Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-22

proper reimbursement It was explained by Mir. Simonds. chairman of the committee, and passed.
 bill was passed providing that no officer of any bank, savings bank or trust company chartered by this State shall be eligible to the office of bank commissioner; and if any bank commissioner shall at any time become indebted to such bank, savings bank or trust company, or shall engage or be interested Tn the sale of securities as business in the ne- gotiation of loans for others, his office shall
 become vacant.
 Bill that all public acts, except when other
 wise therein specially provided, shall take
 effect on the first day of June subsequent to
 the adjournment of the General Assembly.
 Mr. Robbins, of Wethersfeld, explained that
 at present law was sometimes passed and a
 man prosecuted under it before he had means
 of knowing that such law was in existence j; passed.
 Bill that each judge of the Supreme Court of Errors and of the Superior court, who IS or may be entitled to receive his necessary expenses while engaged in official duty, shall be allowed for such expenses not exceeding five hundred dollars per annum to be paid quarterly by the treasurer upon the audit of the comptroller; passed.
 Bill that the wages of any minor shall not be taken by process of foreign attachment for any debt of the parent, nor in any case where the debt is not for necessafies furnish
 
 of Wethersfeld, explained the bill and the needs of it. As the law now stands a boys wages are sometimes factorized to pay the debts incurred by his father before he (the boy) was born. After considerable discus sion over 8 point of literary taste as to the use of the word stor'' or 'tnet, Mir. Troup. of New Haven, moved to
 amend by striking out the last section of the bill, so that it shall read "the wages of any
 minor shall not be taken by process of for eign attachment for any debt of the parent. This was objected to by MT. Brown, of Nor wich chiId's wages should be attached by parent to pay for the necessities Of life The amendment was rejected, and the original bill passed in concurrence with the Senate. Minor bills were passed as follows:
 Resolution incorporating the Essex Hall
 association. Resolution amending the char ter of the borough of Colchester. Bill Ru-
 thorizing the erection of the cook and mess
 rooms on the Niantic camp ground. Bill that agents of the Humane society shall wear
 badge having the seal of said society. Reso- lution providing for grading the Nlsntlc camp ground. Resolution incorporating the Bigelow company of New Haven. Act pro- viding for the heating and lighting of the State armory at New Haven. Res olution paying $253. 70 to compensate Representatives from Wlndham county of 1881 for services rendered under an act Of the General Assembly. Act providing for the collection of taxes in New Haven
 Bill making it legal for Senators to attend
 and participate in meetings of county repre- sentatives Bill making it the duty of the reporter of the decisions of the Supreme
 Court of Errors to insert after the syllabus
 of each case the date of the argument and the date of the decision. Bill providing for
 the proper examination and care of insane persons and idiots confined in jails Bill re- pealing the disregarded law that vessels shall
 not pass through drawbridge with the aid of steam. Bill protecting fish in the Quinni- piac river. Resolution incorporating the
 Stamford club. Bill amending the Norwalk charter.
 At 1:10 the House adjourned to Thursday at 10 o'clock.