Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-13
General 4 Ilb|y
 COI1lInlt 5 Named
Admission lew Business to Be Limitedto Jan. 2S, Eight Legislative Days.
(By a Staff Correspondent) l

(By Staff Correspondent)
 Hartford, Jan. 12.-The second day of | the Legislative session of 1921 has passed | and the good old ship of state has been | gwen US biennial dip into the varied law | making sea. There are no political ob- | structlons and should the dear old craft | drift from the course selected by the party leaders it will not be due to the interference of democrats in the naviga, ton. It is already evident that some important measures will now be fought to finish and without tendency to party disruption. The democrats, or perhaps one or two of the dozen in the house, may attempt to flibuster on some matters but 1t will be only an attempt as there are not enough of them to cut any figure.
 The only democrat in the senate will content himself with Pickett duty for his party and let it go at that. He has al- ready shown disposition to avoid Dromi- hence by his prominent loneliness. While Of different type than his predecessor, the veteran John Hurley of Waterbury, who never spoke dozen words at a sin gle session of the many terms he served in the senate, and was without influence MT. Pickett will be given courteous con- sideration
 The several standing committees have been appointed, both in Che senate and house, and soon seats will be assigned to members. Then Il general acquaintance of members will begin and each member will know each other and be able to To- cate them when necessary Until this is done there will be a sort of groping tow ard constructive legislation. The governor | ln his message urged a short session, which he declared could be made effective by getting at business without delay The speaker of the house declared the session | ought to be sufficiently tn do fba state business properly, and spoke against undue haste. The 1919 session closed 1 May s, a month ahead of the limit placed by law.
 Harry L. Peterson of Norwich. ap- pointed assistant clerk of the senate by Clerk w. Arthur Countryman, was at his desk when the senate opened on Wdenes- day. His experiences at the 1919 session as stenographer for the judiciary commit tee will be of advantage in his new posi- tion.
 Speaker Huxford called the house to order at II and the initial prayer was offered by Rev Edward D. Aver, the blind chaplain" who is pastor of the Congregational church at Montville The speaker then announced the standing and special committees for the session as fol- lows:
 Administrative Civil Code-Russell. West Hartford Marsden, Madison :; Rowe, Litchfield Griswold, Wethersfield i; Morgan, Fairfield; Smith. Watertown i; Tolles, Ansonia Skilton. Morris; W.T. Hams Meriden; Johnson, Goshen Hodge, East Hampton.
 Agriculture - Russell, Middletown i; Child. Woodstock; Russell, Southbury i; Landon, Salisbury; Kellogg. Stafford i; Abel. Bozrah; Platt. NeWtown Grouse, jGranby; Seeley, Washington Smith, He bron; House, Glastonbury.
 Apfropriations-Eat Esrth Ha ssn ; Morgan. FafrfeId'; Osborne. Branf5rd 1; French, ,Thomaston; Dunham Wethers- field; Keith. Putnam; Bracket, Willing ton; Wadsworth. Pennington Rogers, New London Williams, Winchester; Mol Joy, Derby.
 Banks-Loucke, Walingford Rogers East Lyme Kent. Norwalk; Reeves, East Windsor; Bradley, Westport Deming, Berlin; Rogers, itchfeld; Dennis. Staf- ford; Lewis, Chester; Gager, Somers Behre. New Canaan.
 Capitol Furniture and Grounds-Mag- nus, Ethel; James, Ashford; Platt, New town; Downs, Bethel; Pendleton, Pres ton; Alcott, Avon; -Ahlstrom. Bridge water; Hitchings, Harwinton Tripp, Eastford; Browning, Montville; Tal- madge, Prospect.
 Cities and' Boroughs-Ford, New Ha- ven Smith, Manchester; Pendleton, Nor wich wills. Greenwich Rutherford, New Britain; Curtis, Newtown Beach, New Milford; Klatte, Seymour; Smith, Wtnd- ham; Conner, East Haddam; Randall
 Vernon.
 Claims-DeRosier, Bristol; Watkins Norwalk :; Palombo Waterbury; Smith
 Hebron ;, Stark, Lyme; Starr, Simsbury Hutchins, Columbia. Stewart, East
 Hampton; Dunn. Hartford; Smith, Mill
 ford; Merritt, A:rrlover.
 Congressional and Senatorial Districts Hill. Shelton; Campbell Enfield; Chid- sey, East Haven; Fffatt, Newtown; Du- vert. Putnam Pcbuda, Willington; Gibbs
 Norfolk; Rismer. Union Lincoln, Middle
 town; Middlebrook, Sharon; Persiani
 Southington.
 Constitutional Amendments (joint)--
 Bell. Salisbury; Wells, Bristol; Alderman
 Burlington; Downs. Bethany; Finley Bolton; Sweet, Lyme; Kingsley, Salem Treadwell. New Fairfield; Morse, Wood stock; Leach, Plymouth; Hale, Portland , Constitutional Amendments (house)- Hickey. East Hartford; Watkins. Nor
 walk; Mrs, Hooker. Hartford; Palombo Waterbury schofeld, Naugatuck; Skill
 ton, Morris; Butler, Roxbury; Lewis
 Chester; Hodge. East Hampton Pillow Danbury; Dennis, Stafford.
 Contingent Expenses (house)-Bierce
 Sharon; Rogers. Litchfield; McMahan
 Derby; Harrison, North Sranford Kings ley, Salem; Jewett (Mrs). Holland; Kel ? logg, Stafford Russell, MiddIetown Jor
 dan. Windham; Landon, Chaplin Dennis c Bridgeport.
 Engrossed Bills - Darby, Killingly n Con, Bedding.
 e Education-Lacey. Fairfield; Phillip! 4 Shelton; Ripley. Winchester Persian e Southington; Selden. Haddam; Nobl, n Suffield; Hooker, (A1rs,) Hartford; Ken n dall, Lisbon; Greene Middlebury; FIynr f Bethlehem; Jewett, (Mrs.) Holland.
 Excise Dunn, Hartford; Parkei
 Mansfield Church, Barkhamsted; Hay
 es, Plymouth; Warner, Hamden; John [ son. Canterbury; Hart, Pennington
 Leete, Guilford; Harrison, North Bran t ford Andrews, Danbury Cahill, Eas k Windsor
 r. Federal Relations-Nickerson Corr e wall; Smith, Groton Watkins. NorwaTk r, Brown (Miss) Napgatucll Smith, Cole g brook; Alderman, Burlington Tripq ,- Eastford; Brown, Ashton; Arrigon r Durham; Stark, Lyme; Alcott, Avon.
 Finance-Walter, Cheshire; Braman V Torrinston Allyn, Waterford Robinson l. New Milford; Keeney, somers Fairch.lt j. stratford Bidwell, East Hartford :" Woodruff Milford Graham, Suffie1d e Jordan, Windham; Chapman, Saybrool d Fish and Game Roscoe, Wilton
 Smith, Groton; Tolles, Ansonia; Gaine
 Hartford; Cleveland, Barkhamstead
 House, Glastonbury; Fitch, Weston r Clark, West5rook Perry, Scotland
 Dean. Canaan Gager. Somers. Forfeited Rights-Marsden, Madison '+ Boulter Stonington Merritt Andover :. Wadhams. Bloomfield Kilpa tricl, V Bridgeport; Lockwood, Watertown