Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-19
SOUVENIR TAYLOR HAS
 COMPLIED POCKET EDITION
Oldest Senator First on the Roll, s.
 L. Adams of PiainfieId.

 Taylor, who has compiled the pocket the general assembly since 1901, in gathering together information for his next publication. came upon some additional facts of interest.
 He found that the first name on the alphabetical roll of the senate will be that of Sessions L. Adams of Plainf1eld the oldest member Of the upper house; that the name of Frank H. Hinckley of Stonington will be the thirteenth, and that Charles E. Williamson of Darien will have the distinction of ending the list. There will be six Johns in the Williams and Charleses and two Ed wards and Henrys.
 The first name on the alphabetical roll of the house will be Sidney D. .Ackley of East Haddam; the thir- teenth, Frank H. Barnes of Southing- ton, and the last John H. Yost of Yer non. MT. Yost had the same dis tinction at the last session. As in the two past sessions, there will be more Halls in the legislature than men of any other name. There will be four of them. Senator Will tatives Edward A. of New Britain, Richard of Ansonia and Charles N. of New Milford. There will be three ] each of the following names: Barnes-Senator John H. of Nor wich and Representative Frank H. | of Southington and William A. of Ansonia.
 Case Representatives Lyman P. of Winchester, Ralph E. of Avon and Theodore G. of Granby. | of Woodbridge. George F. of Beacon | Clark - Representatives Charles E. | Halls "aS1oU M ofC Ira Inv v | Smith-Representa Howard B. of Middlebury. Daniel E. of Chester and Leonard of Mansfield. 1 Rogers - Senator Elijah of South tngton, and Representatives Willard B. of Manchester and Carl H. of Salem.
 l There will be two each of the fol- | lowing names: | Adabs - Senator Sessions L. ot Plainfeld, and Representative Patrick | J. of Saybrook. | Bartlett - Senator Frederick A. ot Bridgeport and Representative Rob- | ert M. of Windsor.
 Brown-Representa Jarvis B of Milford and Stanton F. of Wind sor.
 Griswo1d Representatives Byron H. of Glastonbury and Frederick D | of Goshen.
 Acknowledgements Charles J. | Of Orange and Henry of Holland. | Morgan - Representatives Richard H. of Cheshire and Franke B. of Fair ' field.
 Morse - Representative Byron L of Pomfret and Robert E. of New Canaan.
 er-Representatives Frank E of Canterbury and John c. of Filling. ton.
 Peck-Representati Howard B of Derby and Raymond of Morris. Paine-Representa F. H. O. Pomfret and Irving A. of Woodstock Rose-Representa Albert P. O. North Branford and Franklin M. O. Essex.
 Representative George H of North Branford and Charles G. O. Durham.
 Representatives Walter E of Meriden and Wilfred W. of Weth ersfield.
 Thompson - Representatives Ed ward B. Glastonbury and Carlyle c of West Hartford
 Vain - Representatives Allyn N. O. Goshen and Dudley E. of Winches ter.
 Williams = Representatives Franl B. of Groton and c. H. of Plainfield.
 The "Busy B'ss' will predominate il the senate. there being half dozel senators whose names begin with tha initial The HIS" come next witt five, and then there are three, each or Us. M and Ss" and twt each of Ks" "O's,'' 'R's" anC TVS"
 In the house. too the 'B's' 1eat with B. while the HIS" follow witt 29, the "CIs" with 2S, the "S's" witt 21, the MS" with 19. the "P's'' ant 'R's" with 15. each, and the f'Gs' and 'sW's'' with 14
 The secretary of the states offic, has sent to each of the members O the incoming legislature copy O the preliminary rolls.