Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-06
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
 MEMBERS cAuCUSES
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(Continued from Page One) ford and J. Fred Baker of New Ha- ven. On. ballet the former was chosen 114 to 76. The caucus then adjourned, having referred to 8 com r1littee all the nominations made in county caucuses for doorkeepers and
 Senate Caucus.
 The senate caucus of the republi- sans was called to order by Senator Louis R. Cheney of the first district and Senator Bartlett was made tenn porary chairman and Senator hlett of New Britain temporary clerk. All the senators were present. The first business was that of naming the pres ident pro tenn and Senator Evarts of Milford presented the name of Sen ator Bartlett and he was chosen. For clerk, Senator Tatem offered MT. Rus sells name and he was chosen.
 Deorkeepers and Messengers.
 In the matter of doorkeepers and messengers. the motion of Senator Isbell of New Haven was adopted that each county furnish one and from the list of eight names, six would be taken for doorkeepers and two for messen- gers The names accepted were as follows: David 4. Beach of Granby; Minor Blackman of Prospect; James McKendricIl of Stonington, Frank w.
 
 Canaan; George T. Mccall of Middle town, and F. w Rau of Rockville, with Fairfield county to make it's choice to- morrow. This ended the caucus bus mess. An incident of the gathering was Senator Chcneys motion to have the caucus an executive one, which would have excluded newspaper men. His motion, however, was withdrawn, House Caucus.
 The house caucus of the republi- cans was called to order by J. Henry Roraback, chairman of the state cen tral committee, and ClituS King of Fairfield was made temporary chair man and John Ash of Ponlfret tenn | porary clerk w. s. Hyde of Ranches ter presented the name of MT. Hcaley 1 for speaker and w. II. Hall of Will i lington put MT. Buckley's name for clerk, before the caucus. He was ] chosen.
 For assistant clerk. F. ". Huxford ! of Stamford offered the name of F. l J. kenealy of Stamford. son of Aicha al | henealy, former chairman Of the state ! central committee. His name was en- 1 dorsed by NIiddlesex county, through 1 Samuel Russell. Jr.. by Hartford | county through w H. Hall of Will l lington, and New London through q member of that delegation these en- 1 dorsements having been made fir l county CauCuSeS.
 Mir. Bakers name was presented by
 F. L. Perry of New Haven and sec 1 onded by M. C. Isbeil of Ansonia anG a member from WindhaTn county. The | ballot showed MT. kenealy elected. 114 | to 76. The nomination was made | unanimous by MT. Perry
 House Doorkeepers and Messengers 1 The committee appointment of house
 messengers and dooTkeepers iron ! F,T ! lowing:
 Messengers, B NJ. Parsons, Clinton; 1 Melvin Stone. Bethel: Fred Worthy Fairfield; E. H. Wurtenburg, Ansonia: l doorkeepers. James Rogers, East l Lyme: J. O.. Stalsburg. Deep River;
 C.. A. Seward. Putram; C.. W. Easton 1 Stafford; P. W. Munson, Hamden, ani | Charles Hall, Mansfield.
 1 Democratic Members Of House Caucu; The democratic caucus of house members was held in the old senate l chamber, and David E. Fitzgerald the ] state central committee cchairman n l called it to order. Howard Taylor O
 Danbury was made temporary chair
 man and J. $. Addis of New AIilfOr | temporary clerk. After six ballots
 Jesse Devine of Waterbury was chose 1 as candidate for speaker. While theT, 1 is no likelihood of an election. tn, 1 selection carries with it the floor lead
 ership of the democratic party. l It was decided to nominate a part l candidate for assistant clerk and clerk
 and Paul Barnet of New Haven am 2