Morning journal and courier., 1884-02-08
THE HOUSE,

Speaker Harrison. Frazer was offered by Chaplain Sage
 Petitions were referred as fJl oEs:
 or Maria J. Higby for power 10 sell lands of the sS tate of Artenlus King, Suffieid. Of r. E. CrumE al for partial repeal of the law regarding fishing Mystic river and for change of the same law, so that woodcock may Es shot from July to 'JanuSry l." Of G. NJ. Landers ct a for an amendment of the New Britain charter that the council may make orders concerning the preservation of the cemetery. Of the town Of Groton to be reimbursed for expenses incurred 1er orders of the State Board of Health Of ZschAriah Couch ct al, of Groton, that the use of tobacco by children in public schools be prohibited Of Ferdinand Avery ct al that DO change be made in the law concerning fishing in Mystic river. Relating to the Board of Charities it's borough charter (wtth bflI)
 Ren onstrAnce of w. W. l eVte ct al. regarding the petition for the StrsighteDtng of West rver in Now Haven.
 pointing Jeremiah Olney, of Thompson, conmis- Eoner of the school fund for the term or thr-e from July l, 1884. After plsaeaDt endorsement fiom Alien, of Putnam, the resolution WAS unani- mously passed and transmitted
 Resolution appointing DaL iel J. Donahue assistant judge of the MiddlSSown City court, vice Pike re- sigued Passed,
 the reeAee from ths New London county jail Of Chris topher Glynn, boy of ten, convicted of theft and stole tobacco and cigars. After explanation by Mr. Hall of stonington, the resolution WAS pasaed
 The Forfeited Rights committee made a: fAv rrablo report he resolution restoring forfeited rights fifteen years ago stealing honey when out on B lark night add has since been reputable citi-
 
 Favorable resolution restoring rights to NJ chae Daily, of Berlin. His petition had been strong fly endorsed. Daly was convicted of small theft ssv- eral years ago Tie resolution was passed
 Favorable on resolution restoring rights to John Flynn, ot Berlin. His offence was the same Dalys The resolution was passed.
 Resolut1 Jns were referred as follows:
 Amending charters of the borough of Birmingham, and the Danbury Home for Destitute Children. wheel pre.snted by the FifS Light Battery asaocial tion, C. V. That the estate of John Evans, late of EvAnS of sheffield. England. and his nephew William Fox of Bristo England subject to the rights of the ssSociaton of HnrtIord and phe kent Fire asaoeia ton. That the fisheries committee inquire into and report upon in the Aous1tonic river lAfter remarks on the neces'ity of the ioquiry by Mr. Wells, of ROxbury, the resolution pSssed and traasmittsdl ApproprIatinG $lO0O0 to mako good . denctency In the school fund
 Mr. Weed. of New OAnaAn-That when . school visitor oernes that school has been kept open four weeks, the ss slectmen shall draw order the town treasurer for the expenses of said school Edu cation
 Mr. Bradley, of NeWtown-That aervIce of foreign attachment may be nAds railroad company by service on the station agent in the town; Judiciary. and others shall notify several towns of any bond, mortgage security for money Ioaued during the year next the 1a of octoess If each year. Assessors shall set the on the lis. St ing disposition of the ssme; Judiciary.
 Mir. Tallmadge, of Bridgeport-That clerks of su- perior courts shall keep record of the names of the attorneys in their respective counties; Judiciary. Mr. Garvan, of East Hartford forfeitures by railroad companies on account of refusal neglect to make returns to the railroad commissioners shall be paid one-hAh to the stute and On65hAlf to tho prosecution; RAilfoadA.- ,.-f ,.-.is ,s,-.. ..
 Mir. CurtiHB of Woodbury-ValidatinR elections of constabea when legal notice Is not Giysn Judiciary
 MT. Renn, of Winchestsr-That when person is injured beeause of . highway being detective. he shall not lose his rightof action because of neglect to give notice within the prescribed tims when such injury may have made hifn mentally incompetent to give the notice; Judiciary.
 MT. Rockwell, of Ridgene neld-Regarding the regis ssrng of d0S but not changing ths Present rate 9f
 Mr. Case, of New BEitain-That in civil actions to recover wages the plaintiff may three times as much for Sunday work as for any other. day; Ju- diciAry.
 MT. Case of Granby-That in the cAse' of chsnrsS and repair the changed poFtion;sRoads and BridRea
 MT. LawlOr, of Mtddletown-T0 Aid Ntuwns cities and boroughs burdened with railroad ipdebtedne1s It provides that onefouHth money received 6y the State from railroad shal be- apnrs sinkng fund to pay the interest bonds issued by ondIy tosapply to the peyept of the pondG Ffnsnoa
 Mir, Case, of GEanby-ProVidfng for annual speciao appropfiations for State expenditures F1nAnce.
 M9 LineHs of Woodbriege-That4 no State ofRceru shall be members of the General AHseiphly by whom
 Other biIis presented were as follbws:. --s .-
 For the protection of hfh in the Quinnipdac river Prohibiting fishing in the Columbia. EaserToir. Amending law concerning nesne process in civil tions. Regulating settlement of fusofvent cstates. the State board Of cRrtties. and defningl dnfies Bin to heal various defects in the acts of That justices of the peace aha be elected btenhAy In November. Regarding the acknowledgements Of instruments affecting real estate. -s@ tic | Connietes EeRsEts were received e follows;