The Press., 1903-02-05

Oh Thursday In the senate a resolution
was introduced authorizing the Etna life
insurance company to increase its capital
stock to $4,000. 900. Senator Chaffee Of
fered a resolution appointing Joseph
Hutehins of Columbia q trustee Of the
Connecticut school for boys.
The senate and house both passed the
resolution appointing John 81. Buell. Of
Hebron and Amos Pease Of Somers coun-
ty commissioners for Tolland county.
In the house the following were intro
duced: Bill providing death penalty
to any person attempting to cause the
death Of the president of the United
States or any foreign ambassador aecred-
tied to the United States; bill giving
school boards power to exclude children
viding that each town shall receive from
the state treasurer two-thirds of the
amount paid by such town for the tuition
Of scholars In high schools, and that not
more than $40 shall be paid by the state
for each scholar; bill forbidding hunting
upon land of another without permission.
In the senate on Tuesday the senate
committee reported favorably on a reso-
luton appointing w. b. Hall of South
Wellington trustee of the Connecticut
agricultural college to I'LL vacancy, and
the following new business was intro
duced: Resolution appropriating $685.
900 annually for the Connecticut Agricul-
tural college and appropriating $50, 900
for improvements 500 for a poultry
plant, $40, 900 for horticultural buildings
and greenhouses, an $4,000 for dormi-
tory; bill allowing game warden salary
Of $500 per year.
In the house the following were intro
duced: Bill abolishing the present pro-
bate districts and providing one for each
county; bill providing for the establish
ment of state reformatory for women
bill forbidding any bank officer acting as
an insurance agent bill establishing
state homeopathic hospital for the insane
at Norwich; petition introduced by Mr..
KIbbe of Somers for a street railway In
The members Of the Holland county
delegation held a meeting at Q O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon, Senator Noone pre-
siding, In the absence of Senator Chaffee,
who was Ill. County auditors were nom-
mated, L. ]. Korper of Wilmington and
David A Brown of Tolland being select
ed. No other names were brought before
the caucus.
Yesterday In the senate the following
were introduced: Bill to repeal bounty
on boxes bill providing for the election
Of state attorneys by the people. The
senate passed a resolution appointing
Amos Pease of Somers county commits
sioner. In the house the committee on
appropriations reported fsvorably on pay
ing $500 to delegates TO the constitutional
convention. A resolution appointing g.
G.. Parkess judge and W. II. Heald
deputy judge Of the borough court of
Stafford Springs was presented by Repre-
sentative Baker.
The Voice OF Experiences.
The brides mother was visiting her,
and together they sat in the sewing |
room. The bride was fixing the sleeve |
lining Of her husbands overcoat.
'Well, | think that's a neat job" re-
marked the bride. las she finished her
task
The mother examined it and shook
her head solemnly.
You don't like itY' suggested the
bride.
Its too we'll DONE" was the reply.
TOO well done?"
"Yes; it's tailor's job"
But II I can do 1t as well as tail
or
why, then, OF course, you'n have 30
keep On doing things Of that sort. Oh,
know all about It. I tried Il myself
when 1 was first married, and later I
had to ruin two coats before I could
break your father of the habit Of bring
ing everything to me. Just listen to the
voice Of experience. daughter, and make
a bungling job of that, even II you have
to tear 1t all out and do it over again.
It's no trouble at all to discourage him
now, but 1t will be a year or so later.
1t Is Of the utmost Importance that q
woman should begin married Life
right."-Chicago Post