New Britain herald., 1925-01-15
CADWELL GETS
 HIS APPOINTMENT
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tcontinued From First PaKe) had done the best he could in mak- ing committee appointments and he hoped all would be satisfied.
 The house chairmanships of joint committees were as follows;
 Agriculture. MT. Landon, salis- bury.
 Appropriations, MT. Clark Had dam. .. ..
 Banks, Mir Tracy. Canaan.
 Capitol furniture and grounds, Mir. Johnson, Manchester. .n.a ..
 Cities and boroughs. Mir. Lynch, Orange. ...
 Claims Mir. Storrs, Mansfield.
 Congressional and senatorial dis triets, Mir Bradley. Beacon Falls.
 Constitutional amedments, Mir. Bronson, Winchester.
 Education, Mir. Lewis, stratford.
 Excise, Mir, Hall. Hamden.
 Federal relations, Mr. Barnes, Bristol.
 Finance, Mr, Parsons. North Can aan.
 Fish and game, Mir. Wheeler. Stratford.
 Forfeited rights, Mir, ltinkelstone, Bridgeport.
 Humane institutions, MT. Hill, Shelton.
 Interpretations, Mir. Williamson, Darien.
 Insurance, Mir, Allen, Vernon.
 Judge Alling Named.
 Judiciary, Mir. Alling, New Britain.
 Labor Mir. ThornhiIl. Brookfeld.
 Manufacturers, Mir, Talcott, Vern- on.
 Military affairs, Mir. Delamater. Wethersfield.
 Public health and safety, Mir. Hig- gins, Coventry.
 Railroads, MT. Pond, Plymouth.
 Roads, bridges and rivers, Mir. Hubert, Somers.
 Sale of lands. Mr. Honold, Bark hamstead.
 School fund, Mir. Hull, Madison.
 Shell fisheries, Mir. Wheeler, strat ford.
 State parks and reservations, MT. Huling, West Hartford.
 State prison, Mir. Hutchins, Thompson.
 Woman suffrage. Mir. Plant, Bran- ford.
 Other chairmanships went as fol- lows
 Constitutional amendments, (house) MT. Cassidy, Norwich.
 Contingent expenses, MT. Clarke, Canterbury.
 Engrossed bills, Mir. sturges. Woodbury.
 Legislative expenses, Mir. Warner, Hamden.
 New counties, Mir Kirby, Sharon. New towns, MT. Russell, Middle town.
 On Rules Committee.
 Rules, (housc), Mir. AIling, New Britain.
 State library. Mir. Peck, Bristol.
 Unfinished business, Mr. Pierre pont, Ridgcfield.
 Women Assignments.
 Committee assignments to women members of the house Included the To Mrs. AIsop, Avon, Contingent expenses, humane institutions.
 To Miss Green. (school teacher), Granby, new counties, state library. To Mrs. Hooker, Hartford, con- gressional districts, education.
 To Miss Marjorie Cheney teditor and school teaeher) Manchester, manufacturers.
 To Mrs. Fenninran, Naugatuck, legislative expenses, state parks.
 To Mrs. Townshend. New Haven, excise.
 To Mrs, Coe, Waterbury, public health and safety.
 To Mrs. Raymond, Lyme, con gressional district, state library.
 To Mrs. Neyius, New Fairfield. in- corporations.
 To Mrs. Emery, Stamford, state li- brary and unfinished business.
 Mrs, Ryan, Ridgefield, capitol fur niture and grounds, public health and safety.
 Mrs. Lewis, Stratford. education (chairman), woman suffrage.
 Mrs. Crawford, Westport humane sale of lands.
 Miss Weaver, farmer. New Milford, contingent, expenses, humane tnstitu- tions, state parks, woman suffrage.
 Mrs. Woodward, Bolton, school fund.
 Mrs. Anna T.. Vinton, Mansfield, appropriations, new towns.
 Of the women members Mrs. Lew is, Mrs. Nevius, Miss Weaver and Mrs. Vinton were in the 1923 session. Mrs. Nevius was on the committees of agriculture and school fund (clerk) Mrs. Vinton on appropria- tions, constitutional amendments (ioint) and school fund, Mrs, Lewis on education (cerk) and shell fish cries, Miss Weaver on humane insti- tutions (clerk) and woman suffrage (cIerk).
 Senate Committee Appointments
 The general assembly session Of 1925 went stop nearer getting down to work today when commit tee appointments were announced in both the senate and the house.
 The senate members of joint com