. WOLF
man Of Burlington. Stuart of Sher-
nedy of Cromwell. Sullivan of Bark
hamsted, Chesebro Of Stonington,
Hutchinson of Essex.
Manual and Roll-Senators Louns-
bury of the Seventeenth and Pierce OF
East Hartford. Warner of Orange,
Beard of. Huntington.
Manufactures-Senato Peck of the
Twentieth ard Paddock of the Twen-
ty-third; Representatives Edgerton of
Bristol. Brainerd of Colchester. Osborn
of Branford. Blakeslee of Plymouth.
Camp of Durham. Crawford of STRAIT
ford. Towers Of New Britain. Farren-
kopf of Vernon, Matheis of Norwalk.
Military ADMINISTRATORS Bartlett of
the Twenty-first and Leonard of the
Thirty-fifth: Representatives Morgan
rey of Warren. Bishop of Plainfield.
Rice of Bolton. Dorland Of Greenwich.
Rice of Bradford Bailey of Chatham,
Sweet Of Griswold.
New Counties and County Seats
Senators Dickerman of the Ninth and
Haloran Of the Sixth: Representatives
Tiffany of Winchester. Woodford of
East Windsor Beardsley of RoXbury
Lawrence of Colebrook. Clarke of Port
land. Woolman of Burlington. Craw-
ford of New Canaan. Tucker of Column
bia. Fits Of Ashford.
New Towns and Probate Districts
Senators Wright Of the Thirty-fourth
and Avery of the Nineteenth: Repre-
sentatives Donovan Of Meriden. Perry
of Hebron. Johnson Of Newtown. Gay
lord Of Hartland, Doolittle of South
ington. Moore of Colebrook. Eberle Of
Hartford. Murphy Of Danbury. Benja-
min OF Canaan.
Public Health and Safety-Senators
Bailey of the Seventh and Brinsmade
of the Thirty-second: Representatives
Thompson of Pomfret. Alcorn of En-
field. Wilson of Seymour Woodhouse
Of wethersfield. Clarke of Prospect.
Learned Of Lisbon, Sedgwick of Litch-
field, O'Conneu Of Stafford. Kelley Of
Westbrook.
Putnam Memorial Camp-Senators
Peck Of the Twenty fourth and Pad
dock of the Twenty-third; Represen-
tatives Burr of Westport. Hutchinson
OF Essex, DIVERT of Putnam. Colwell
Of Derby. Peck Of Redding. Case of
Bloomfield. Bingham of Naugatuck,
Phillips of Stamford. Shea Of Wood
bury
Railroads-Senators Marsden of the
Twelfth and Frisbee of the Thirty
third; Representatives Garde of Crom-
well, Fem of Wethersfeld. Chitten-
den of Madison. Wheeler of North
stonington. Sherwood of Weston. Phil
lips of Hampton. Arrigonf of Dur
ham. Hatmaker Of Salisbury. Spicer OF
Groton.
Roads Rivers and Bridges-Senators
Alsop Of the Fifth and Lounsbury of
the Seventeenth; Representatives Ma
gee of WATERFOWL. Jafrance Of Plain
field. Tyler of Middlebury. Hatch of
New Fairfield. Reynolds Of Lyme. Ca
lor of Plainville. White of Coventry.
Kenyon of Woodstock. Noble Of Old
Lyme.
Joint Rules-Senators Fem of the
Fourth and Lawler of the Sixteenth;
Representatives Carpenter Of Putnam.
Williamson of Darien. Elgart Of Col
chester Griffin of CRANKY. Eberle of
Hartford. BeIcher of New London.
Meltzer Of Bridgeport. Potter of Ham
den, Bidwell of Glastonbury.
Sale of Lands-Senators Wright Of
the Thirty-fourth and Foster of the
Twenty-seventh: Representatives Kelly
of Windsor Locks. Babcock OF Ston-
ington. Warner of Orange Stuart Of
Sherman. Bishop of Plainf1eld. Bull of
Kent. Avery of Stafford. Knowles of
Ashford. MoulthroD Of Huntington.
School Funds-Senators Lounsbury of
the Seventeenth and Marlowe of the
Eighth: Representatives Bronson of
WASHINGTON. Tracy OF Scotland. Col
we'll of Derby. Gala CHER OF Newtown.
Ravencroft Of Litchfeld. Peck of Red
ding. Doolittle of Bethlehem. Webb of
Brooklyn. Dickinson Of Haddam.
Shell NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Marsden Of
the Twelfth and Spellacy of the Third;
Representatives Peck of Stratford.
Blakeslee of North Haven. Kelsey of
Clinton. Coe Of Ridgef1eld. MacClimon
of Preston, Turner of Chaplin. Stevens
of Killingworth, Clarke Of Milford, An
derson Of Norwall..
State Prison-Senators Avery Of the
Nineteenth and Peck of the Twenty
fourth; Representatives Knowles of
Haddam. Johnson of Newtown. Gren-
Richmond of Thompson. Durham of
Hebron. Towers of New Britain.
Hoxie Of Lebanon. Harry of Torring-
ton.
State Library-Senators Hooker of
the Second and Meara of the Thir-
tieth: Representatives Phillips Of
Stamford. Moore of Colebrook. Craw-
ford of STAFFORD. Woodford of East
Windsor, Brainerd of Colchester. Can
dee of Easton. futile of Orange.
Grant of South windsor. Kelley of
Saybrook
Unfinished Business-Senators Jud-
son of the Twenty-fifth and Mitchell of
the Tenth: Representatives Blakeslee
of North Haven. Bennett OF Canter- |
bury. Beardsley Of Roxbury.
Woman Suffrage-Senators Mcneil