The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-04-04

Inspector TO enter buildings 10 eAdllliii'
plumbing, extending the time for thu
! construction of the East Haven anc
| Morris Cove railroad; amending the
charter of the Windsor Locks, Electric
Lighting company by authorizing the
company to manufacture and sell gas
and to issue bonds to the amount OF
$4,000; incorporating the Fairmonl
Land company; eXempting the st
Francis Total Abstinence and Benevo-
| lent society, of Winsted; relating to the
| employment of veterans of veterans OF
| the civil war in public buildings; APP
propriating $4,000 to the Waterbury
hospital appropriating $4,000 for the
education of the deaf and dumb per-
hitting the Home Trust company to
establish a branch office in Ansonia;
making annual appropriation of $4,000
each to the following hospitals Cen
eral Hospital, Of Connecticut, Hart
ford, Bridgeport, Grace hospital, OF
New Haven, William W. Backus hos
pital, of Norwich Norwalk hospital
and Memorial hospital, of New Lon
don; concerning attempts to burn YES
sells; relating to the assessment of taxes
in Bridgeport; amending the charter OF
the Rockville Water and Aqueduct
company by allowing it to exercise it's
functions in Vernon, Ellington and Toll
land; allowing the New Britain Gas
Light company to increase its capital
stock to 100000, ETC.; appropriating
$4,000 to the Stamford hospital pro-
vidng that the corporators of the Glas-
tonbury Free Academy shall be voted
for as town corporators."
In the Senate Senator Lanyon intro
duced resolutions appointing John c.
Byxbee, John w. Cole and Eugene A.
Hall trustees of the Connecticut School
for Boys.
Senator Burton called from the table
the resolution allowing the Derby Street
railroad to extend tracks, and amend
ed 1t SO as to extend the tracks from
Mott street, Ansonia. The resolution
was then passed. 1t gives an alternate
route to be fixed by the city council.
The Senate concurred with the House
in passing resolutions appointing Will
liam H. Head deputy judge Of the Dor
ough court of Stafford Springs; Sam
uel Young, deputy judge Of the city
court of Stamford; George G. Parker,
Judge of the. borough court Of Stafford
Springs Burdett A. Peck, deputy
judge of the town court of Bristol;
Roger S. Newell, judge of the town
court of Bristol; Jabez p. Davis. judge
of the town court of Enfield James
A. Carpenter deputy judge of the Dor
ough court of Torrington; William A.
Roraback, judge of the borough court
of Torrington; Frank w. Seymour,
judge of the town court of Winchester;
John A. Stoughton, judge of the town
court of East Hartford; Henry A. Jes-
sen, deputy judge of the town court of
East Hartford; Frederick w. Curtis,
Judge of the town court of Huntington;
l.. B. Hubbard, deputy judge of the
town court of Huntington
The following reports were received
from committees:
Military affairs-Adverse on Senate
bill regarding payment of funeral ex-
penses of soldiers of Connecticut bur-
led outside the state. Senator Pendle-
ton explained that another bill will be
submitted. The bill was rejected.
Finance-Adverse on bill repeating
Communication tax. Senator
Seeley said it would take S154,000 from
The state treasury. The bill was re-
ected
Banks-Favorable on bill charging
scope Of investments by savings banks
Resolutions were passed appropriat-
ng SO, 900 annually to the Day Kimball
hospital at Putnam and $4,000 annually
o the ST. Francis hospital of Hartford.
The following matters were passed in
with the House:
Exempting Staples high school prop
,rty in Westport from taxes, 1t being
private property; changing name OF
francis F. Andrews of New Haven, to
John Corser Andrews: furnishing
,reaking or removal of lights placed at
highways or signals; resolution re-
;arding city estimates in New Haven;
ill for maintenance of parks in New
haven; that both county auditors shall
lot be of the same political party; al
owing superior court clerk in Hartford
ounty $1,000 for clerical expenses; bill
hat when there is a tie as representa-
i've the election shall be held the next
ay; that in information for embez-
lement sums taken at different times
nay be aggregated; bill making pen
lty not more than ten years for GRIM
nal assault upon a female under six
zen; fixing time for fling Stamford
AK lists that criminal common pleas
curt Of New London county may ad-
lurn from New London to Norwich,
nd vice versa bill that state shall
ay up to $50 for each pupil attending
chool in another town; appropriatin2
Is, 900 for care of sick and wounded
1ldiors; authorizing comptroller to
rnt 375 additional copies of any pub
c report; fixing salary of the prose-
lting attorney of the Enfield twon
1urt at $500 per annum that saw
lgs bank shall keep on file deed of
property or a "title insur-
nee policy; providing for permanent /
avement commission nj New Haven;
ppropriating $1,000 for expenses Of
lvernor and military escort to the
uffalo Exposition; that the assess Q
ent for permanent pavements in New I
aen shall not exceed one MILL II
The House passed the bill appropri- I
ing IS GOO each for Grace hospital In n
ew Haven and several other hospitals
various parts of the state. S