Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-18
THE CALENDAR.

be accepting report of Industrial School for Girls ordered file and usual number of copies ordered printed Favorable receiving report o Connecticut General Hospital ordered on file.
 THE CALENDAR.
 Business on the calendar was taken up, and House bill No IT, authorizing the city of Waterbury to issue bonds was verbally amended by the Committee on En- grosIed Bills, the amendment being concurrent with the Senate.
 House bill Mo- 57, amending section IS, chapter 16, title 19 of the revised statutes and providing that ssThe wages of any minor child under the age of a amount Of twenty-five dollars, be exempt from attach Judiciary Committee and it's passage advocated by MT. Mr. Carpenter opposed the passage of the bil as it would work injustice to creditors The heads of fao- flies were exempt only to the amount of $1o. who wished to be heard further on the bf and that it be tabled 80 ordered.
 1NrEREsr ON UNPAID TAXES.
 The substitute bill providing that interest at the rate of cent shall be charged on any tax town, city, borough school district, which shall remain for one month unpaid after it has become due and payable. was reported favorably from the Finance Commitee. MT. Wilcox, of Middletown, in the absence of the chairman, MT. Nichols, of Danbury explained the bill, Mir. Morris, of New Haven, introduced amend ent exempting taxes secured by liens, laid to be laid, which was adopted. The amendment was fa- vored by MT. Stanton, of Hartford.
 Mir. Morris then spoke in support of the measure, urging that by it's passage it would give an impsus MT Tinker, of NeE London. nd thought the law as it On vote the measure was carried
 SAVINGS BANKS.
 The Committee Banks reported unfavorably on repeating the statute prohibiting savings banks from loaning funds to manufacturing companies sastical societies. except individual security taken up. MT. Tinker said the act passed la st year on the recommendation of the Bank Commits sioners and had been found to work we'll. He did not think it ought to bs repealed. On vote the bill for peal was rejected.
 BILLS REJECTED.
 The bill providing for the employment of pages by the General Assembly was rejected.
 The bill providing that parties doing business shall put up signs and make other exhibits of the ca ling pursued was rejected, MT. Stanton explaining that it fnterfered with private rights.
 House bill No. 53 relating to foreign attachm nts and giving Justices of the Peace equity favor, House bill Mo- 45 relating to special corpo- rations was reported unfavorably and rejected.
 INSANE HOSPITAL.
 Mir Mash of RIdeeheld introduced the following, au- thorized by the town of Ridgefeld at regular town meeting: |, - asylum for the insane poor be located in this town. Resolved, That the sum of $5,OOO be and hereby is purpose of purchasing tract of land in this town for asylum or hospital for the inssne presented to the State of Connecticut free gift provided the State will locate such asylum in this town said location to be approved by the committee or commits soners who may be appointed by the State for that ResoIped. That our Senator Hon. Lyman D. Brew his influence in the Senate to procure pa,sage bill locating insane asylum or hospital at some place in Fairfield county.
 OTHER ITEMS BUSINESS. Mr. Thomas, of Roxbury, asked to be excused from service on the School Fund Committee; request granted.
 Mr. DeForest called upon the Railroad Commissions report which tabled in order to find there had been mistakes and inform,ties in the returns the NewYork New Haven and Hartford road. No infor maes had been discovered, Mr. DeForest stated ,and moved the acceptance of the report accepted and ord cred file.
 Mr. Parker moved to take up House resolution No. l4O authorizing the release of Antona Bently of East Hartford which had been reported favoraby and also that printing be suspended; ordered. The resou- ton was then passed, MT. Parker advocating such 
 The resolution authorizing the release of Edward O'Hara from the Hartford county Jail was passed. resolution offered by Mr. Carpenter directing the Board Railroad Commissioners to report to the ln- Assembly their finding oi the facts in the matter of the increase of the capital stock of the Rockville railroad passed.
 Wednesday.