The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-01-15
THE HOUSE.


 Police Association BlI-For-iga Cor 1 porat!ons Are Concerned. i A resolution was introduced by Mfr Smith. of Hartford. incorporating the l State Police association of Connecticut. the objects being the protection an.l ! promotion of the welfare of the police men of Connecticut ard the improve ment of their facilities 10 render U u, public the must efficient possible ser vice. Among the incOrp"rators ar Henry D. CoWles. 2I. J. Hayes and Je.- eIniah McGrath. of New Haven.
 FOREIGN CORPORATIONS.
 A bill relating to foreign corporations was introduced by MT. Lake. of Hart ford. It provides that al foreign cor poratiOns acting as executors or trus- tees, or in similar capacities, in th;s state shall appoint in writing th> se:- retary of state, and his succ ssOIs i@ office to be its att, rHeys. Referred to the judiciary committee, 1 SPEED OF AUTOMOBILES l The speed of automobiles on country roads ir regulated by a bill, introducel by MT Warren, of Lyme. providing that none shall be propelled at rate of speed greater than eight miles an hour. It further provides that the driv- CT of such a vehicle shall upon meeting horses which show signs of fright bring their vehicles to full stop. A fine of not less than $50 nor more than S1O0 is i imposed.
 VACCINATION.
 A vaccination bill, amending section 05S0 of tho rro10aro1 ct Q sn that person shall be vaccinated against his will, or, in the case of a minor, against the will of it's parents. was introduced by MT. Cross, of Waterbury. i Mir. Lake, of Hartford, introduced petition from William Mulcahy, of i Hartford, for the restoration of forfeit ed rights.
 1 Mir. Ely, of Harwinton, presented a petition from the Hartford and Torring- ton Tramway company for an exten- sion of the time in which it may built it's line for four years after July 1, 1903 It was referred to the railroad commit tee.
 STREET RAILWAY MATTERS. MT. Smith, of Hartford, introduced petition from the East Hartford and Glastonbury Street Railway company for amendment to it's charter. Refer red to railroad committee. PAROLE OF LIFE PRISONERS. MT. Smith, of Hartford. presented a bill relating to the parole of life pris- oners which provides that such prison CTS may be paroled, provided that none shall be so released who has not served at least twenty-five years, who has suf fered a previous conviction for felony, whose prison record is not good. Neith- CT may one be paroled unless the vote admitting him to parole shall have re- ceived the approval of at least five not until suitable employment has been provided for him. Referred to the ju dietary.
 1 A petition from the Bristol and Plain 1 vile Tramway company for an exten- sion of time for the construction of it's line for four years from July 1, 19O3 was presented.
 1 Seats were assigned to the chairmen l of committees by the seating committee previous to the session, and after the supply of business ran out the other members drew their seats. This time MT. Bicknell, of Meriden, presided. Af- ter the reading of notices by the clerk Speaker Kenealy again took the chair MT. Banks, of Fairfield, moved that when the house adjourned it adjourn { to 11:30 on Tuesday, owing 10 the ne- cessity for voting on the election of a United States senator at noon. After { the announcement of several committee meetin for organization to follow the adjournment of the house, adjournment was taken.
 1 MANUAL AND ROLL. William H. Taylor, better known by his pseudonym of Souvenir, was unanimously chosen by the committee on manual and roll to-day to prepare the manual and roll of the general as- sembly.