Morning journal and courier., 1884-02-07
THE SENATE

-A NASNo~ SO A"Jh
 THE SENATE.
 ,ae Eensts wns called to order at 1o:so o'clock by hteate nant Governor Sumner Prayer WAS offered by
 Petitions we're presented and referred as follows: Senator TSrnsr-Petition Of G. P. Chapman and others, oI Waterbury, for to the liquor law to expressly forbid tho temporary transfer of to circuseS pcnics or other pleasure grounds public halls any public assembltng Temperance. sepator Cooley-Bill repeating so much Of the law Of 1883 as requires corporations organized prior to the of the law to file their charters in the of fee of the Secretary of State within two from June 1gt, 1883; Judiciary.
 striking out the word "icepse" between the words
 every and person" go as to make the penalty for selling license apply to any person; temperance. MT. Yale-Act authorizing the Central school dis trict of Wallingford to issue bonds amount retire like amount now outAtandiDg; Finance. Mr. DeForsst-Bil that it shall not be lawful to of the State between the 2Oth July the of October; penalty: fine of $l00 imprisonment GO
 MT. Rarrows-Pettt'on of tbe citizens of KiIlingIy for change in the liquor law, requiring the of persons endorsing licenses to be printed; that
 ceuss bs granted for the sale of liquor where there is connection between the house and sa,oon; and [The.e are ,he features of the law struck out last year and the petitioners that their prevents the proper enforcement of the liquor lawl Mir. stanton-Rssoluiion providing for the heating of the New Haven arnory; Military.
 AL the request of Mr. Stanton the reference of House bill 2l was changed from the Military to the hn&bce committee, The bill changes the time for making up the military enrolment, upon which Is b.seG the coumutation tax,
 House resolutions appointing Silaa R. Holmes, of East HSddam, county commissioner for Middiesex county and Nathan M. Belden, of Wilton, for Fair Held county; passed.
 Communication from the Governor nominating as New Haven harbor commissioners: William F. TroW- bridge, of New Haven. and DaDiel R. Wagner, of West Haven, for five years from July l, 1884, ar Thomas R. Tro~ bridge, Jr for the uneIptred term to July lsS5}of the late Henry TroWbringe; Com mittee Executive Nominations.
 Committee reports were received ns follows: Education, MT, Coot-In favor of filing ths annual report of the State Board Of Education; ordered Military, Mr. StaHton-In favor of an sppropria- ton ot $500 to prosecute pension claims at haehing ton; calendar.
 Business on the calendar was disposed of as fol lows:
 Resolution incorporating the New England Title Insurance company of Hartford. MT. Maltbie said the resolution in the usual form. The corpora ton may insure against loss damage by reason of defective titles to real estate and investigate titles to real estate and act the agent of owners mort Gages of real estate The capital is to be $l0o.Ot0 with privilege to increase to $5OO0O0. Among the corporators are Charles E. Perkins, Robert E. Day aud Samuel L. Way of this city, aud Percy s. Bryant of East Hartford The resolution passed.
 Resolution amsnding the charter of the borough oi Stamford; passed. Mr. Baraows explained that the change simply gave power to the thorough of Stan. fcrd to issue bonds in place of the ''warden and buyes." o .o. o...,,,.,, .,.n,., ., time. Mr. Scofield said the change established fol State the standard of time for the 18th meridian | west from Greenwich. The bill passed.
 The bill hxiug aalary of the attorney fol Holland county at S1 900 was passed. Mr. Scoisld explained that the increase S3s0 but 1t made the salary the that of the attorney for Windhan l county.
 bill was passed for the protection cf boat owners Mr. scofeld said that 1t provided penalty of aus of S7 imprisonment thirty days, both, for rnis representation by persons hiring boats to desti nation and manner of using the same, wilfu. ! abandoning tho boat.
 | The law of 1883 (page 23s) amended that tho l same shall read follows Administration of any person shall not be granted after seven years nol shall the will of any person be admitted to probate after years, from his decease until the court O
 probate upcn written petition, and after notice ad vertised two weeks in weekly ewspaper in tn, where the deceased last dwelt, and such fur ther notice the court of probate diTect shall fnC that of such estate ought to bc grant ed or that said will should be admitted to probate. | The following matters were rejected on unfAvors | ble reports from committees:
 l House bill and 72 amending the law establishing a standard time. House bill 3, relating to the pubt ter I1s public of 1882, concerning costs in ctvt actions House bill 14, in amendment of the law fo Relief. House bill 20 amending the law relating tC ofenses to private property House Dill 21 relating
 At 11:2o the Senate adjourned to Thursday l0:so HOUSE.
 The House was called to order by Speaker H&rriaoI Petitions were read and referred follows: In aid of the restoration of forfeited rights t( John simonds of Hebron and Stephen Whitney o | Cornwall. For incorporation of the Spring Grev' Cemetery association of Stamford Of Ira Fonda fol compensation for injuries st the Mantle enca1p | ment Of Theodore Woolsey ct al of New Haven ing the liquor laws that prosecuting agents shal | be paid fee of slO instead of $5. Of James
 
 ct a, Of Meriden, in favor of the proposed for 1 eigu attachment and weekly payment law. oi forfeited rights Of I. B. Cass ct aI of Canton an act offering bounty for killing certain animalI with bilD Of Mary L. Hunter ct all, for power to
 The Speaker appointed the following joint select ! committee on the statue of Governor Buckingham: Messrs Horne of Winchester, Spsllman of Sufield | Ayers of Orange, Lathrop of Norwich, Noble oi Bridgeport, Brown of Groton, Spencer of saybsoo1
 Resoution that the comptroller pay the cost of tn. statue when bill Is presented under the contrac | already made. Referred to the above committee. | Resolution appointing silas R. Holmes of Eas | Haddam, county commissioner Of M1ddiesex county for three years from January l. 1884, taken iron the table, passed and transmitted to the Senate. | Appointing Nathan M. Belden. of W1lton' com l missioner of Fairfield county for the same period | Other resolutions referred were follows:
 Extending to July. 1888, the time forhe Ridgehelt | and New York railroad company to right of way Validating certain acts of the town of North Haven That the part of the Governors message referring | Committee of Humane Institutions Appropriatin $125 900 addition to the 1nsAae hospital at Mid | dletoWn. Incorporating the Torripgton Ga1 Ligh l company the Third Baptist church of stonington the Pennington Valley Agricultural society, ant the Connecticut Glass Slate company; Anfhorizin F! \ Mary's society cadets at sMiddletown. Amendin l charter of the New Haven and West Haven Rors Railroad company. Validating acts of the TorrtDgto ! School society. Amending the charter of the Wate \ Gas Light company. | Bills were referred follows:
 \ Mr. Gay, of FRrmington-That no savings bank shall hereafter make any loan on personal securit without collateral security lR stocks or conds of known market value at least per cent greater tha 'ns 1r S1eral of aorton-That towns may prohibi | the dumping of stones in highways; Judiciary. | Mr Butler of Middletown-Prohtbitfng the iu serting into the desh of animals or fowls any msts substance for the purpose or hoidins sas 'nersoI
 Mr. Cay. of FArminSton-ThAt County Commii Hioners may hereafter charge for every dAy of actu , service; Judiciary.