The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-05-16
AT ALL GROCERS.

1 Lathrop and Baxter, the committee ap pointed by Speaker Light to attend th' | funeral of Representative F. Standish
 a member of the House from Andover reported a set of resolutions on tht adopted by rising vote.
 The bill authorizing the board o1
 control of the Connecticut Agricultura 1 experiment. station at New Haven te appoint a man to be state entomologist ! and appropriating $3,O00 for two years l to carry out the provisions of the bill was passed
 The bill to prevent the appeals from the decision of county commissioners, was reconlmitted.
 The following bills were passed: Section 1-Section 90S of the general statutes is hereby amended by the ad- dition of the following words: "Provid-
 ed that service on a bank or trust com
 pany when such bank or company is
 named as garnishee, shall be made by
 leaving such copy at its principal of-
 flee during its regular hours of busi-
 ness, or by leaving such copy with it's
 treasurer, cashier or teller"
 SeCllCn A-CHdpl6T IG4 OI II0 puUilC
 acts of 1899 is hereby repealed.
 The bill providing for an increase in
 the number of judges of the superior
 court from thirteen to fourteen was
 passed aa
 A resolution introduced by MT. King
 of Windham suspending for the ball.
 ance of the session the rule which re-
 quires bills, etc, to be kept on the ta-
 ble one day, was passed.
 The report of the committee on tenn perance in reference to change in the present license law, was made the order of the day for Thursday, May 23, at Il o'clock
 The Senate passed several railroad matters, among them being resolution amending the charter of the Winches- ter Avenue railroad of New Haven, giving the road the right to build new route through West Haven; a resolu- tion amending the charter of the West Shore Railway company, and resolu- tion incorporating the Middletown and Meriden Traction company.
 The indeterminate sentence bill was passed by the Senate, Senator Knealey explaining it carefully.
 The bill establishing free public en- ployment bureaus in the principal cit les of the state amended so as to con- cur with the House was passed.
 The fox bounty bill was passed in the Senate after an intellectual attempt had been made to increase the payment to the tows for killing such animals.
 Senator Kenealey offered resolution suspending the rule of the Senate re- gardng reconsidering matters on day after passage, in favor of an early ses- sion. The senator said that there seem- ed no good reason why the session should not close in the first week in June, and the bill was passed.
 The amendments to the charter of the Winchester Avenue Railroad com- pany passed by the Senate authorizes the company to construct single or double track with all the necessary curves, switches and turnouts from it's present tracks on Congress avenue, in the city of New Haven, thence through Howard avenue to Portsea street; also from the corner of Thomas street and Campbell avenue, in the town of Or ange. thence through Thomas street to East avenue to Ninth street, to Blohn place, to Second avenue, or through Thomas street, when extended, or by private way lawfully acquired to Divi- sion street. to Second avenue and hence to It's tracks on Elm street.
 The company is also granted an ex- ension of time until the rising of the l 1ext legislature for the construction l If its tracks over any of the following | 'outes heretofore authorized; begin- 1 ling at its tracks at the corner of | avenue avenue and Spring | treet in the town of Orange, through | Spring street to Washington avenue md Howard avenue to its tracks at he corner of Howard avenue and Congress avenue in the city of New Haven; also through Union avenue in he city of New Haven when opened to ravel. I Another amendment changes the harter of the West Shore road to elim- nate some thirty curves from its line etween West Haven and Woodmont, nd allows the building of track from he Consolidated railroad station at voodmont to the shore cottages at voodmont. The House passed the bill drawn by 'elix Chillingworth of New Haven pro- iding that whenever an application is ,ade to the county commissioners for cense to sell liquor other than a re- ewal Of former license at same place 1e county commissioner shall require nat notice of hearing on such applica- , on shall be posted on building speci- ed in the application and posted so ubicly that it shall be plainly visible , passersby. f