The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-04-10

grade crossings on petition by street
 railway companies, and that such com panies shall pay their share of the cost was tabled. The bill provides that when a. grade crossing has been elimi-
 mated at tho expense of others, the
 street railroad shall reimburse them for
 it's share when i. lays it's tracks.
 In the House q number of petitions
 were received from labor organizations
 in Waterbury, Torrington and New Ha- ven in favor of the bill to create public employment bureaus.
 The following reports of committees were received.
 Favorable on bill for the incorpora- ton. of the Connecticut Ice company the Willow Brook Creamery associa- ton of Westport, substitute bill incor- Eporating the Ridgefield Illuminating Ecompany incorporating the Pinnage
 Spring Water company, the Congrega- tion of the Brethren Sons of Israel, l the l.. G. K. Vytantas, the St. Stephen
 King of Hungary society, the D. c.
 Scranton Memorial library, amending
 charter of Hammockdyke and Clinton Village Improvement society, amending | tiiC Suuitcl u tuS WluONS 7IlOluc, lll- | corporating the Diel club, the c. M. Shay Fertilizlng company, amending the charter of the Putnam Foundry and Machine company, the St. George Li- thunian society of Bridgeport, incorpo- 1ating the Slavonic Wreath of Free Eagle, amending the charter of the
 Bridgeport Land and Title company. The following bills from the calendar
 were passed: Authorizing the Litch- field Gas Light company to increase It's capital stock; empowering the Vest vile school district to take charge of trust funds for the care of cemetery; changing the name of the Criterion
 club to the Thomaston club; incorporat-
 ing the Wethersfeld Water company;
 making an appropriation of s1 1000 each
 for the erection of memorials to the
 First light, Sixth, Ninth, and Tenth
 regiments; Incorporating the Momau-
 guin Improvement association of Cosy
 Beach; Incorporating the Patten Dye
 Works company of Hartford, incorpo- rating the Home of Worthy Protestant
 Women of Norwich, reviving the char ter of the Bridgeport Catholic Orphan asylum, passed in 1895: to pay Mary Kelsey, woman eighty-four years old,
 who is a daughter of soldier of the war of 1912, $12 month: empowering the judges of the superior court to dis solve injunctions granted by any court extending the time for the Peoples Tramway company to lay it's tracks; extending the time for the construc- tion of the New London Street Railway company over certain highways, con- carning t1e burial os soldiers and sail ors; amending the charter of the city of New Haven: relating to the layout of streets, building lines and sewers of the streets, building lines and sewers in the city of Bridgeport; incorporating the Terryville Savings bank, amending the charter of the Norwalk Tramway company, placing the care of the Pres ton Cemetery associatiofS in the hands of the corporation.
 Reports were received from commit tees as follows. Favorable on resolu- ton making an appropriation of 5000 to the Litchf1eld county hospital of Winchester; unfavorable on bills relat- | ing to the delivery of telephone mes- | sages, concerning town finances, con- cerning legal settlement; unfavorable on the petition for the incorporation of { the Bridgeport Fire and Life Insurance petitioners given leave to | withdraw; favorable on petition of J, | D. Barlow, for s15O to reimburse him for injuries received at state camp: | favorable on bill making an appropria-