The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-27
AMERICAN EAGLE A THIEF
REPRESENTATIYE MAIN NOT IN
LOVE WITH QUE NATIONAL BIRD.

AO' WIN OUR NATIONAL BIfD'
He VIII Steal Little Lambs and Pigs
sometimes Brought to Earth by the
stonington Lawmaker-Another Cuban
Neutrality-suspicious. Adjourns-Appoint-
ment of Judges.
Lieutenant Governor Dewell called
the senate to order at II a. m. Prayer
was offered by Chaplain Thompson.
Senate concurred in appointments Of
judges of inferior courts as follows:
Fred w. Mills, deputy judge of the
court of Manchester.
Charles F. Hungerford Judge, and
George d. Bssell deputy judge Of the
borough court of Naugatuck
L. D. Fairbrother, judge, and o. d.
Sherman, deputy judge, of the town
court of Stonington.
Gideon HI. Welch as judge of the
borough court Of Torrington.
James bishop, judge Of the city court
of New Haven, and E. c. Dow, deputy
judge.
The bill allowing electric railways to
furnish light along their lines was re-
jected in concurrence, Senator Good
rich explained that the electric rail-
ways did not wish to go into the cleo
trio lighting business.
Twenty bills came from the house,
upon which adverse action had been
taken by the judiciary committee, and
rejected by the lower branch. Several
railroad bills were rejected. Relative
to the rejection of the Enfield and Som
ers street railway, Mr.. Kendall explain
dthat when the matter was taken up
IN the committee room director of the
proposed road was present and had
nothing to say in it's favor.
Senator Plimpton asked for the sus-
pension of the rules in order that the
bill changing the name of the Hartford
Life and Annuity company to the
Hartford Life Insurance company could
be put upon it's passage.
The senator explained that the COM
pany wished the bill passed at once as
It desired to have the name cut in the
stone work Of the new building that is
being erected.
ed:
Senate joint resolution-Amendin
the charter Of the Hartford and Man
chester and Rockland Tramway COM
pany. "a
House joint resolution No. 29-Res-
olution changing school district lines
in Ledyard.
Substitute for house Joint resolution
No. 40-Resolution incorporating the
New London athletic club.
Substitute for house joint resolution
No. 112-Resolution Incorporating the
Portland Homestead company. '
House Joint resolution No. 121-Reso-
luton amending the charter of the Mid
ison Mutual Fire Insurance company.
House joint resolution No. 131-Res-
olution incorporating the East Neck
chapel associatin.
House joint resolution No. 142-Reso-
luton authorizing the town of Man
chester to reimburse James M. Burke.
House Joint resolution No. 328-Reso-
luton declaring George Keane elected
justice Of the peace.
House joint resolution No. 327-Res-
olution amending the charter of the
borough Of Jewett City.
substitute for the senate bill con-
cerning the time of making executive
appointments was passed 1t is as fol-
lows:
"All nominations and appointments
nlade by the governor, requiring the
consent of the senate or of the general
assembly, shall be made on~or before
May 1 of the year in which the general
assembly is in session
Senator Warner spoke of the lack of
uniformity of the periods within which
nominations must be made by the gov
ernor, and he said that the judiciary
committee were satisfied that it would
be better to bring them all within a
single period, ending May 1. This bill
was passed without further debate.
House resolution authorizing the town
of Manchester to reimburse James M.
Burke of Manchester, came up for con-
sideration. Burke was justice of the
peace and when the town court was
established he supposed that he was
put out of office. He took out liquor
license but 1t was afterward discovered
that he was still q justice. Complaint
was brought and his license was re-
voked, as the law required. The reso-
luton, which authorizes the town to pay
Burke 1925, was passed in concurrence,
after explanation by Senator Warner.
Resolution amending the charter of
the Hartford Electric Light company
authorizing the company to issue bonds.
Senator Brown offered an amendment
limiting the issue to s250,000. This was
agreed to and the resolution was pass
ed.
The use of the senate chamber for
next week was granted to the judiciary
committee, the supreme court room be-
ing occupied next week by the supreme
court
! Senator Marigold presented resolu-
tions of Bridgeport clergymen protest
ing against any action curtailing the
I. powers of the Law and Order league
and favoring a law prohibiting women
I known to be lewd from being admit
5 ted to saloons. Referred to the tenn
perance committee.
Adjourned at II m. to next Tuesday
at 1890.
In the House.
The great American eagle. emblem
of liberty, and sympathetic resolution
for the struggling Cubans for the boon
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