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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-12
DEMPSEY CAN EARN
THIS LUCRE EASl'

Dan Morgan. manager Of Bstizr
Levinsky. says they'll rarzz.
Dempsey $4,000 II he viii me-, -
Jewish boy. And there vort ae 81
one or two round knockost al
Dan. Fulton's Nerves. vuuE naa
him an easy victim andRn Rennss
would be an easy tares fer Dsng-
sey's punchea continues BE- al
ativc manager. Therefore a. Mo-
gan sees IL. there Ia no one 10 fist:
the champion but Levinsiu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-12

coast golf circles. but for long
time. during last summer. IL looked
"A tho he would have to give up the
game on account of eye trouble.
There's nothing the matter with
that birds eyes now said friend
Brown. at the conclusion Of Sundays
test
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-12
TOMMY GIBBONS
MEETS KING

Tommy Gibbons. worlds light
heavyweight king. Is on his way
10 Canada. wherv he Il billed TO
meet Nick King. local miller, In
q i5round 70 nj Calgary on No
vember 81. according 10 reports
from 81. Paul. Gibbons home.
The champion h tho brother Of
Mike Gibbons. one Of the lead.
ing middlew-ight boxers Of the
world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-12
FARMER MAY
MEET GIBBONS

II Gibbons can b. induced Ia
como 10 the Northwest he may
b. lined up 10 mix with Farmer
here. This looks like q whale Of
bout on paper. Local fans who
saw Tommy here In action In an
exhibition few years ago know
what the big fellow can do In the
ring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-12
FARMER IN
TACOMA NEXT

Frank Farmer. Northwest .heavy.
weight king. viii stage his next bout
in Tacoma, whore he VIII tackle Boy
Mccormick Of San Francisco, This
bout may fail thru II Mccormick 70.
fuses TO come north. The match
hasn't been closed yet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-12

Joe German. the rugged little Port
lander. will step into fast company
when he takes on Jimmy Dundee.
claimant OF the Coast feathcrwclehi
title. in the main event tonight This
l. the first time that Dundee has
ever shown In a Seattle ring. Cor
man may never be a worlds cham
plon. but he has shown by his work
here that he is willing 10 mix things
on paper Dundee should win. be-
cause he holds one win over Joe. won
in Oakland couple OF years ago.
German Is expected to push the fight.
The bout means much 20 both boys,
because the winner win be matched
with Young Malone for the headliner
at Portland next week. II Dundee
wins tonight he may be given tho
opening bout AT the Elks' show here
with Bobby Harper.
Mike Pete. the boy OF the pretty
green shirts. viii make his first APP
penranee Of the season In tho local
ring when he meets Jimmy Clark.
another title claimant claims the
lightweight crown Of Canada.
10. Coffey. from San Francisco.
viii also make his debut here. he
meets Aberdeen Jimmy Duffy In the
second bout on the card
George Etceii. the little fleet bower
who won his FIRST go by the knockou,
route here. win step thru his PAGES
for the second timn In Seattle IN the
curtain raiser when he meets Charley
Davidson.
, The curtain raiser win get under
way at s:so. Ad Schacht will be tbs
third man IN the ring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-12
held IN reserve.

held IN reserve.
Coach Wells Of Lincoln isn't max.
ing any predictions about the game
with Broadway nert week. but the
Green Lake squad Will be out there
fighting as they always play their
hardest against the orange and
Black team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-12

Moose" Crawford. from Oakland.
a 220-pounder. may hold down n
guard Job on the Broadway cage
team. He tried out for football. but
lacked gr0 experience.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-12

Joseph a. Swaiwcll WINS elected TO
tho presidency OF the Seattle Golf
and Country club at the annual
meeting held last Saturday night
He succeeds Josiah Collins. whose
term has expired.
Bert Farrar. vice president. and T..
Shorrock. W. Fulton and A. Baltic.
trustees, were the other officers
elected.
During the day the old guards and
match. tho former winning by l6
points to II. The duck dinner--at
the expense OF the loscrs--was very
palatable, TO the winners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-12

Franklin and broadway buried the
Ratchet at a meeting OF the III Y at
the Y VI. c. A. last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-12

Let's 20 buy Boidt's FraBn p
try. Uptown. isls - Ara ~
town. s13 I'd Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-12
Carbonate Is
Held to Drau
in Exhibition
Leaders in Soccer Race Tied
by Skinner & Eddy
Squad
BY ALEX c. ROSE.

y-tW TarhOuaan ard Skinner &
r,aav ,aarn. nlaved ~ = scor.le.. Tie
4. an .xh,hi,lo,, game n, Ifhcrtv
rarL ,.s.,.rda,, as,ernoon
t-ro,,, -, - ,iniun ria,, vr,. won.
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$500, .,,s,,f,,...,, ,,,,rt,s. 49,, ao min.
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c.. ca
From a oreaka~ay on 'ne M'.
Hahnis. the SarooiAoo iiye', W.T. -
my o,.i W.. " - 80 .,.S. - ~
rnastert., fashion
Play for n tine was confined 10
rnldn,eld. aa the forwards were hav.
inr n hard time trying 10 outwlt the
de,enders Yuma. n husky sailor
from the 8. \. Arkansas. who was
natfr,, ~. initial annearanoe nj LEFT
fuliback for the locals. created a fine
Immersion. His tackifnx andsklck.
ing were Of the hlgh.clas order.
Half tIne-no scoring.
The PLAYERS kept up the same top
sneed that marked the first period
and raids were made on both ends.
Corners were very numerous. but the
resultant kicks failed to bring goals.
nearly found the mark. his shot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-12
.CTAR
Jimmy Wilde, Famous FIyweight King, May Box Here

of is
selected by Tex ard famous promoter
q has viii
He plans to in San Francisco by the first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-12

The Skinner K Eddy and the
Woodland Park teams win furnish
the attraction for local soccer fans
ncxt Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-12

Tho local golf season--so far as
competitors are conccrned-is ready
for the drop of the curtain.
Some time this week the two old
rivals. Ted Knudscn and Jim Forde
of Darlington, will play off their
thlrty.six hole final match TO deter.
mine the winner OF Club Captain u.
w. Robinson's cup. This will put
'finis" on the competitive season
the best in tho history OF the Earl.
ington Golf club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-12

Tho fall eclectic tourney at Jcffer.
son park, which closed October 81,
showed that \. J.. Hotter d9 and
Dr. o. j West do) play off for the
low handicap prize. and T. Il. Nc
Keehan u0 and II. o. Calohan d6)
for the high allowance prize.
The play.off matches. thirty.six
holes, full handicap allowance. will
be decided by medal play. The win
ner In each group will receive az a
prize one dozen golf balls.
DR.. West may not be able to play
HIS match. as he has been III. but one
never can telL Remember box of
brand new golf balls. with old man
II. c. OF l.. hanging around. is not to
be snubbcd at.
The jefferson Golf club will dis
continue its eclectic contests until
after the annual meeting next Feb.
ruary.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-17
FEDERATION
 HAS BANQUET

Urging better understanding be tween the employer and the girl work CTS and a greater interest between the Y. w. O. A. federation and the for eign girls, Miss Grace Upham. former industrial secretary of the Y. W. c. 4. in this city, addressed the members of the federation at their annual ban quet held last night at their rooms on Golden Hill street. Miss Upham brought a message from her summer at the Camp Devens hostess house where she served as emergency sec retary.
 A rather unique idea was carried out in the presentation of toasts to the association through telephone. Miss Elna Gronberg as toastmistresS was the Bridgeport operator, and Miss Martha Kreutzfeldt was the telephone exchange operator.
 Election of officers took place and the following were elected: Miss Marguerite Richards, president5 Miss Mary Sherwood, vice president; Miss Beatrice Brown, treasurer. The sec retary election resulted In a tie be- tween Miss Margaret Douglas and Miss Lillian Heaton.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-17
SUNDAY MOVIES JUDGED ILLEGAL Opinion of Judge Hoyt of New Haven City
 Court.

New Haven, Jan. 17-Afoving pie ture exhibition in theatres even if the net receipts are given to charitable objects are illegal, in the opinion of Judge s. E. Hoyt of thee ity court, who today fined Claude Fredericks, manager of the Olympia theatre, $1O and costs for opening his theatre on Sunday evening, Jan. ), for a 'bene- fit' for the Employes' Tuberculosis Association. This was a test case, and by agreement IS other theatre managers are included in the same decision. All have taken an appeal to the common pleas court.
 For many months some of the the atres have had Sunday evening nov ing picture exhibitions, the net re- ceipts being given to various organi- zations or war charities. Recently, the Pastors union made complaint against the Sunday opening on the chief ground that the state law and the city ordinances were being violat- ed. It was understood that some theatres had not confined their en- tertainment to moving pictures. Pros ecution was brought by the city at torney.
 Judge Heyt in his decision said that if the theatre in question desired to have a benefit for the tuberculosis association it could hold it on a week day. A Sunday exhibition was not an ''act of mercy under the law. To hold that benefit performance such as given was an "act of mercy" would mean that the law could be construed to permit prize fights, horse racing
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-17
Shell Fisheries.

Gates, Old Saybroek; Nathan c. Dudley, Guilford; Smith, Milford; Clark, WesthFoek; Peek, Morris; Ly- man, New Hartford; Stewart, East Hampton; Cartwright, Cornwall; Ne ble, Old Lymei Kimball, Scotland i; Blanchard, Norfolk.
 State Parks and Reservations.
 Shaw, ReddiRgi Owen, Thomasteni Sanford, Newtewn; MeFeief, Plain fieidi Barhite, Ridgefeldi Lewis. Oelebreeisi Falkland, Wiltonj Johnson, Bethiehemi Clark, New Aiilfordi Cook, Andeveri O'Halleran, Stafford.
 State Prisen.
 Lacey, Fairfield; Ashman, Warren; Russell, Chaplin; Bliss, Clinton; Der ger, Trunbulli Molloy, Derbyi Fish, Newingtoni Rathbun, Hebron; North rop, Bridgewateri Carroll, Norfolki Leonard, Holland.
 State Library.
 Bryant, orangei Geary, Waterford, Phillips, Celebrook; Nathan c. Dud- ley, Guilfordi Walea, Monreei Ham, mond, Woodstock; Wade, Plainvillei Samson, GlaStenburyi knapp, NeW Fairfield; Cummings, Hartfordi Fish. Newington.
 Unfinished Business.
 Gaine, Naugatuek; Clark, East ford; Schriver, Middiefeld; Seaton, Goshen; Lord, Essex; Cemstock MeRtyille; Leonard, Holland; Berger Trumbull; Miller, Hartlandi Booth, Bethany; Carroll, Norfolk
 Woman Suffrage.
 Ce#ies, FarmingteR; Shaw, Red ding; Emerson, Roxbury; LaPlace Saybrooki Prislz, Wallingford; Emo Simsburyi kingsbury, Coventry; Bronson, North Branferd; Fuller Semers; Curtiss, Bristol; Caine, Nau- gatuck.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-17
OBITUARY
KENNETH D. CHRISTIE

The funeral of Kenneth D. Christie took place in Read Memorial chapel, Mountain Grove cemetery, at o'clock yesterday afternoon. The service was read by Rev. ". ". Rose. pastor Church of the Redeemer, Fairfield avenue. Among those present were the employees of the Bridgeport Y Plate Co.,. of which the deceased was superintendent. Members of the choir of the United church sang two hymns, which had been favorites of the dead. Mr Christie was a member of this choir, of which Mrs. Elmer F. Boards ley is director. and sang in it until the time of his illness. The pail bearers were his three brothers, and his broth erin law. The remains were placed in the reception vault of Mountain Grove cemetery. beside those of Mrs Christie, who died 3 week earlier h. torment will be in Mountain Grove during the spring.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-17
Committee Appointments

Senator William H. Heald imme- diately announced his committee aD- .pointnents as follows, the first nam ed, in eaek ease being the chairman: i 'r~~A Agricultural Senators Woodruff and Hazen.
 Appropriations - Senators Meade 1 and Tiffany, !, Assignment of Saats for Reporters | Senators Bissell aad Hurley. | Banks-SeRaters Brooks and Bart ! lett. 1 Capitol Furniture and Grounds Senators Tiffany and Hemenway.
 Cities and Boroughs-Senaters Leonard and Clark. , Claims-Senators Dillon and Fex. : Congressional and Senatorial Dis | triets-Senators HemeHway and Mars- ] den.
 Constitutional Amendments (Joint) Senators Delaney and Dillon. Contested Elections Senators ] Beming, Adams and Hurley. Contingent Expenses (Senate)- Senators Koppiemann, Adams and ! Hurley. { EducatioH-senaters Hagen and ! Fox.
 BngFessed Biils-senators Meade } and Hurley: { Bxcise-SeRaters House and Ciyne.
 Executive NosRiRatisns - Senators ! Bowers, TeIRpleten and BFodeF. Federal Reiatiens-Senaters Clark /! and House. FinaRee-SeRatefs Bowers and De- ! Laaey. ! Fish and GaFne-Seaators Heugh ! and Bailey:
 Forfeited Rights Senators Will s.5ian7sen and Wilcox. Humane Institutions - Senators Templsten and Golden. Ineorpor oratiens.-Senators Bissel and Templeten.
 nsuFance-Senators Heald and !, BSedeF. : Judiciary - Senators Klett and DeFniRg. Laber-Senators Chapin and Bish-
 op. ! Legislative Expenses Senators
 Waterman and CIyne. | Manual and Roll-Senators French :, and Macdonald. :, Manufacturers - Senators Marsden ], and Kopplemana.
 Military Affairs - Senators Brooks and French. ! New Counties and County Seats
 Senators Bailey and Hough.
 New Towns and Probate Districts
 Senators Golden and Wilcox.
 Public Health and Safety-Sena-
 tors Ehspin and Bishop.
 Railroads Senators Adams and
 Kpppasnann. [ Roads. Rivers and Bridges-sena-
 tors Macdonald and Waterman | Rules fJelnt) - Senators Demlng BrqAer and Macdonald. | Sale of Lands = Senators Blshor
 and Marsden. School Fund Senators Hurley e and woodruf. b Senate Appointments - senators Kfett, AAanns and Hprley.
 Shell Fisheries - Senators Broael E and Leonard. E State Rarlzs and Reservations - Senators Williamson and Marsden. State Prison-senators Deming and
 Esast
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-17
Legislative ExBenSes,

chester; BeHn, Plymouth; Hall, An sonia; Sweeney, Bozrah; Kingsbury, Coventry.
 Legislative Expenses. Howard, Union; Allyn, Ledyard Birdsey, Mefiden; Brodeur, Putnam; !; Emily, East Haddam; Loueks, Wal lingferd; Wakeman, Weston; Chew, Bridgeport; Pierce, North Canaan; i Clark New Milford; Crumb, Bristol. Manual and Roll. Wright, Pemfreti Heaiey. Water buryj Leete, Enfield. Manufacturers. Barnes, SeuthiRgten; Wilcox, Mid dletown; Rogers, Barkhamstedi Bur dick, Prestonj Skinner, Haddam l; i Green, Ashford; Bumstead, Stafford ! Curtiss, Bristelj Gess, New London.
 Military Affairs, | Budd, Salisbury; Knewlten, Mars fieldi Bredeur, Putnam; Hawley, Brookfeid; We1ies, Wethersheld; Maydwe1l, Merideni FarRham, South | Windseri Peiree, North Canaan; Wade, PIainrille; Moore, saybreok; Holt, New London.
 New Counties and County Seats.
 Osborne, Branford; Ferkelson, East 1 Hampton Sweeney, Bozrah; Little, Columbiai Bennett, Canterbury; Will liams Norwich; Kelley, Windsor Locksi BraiaaFd, Branford; Samson, Glastonbury; Hall, Marlborough; | Stoeker, Beacon Fails.
 New Towns and Probate Districts.
 Smith, GroteH; McNeal, Griswold; Lane, Salem; ChitteRdeR, Killing worth; M4nsoa, HamdeR; Morris, NewtowR; keb:er, Sterling; Cum mings, Hartford; Booth, Bethany; Johnson, Bethlehem; CanseF, Canaan. 1 Public Health and Safety.
 Higgins, Coventry; FuEney, Wind seF; Benedict, Ridgefield; Hagstrom Thompson; LaPIace, Saybreok; Fubbs, East Lyme; Mitchell, Wash ingtoR; Wallace, Prospect; Purtill Glastonbury Kelley, Windsor Locks Norris, NeTteHp.
 Railroads.
 Wilcox, Middletown; Barnes, South ington; Osborn, Branford; Mitchell Southbury; Chittenden, Madisoni Comsteck, Montyille; Franklin Brooklyn; Lord, Essex; Wales, Mon- roe; Perkins, Ldtchfield; Gailiard, New Haven.
 Roads, Bridges and Rivers.
 Hall, willington; Covert, New Brit ain; Braipard, Branford; Strung Winchester; Enc, simbsbury; Me Knight, Ellington; Arrigoni, Bur- ham; Ryan, Thompson; Plat, Mil ford; Knapp, New Fairfield; Ray. mond, Lyme.
 Rules (5oint4.
 Davis, Danbury; Geary. Waterford; Connery, Redding; Beckwith. Wesi Hartford; WelIes, Wethersfiela; Nc Garthy, New Haven; Kent Putnam AlEord, Torringtop; Gates, Old Say brook; James. Mansfield; Warner Wolcott.
 Leete. Enfield: Healey, Waterbury Warehouse, Stratford
 Sale of Lands.
 ChatAela. Voluntown; MaydweH Aeriden: Chittenden, Madison; Bai' Hey, Danbury; Tammany hassan Tenn, Plymouth; Ashman. Warren Clark, Westbrook: Tracy, Derby; Lane, Salem; Hagstrom, Thompson.
 School Fund.
 -'--dsey, aeueen: Buell., HarVin' ton; Goss. New London; Reilly, Naug- 'l atnck; Bryant, Orange: Breen, Corn wall; Ward, Holland: Oakland, Will ton; Burnham. EaE Hartford' Pope Oxford: Ceder, Burlington
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-17
STOCK MARKET

Wall Street, 10;Se-A firm tone ruled at the outset of today's trading on the stock exchange, mainly as q result of the strength shown by oils. These issues were among the first to lose ground. however, Mexican Pe- troleum substituting it's initial ad- vance Of a point with a sharp reac- ton of four points. Consolidated Gas, Stromberg, an" United Cigars were included among the other heavy issues while steels, feathers and rubbers registered moderate gains.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-17
THE HOUSE
Woman { and Le9nar

Speaker Wa1shs assignments were as followSi
 AgricuiLHre.
 Treat, Orange; Allyn, Ledyardi Ives. Goshen; Clark, Middleburyi Raymond, Colchester; Skinner Had dam; Park, Hebron; Burleigh, Gran by; I3aiRes, Pomfret; Dorrence, Plainfeld; Vincent, Kent.
 Appropriations
 Eaton, North Haven; Morgan, Fair field; Hall, New Britain; Wright Pemfret; Afford, Torrington. Assignment of Seats
 Covert, New Britain; Beck with, West Hartford; Cain, Naugatuck. Banks
 Peck. Stratferd; Birdsey, MerideRi Blakeslee. Bridgeport; Munson, Ham den; Chidsey, East Haven; ToFkel- son. East Hampton; Hoyt, DarieR; Moves, StoRiRgten; Philips, Cole brook; Greig, KiiliRsly; Green, New Milford.
 Capital Furniture and Grounds. Covert, New Britain; Crouch, Gro ton; Bailey, Bethel; Provost, New Canaan; Reed, Union; Phillips, Hunt wright, Cornwall; Brewer, East Hart ford.
 Cities and Berousils. Sherwood, WestPert; Goodrich, Wethersield; Rooke, Greenwich; !; Dickermap, Hamden; Chagren, Wind | ham; Tammany, EaSton; Gladding, Chester; Boulter, Stoningten; Smith, Manchester; Cornell, Norwich; Pope, | Oxford
 Stevens, Berlin; Chew, Bridgeport; 1 Edmund Dudley, GuiIford; Hart, Avon; Rogers, Barkhamsted; Jewett. Hampton; Asman, Durham; Seaton, | Goshen; Lewis. Colebrook; Beecher, Seymour; Jodoin, Sprasue. l Congressional and Senatorial Districts
 Fulton, Salisbury; Chidsey. East | Haven; BouIter, Stonington; Watkins, Norwalk; Green, Hartford; Burnham, East Hartford; Fish, NewinSton; Jewett, Hampton; Wheeler, Water town; Bliss, Clinton; Parizek. Will ! Angton.
 Keneally, Stamford; Smith, Mil ford; oward, Union; Persiani, South ] ington; Baker, Canterbury; Clark ] Middlebury; Atchison, Sherman; Mid diebrook, Sharon; Cedar, Burlington 1 Provost, New Canaan; Young, Xii qingly.
 | Constitutional Amendments (House9
 Braman, Torrington; Stevens, Der lin: Roolze, Greenwich; Fraser. Crorn' wea; Benedict, Ridgefeld; Yost, Yer non: F1uHenry, Waterbury; Jodoin Spragne; 'Merc1er, Plainheid; Bake Ashford: Goss, New London. 1 Contested Elections. ! Iseeta, Enfield: HHl, Hd .,. Healey, Waterbury.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-17
5000 CANADIANS ON LINER.

Halifax, N- &, Jan. 1.-The White Star liner Olympic arrived here today from Southampton with nearly 5000 Canadian troops. Many of the men til recently in France.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-17

King, Windham; Huxfora, stam- ford; Geary, Waterford; Leete, En- field; Davis, Danbury: Aoreh ouss, Stratford: Beckwith, West Hartford; Canaee. Norwalk: Healey, Water bury: Kenealy. Stamford: Come. Pe@+'-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-17

and other forms of entertainment, provided the net receipts were given to charity for 8 charitable object An "act of mercy" the court said was an entirely different thing. The the atre managers should seek a remedy by appealing to the legislature to change the Sunday observance law.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-17
Contingent Expenses.

0ODJlDSSnt EAItSHSeS.
 Turney, Windsor; Gatllard, New Haven; Wilcox, Pertiandi Strong, Winchester; Mitchell, Southbury Chegnon, Windham; DuFand, Che shire; Mcknight, EllingteRj Knapp, New Fairfield Blanchard, Norfolk; Brewer, East Hartford.
 Education.
 . CeWies, B'armiRgten; Lacey, Fair fieldi Ripley, Winehesterj PersiaHi southiHgten; Dufand, Cheshire Phillips, Huntington; Stone, North stoningteH; Cannon, Suff1eld; Child Woodstock; Emerson, Roxburyj Sel- den, Haddam.
 Engrossed Bills.
 Beckwith, West Hartfordi CoRnery Bedding.
 Morgan, Fairield F'itxt3enFy, Wa. teFbury; Griffin, East GraRbyj Rob bins, Rocky Hill; Yost, Vernon; Keb- Ter, Sterling; Hayes, HartlaRdj Ora: ham, Lisbon; Mansfield, HaEwiHtsn; Wakeman, Weston; Burdick, Pres ton.
 Federal Relations.
 Huxford, Stamferd; Ripley, Man chester; Treat, Orange; Rogers, Man. chester; Bartlett, East Windsor Meech. Middletown; FitzHenry, Wat erburyj Smith, Groteni Stevens, Ser lin; Hawley, Broekfeld; Noble, Ole Lyme.
 Finance. Walters, Cheshire; Shaw, Redding Braman, Torringten; Fuller, Soners Caine, Nausatuck; Atchisen, Sher man; HenshaW, Sufneld; Kent, Put nam; Bishop, Lebanon; DuBop Windsor; Welch, simsbury. Fish and Game. Bailey Danbury; Gates, Cid Say brook; Smith, Groton; Bartlett, Eas Windsor; Reynolds, Lyme; Bennett Canterbury Aiishouse, Granby Frazer, Cromwell Curtiss, Wood bury; James, Mansfeld; Baker, Ash ford.
 Forfeited Rights. Shaw, Bedding; Wheeler, Water, town; ParmRiee, KilliRgworth Barnes, Ansenia; Williams, Norwich 1 Watkins NerwaIk; Baker, Canter. bury; Little, Columbia; o'HaHoran Stafford; eurtiss, Bristol; Cummings ] Hartford. | Humane Institutions. Meech. MiddIetown; Hill, Hunting ton; Fulton, Salisbury; Barnite | Ridgefeld; Fitzsimons, Woodbury Finney Woodbridge; Clark, Eastfora ! Flint. Canton; Jones. Lebanon; Hol lowell, Preston; Gansor, Canaan. Interpretations.
 TaIcott Vernon; Loucks, WaIling ford; Christoph, East Windsor; Jones New Hartford; Wilcox, Portland i Young, KHingly; Pierce, Sharon 1 Thompson, North Stonington; Bailey Bethel; Emily, East Haddam; Me Carthy New Haven. Insurance.
 Thompson, somers; Rogers, Man chester; Allen, Enfield; Emmous East Haddam; Stocker, Beacon Falls Gager, Franklin; Hammond, Wood stock; Shirlz. Washington; Middle brook. Sharon; Ibes, LtchAAd; Ney 1 Pennington.
 | Judiciary.
 King. Windham; Huxford, Stau ford; Geary, Waterford: Leete. En 1 field; Davis, Danbury: Aoreh ouss 1 Stratford; Beckwith, West Hartford | Candee, NorwaIk: Healey, Water bury: Kenealy. Stamford: Come | PeSF'-
 #aIlngfor6: b1ak esiet ....dgeport. Warner. %olcou; Pari zak. Wilmington: M;Iler, HartIand , Wright, Bark hamstea: GeIlert, Col
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Thompson, somers; Rogers, Man. chester; Allen, Enfield; Emmons, East Haadam; Stoc4er, Beacon Falls, Gager, Franklin; Hammond, Wood stock; Shirk, Washington; Middls- brook, Sharon; Ibes, LtchAAd; Ney. Farmingion.
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SENATOR GEORGE B. CLARK
 GETS ONE BIC AND TWO
 SMALLER COMMITTEESHIPS
iCentinued from Page One)

State Library - Senators Bartlett and Heald.
 Unfinished Business-Senaters Fox and Woodruff.
 Woman Suffrage - Senators GlyRe and Leonard.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-17

The Italian Cabinet resigned.