The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-03-21

change Building company of New Ha-
ven and Western New England Iron,
Steel and Hardware association; con-
corning interference with electrical APP
| planes of street railroads; incorporat-
| ing Branford Electric company; proVid-
| ing that selectmen may convene a spe-
cial town meeting on petition of twenty
voters; concerning Writs Of error and
summary process and extending time
when they may be issued from twenty
four hours to forty-eight hours; an act
concerning marriage; concerning costs
in actions of foreclosure.
The resolution concerning fares on
| Winchester avenue railroad was tabled !;
and the oyster police bill was made
| the special order for Thursday at 1890
The bill relating to deposits by insur-
ance companies with the treasurer of
the state was explained by Mr.. Page
of Meriden. A company desiring to re-
insure in a New York company cannot
withdraw the deposits from the treas
urer of this state. The bill gives this
authority, and the bill passed,
A bill concerning trademarks pro-
vdes that such marks shall apply to
milk. 1t was passed.
The bill relating to accounts of re-
ceivers of insolvent insurance compan-
les provides that besides making the
annual reports to the courts, such re-
ports shall also be made to the insur-
ance commissioner. The bill was
passed.
The bill concerning courts of common
pleas was explained by Representative
Judson of Stratford. The bill provides
for calling in of a judge from the
court from one county to another in
cases where it was desired a change.
In some cases it was Objectionable for
a judge to sit upon a particular case,
and the bill provided that upon appli-
cation to the chief justice such changes
could be made.
The bill concerning naturalization
providing that amy political party may
pay for naturalization papers, Repre-
sentative Judson said was a disgrace
to our civilization. No money compen-
sation should be made for a vote, and
yet this was the manner of educating
this class of citizens. Every voter who
wished to avail himself of the fran
chise should pay for the privilege The
bill passed.
An unfavorable report was made on
the bill providing that probate judges
shall be voted for on separate ballots.
Representative Newton of New Ha-
ven referred to the custom of inviting
the general assembly to visit the Con-
necticut School for Girls at Middletown
and the Connecticut School for Boys
at Meriden He said the invitation was
for Friday, April 5.
The invitation was accepted.
An unfayorable report was made ON
the bill concerning inspection previous
to burial. The bill was rejected.
The bill providing that all dentists
must be licensed graduates of a dental
college was tabled
The resolution amending the charter
of the New Haven Electric Light com
pany to an increase of capital stock !
from 100000 to s2,0O0,000 was passed In
the senate. 1t has been on the calendar
for nearly two weeks to give any one
who cared to do so a chance to appear |
before the Incorporation committee and |
amend the report of the committee. No |
one appeared.
HERE AND THERE.
There may still be another postpone |
ment of the New Haven charter matters
for Chairman Marlgold said this morn
ing it was very doubtful if the attor-
neys could all be present next week i
on the date set for continuing the hear
ing.
The house this morning granted the |
use of the hall of the house to the COM
mittee on railroads on Friday at 1890 |
p. M, at which time there will be
Of the hearing concern |
ing by electric roads of steam roads.
Representative Gardiner Green Of
Norwich presided in the house during
most of the morning hour.