Morning journal and courier., 1882-02-03

providing for uniform for members of the Second company Governors Horse Guard of New Haven.
 By MT. Reynolds of Lyme-Bill abolishing the use of liquor screens.
 By MT. Taylor of Danbury-Exempting members of fire and hook and ladder com- panies from poll tax, in case of five years service.
 By Mir. Mann, of Hamden-Bill amending the act incorporating the East Rock Park.
 By MT. Page-Resolution appointing Charles B. Wheeler county commi ssioner for Fairfield county for three years from July 1 passed.
 By Mr. Gillette, of Waterbury-Bill that no action shall be maintained against any town, city or municipal corporation for dam ages from snow, ice or sleet on any street, highway, or avenue, or sidewalk or bridge.
 By MT. Robertson-Resolution incorpora ting the Standard Time company. By Mir. Bishop, of Guilford-Bill repeating the act of 1880 relating to dogs. By Mir. Pease, of Enfeld-BiH repeating the act relating to commercial fertilizers. By MT. Bishop-Bil1 giving same power to collect communication tax that is granted by statute for the collection of property taxes. By Mir. Fuller, of Somers-Bill providing that applications for license shall contain de- scription of place where the liquors are to be sold.
 By MT. Wren, of Bridgeport-Bill requir- ! ing the treasurer of every savings bank to l make out sworn statement annually on or | before July 10, containing the name and amount standing to his credit of every de- positor who shall not have made deposit 1 therein or withdrawn therefrom any part of his deposit for twenty years but such state ment is not required in case the depositor is known to be living The law also requires | the publication of the statement in newspa- l pers.
 By Mr. Northrop, of Middletown-Final report of the committee on additional build l ings for the insane hospital at MiddIetown. The report shows that the total expenditures ! were $129, 9,912.42, leaving balance of $87.- ! 5S undrawn from the State the original ap- propriation being $13O,O00. Committee reports received fol I lows
 l Military Affairs--Favorable on accepting 1 report of quartermaster general ordered on | file.
 l Railroads Favorable on accepting report of Bridgeport Horse Railroad company, or dered on file; favorable on acceptivg report l of Westport and Saugatuck Horse Railroad company ordered on file
 udiciary-Substitute bill concerning the disinterment of corpses, tabled for calendar
 also substitute bill concerning disinterment
 of deceased persons.
 The House concurred with the Senate ir
 the disposal of various measures, including the passage of amendment to the bill con
 cerning the appointment and confirmation oi Judges.
 Mir. Northrop, of the conference commit tee reported that the two houses could not
 agree on limiting new business to this week
 Friday. The House adhered. Mir. Northror
 introduced new resolution limiting the re ception of new business to Friday, February
 10; passed.
 | Communication was received from the Governor transmitting the first annual report
 of the board of pharmacy commissioners
 referred to the Judiciary committee. | At 12:30, on motion of Mir. Cooley. o1
 Hartford, the House adjourned until Friday at 1O:3O R. m