Morning journal and courier., 1884-02-06

Of J. O. Fuller ct al in relation to employment of minor children in manufactorfes. For the fncorpo- ration of the Oitizens gas company, of Bridgeport For the incorporation of school of engineers. Of V4R of ATnum club of wall inGford. Concerning New Haven and Orange lines.
 The following resolutions referred; Incorpor- stince the Jennings Hat Sizing Machine company; the Phillips Venetian Blind company; the Msrfden Literary association, Post Elias Howe, G. A. R.. of Bridgeport. Amending charter of the New Haven Orphan asylum. Concerning civil rights Making an appropriation Horace Hesth for services preparing a roll of the House. Authorizing revision of the probate laws. Creating board of Vark commission street crossing in Hartord Changing name of Janet A. Perkins to Janet A. Candee For the publication Of the public acts in German.
 Bills were referred as follows:
 MT. Brainard, of Hartford-ThAt no town pauper unless resident of the district when he admit ted to the almshouse; Judiciary. MT. Mclean, sof fsimsbury-Concerning dutieG of county commissioners in the of insane person' Judiciary.
 MT. Crofut. of Danbury-That liquor licenses shsl1 be from $500 to s1 e0e in towns of over 5000 peoPe and beer licenses $500 to $500. If less than $500 S250 to $500 for quer and $lOO to $500 for beer Tenn perance
 MT. Skinner: of Andovsr-Concerning telephone
 companies shall not chHrGe subscribers ever $25 per annum when there are in the town or borough over
 1eO and less than 200, and only $2O when 200; | Mr. Case of tiranby-That courts shall have ju-
 risdtction in divorce only when both parties
 lived the State when the action begun, the
 plaintiff resided here and the defendant served
 with process here, and where one was domtced here | when the action was begun and one or the other
 actually resided here for one year next preceding the | action; Judiciary
 l MT. Horne of Winchester-That wages may be at
 tashed for sums due for medical attendance, well
 as house rent etc sndiciary.
 MT. TalrAage of Bridgeport-That in embezzement
 cesss, the police city court may impose penalty
 of $50 six months in the county jAil Judiciary
 MT: Higley of Meriden.Rel1tiDg to the taxation oi telephone corporations; Finance Other bills refel red were as follows: Regulating interments in cemeteries. Prohtbitire | fishing in Cherry pond Amending section 45, chap
 ter 146 of the acts of 1867. Concerning shell fisher
 ies Two bills relating to trustees and Adm1n1stra- tors. Regarding acknowledgement of instrument af fecting real estate. Concerning apporti lnment o | the school fund. Giving bank commissioners theil travelling expenses Authorizing East Lyme to sdOp
 bylaws. Concerning offences against public policy l Concerning supreme court records. That nquol cases may be appealed from the commissioners tt | the superior court. Regarding examinations o teachers. Incorporating the Young Mems Literary l Annual reports of the Bridgeport and New Haver ferred:
 The following committee reports were received ncorporatons-Favorableo on resolution 1ncorporat | ing the New Britain club. Favorable incorpora tion of the Bristol Water company and Ssugatuol
 charter the Society the of the Minis \ try. Favorable petition allowing Spring Grove
 Cemetery association, Of Hartford, to create pera ! nent fund,
 1 Uities and Boroughs-F Favorable on Hartford and | Wethersfeld horse railroad company; ordered or ! Sale of Lands-Authorizing Noah H. Whitmore trustee, to sell certain real estate. Mir. Law, of New Haven, introduced by request
 resolution for 8 constitutional amendment changing
 the pan of representation That after January, 1887 ! every town shall be entitled to member, and i over 5000 population, two members, and one addt
 tional member for each additional 10000. Referred to the committee constitutional amendments Matters on the calendar were passed as follows
 Bill to preserve the purity of water in public TsSer \ voirs.
 Bill thst when any married person has adopted
 child and the husband wife has not joined 1u sucl adoption it may be done through the court of pro bate at any time during the minority of the child Allowing the Norwich street railway company t | extend ita lines.
 ! The following was rejscted:-Bin concerning edu
 cation in the public schools rejected and bill tha
 officers of national banks Hhall not be officers of sAy
 ings banks tabled at the request of MT. Noble, Bridgeport, who wishea to speak upon it. The House at 1:15 p. nn. adjourned to 10:30 a. m Wednesday.