The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-01-30

of barbers in this state. The repeal concerns licenses.
 Senator Briggs of Middletown intro duced petition signed by Mrs Fred erick w, Greene of Middletown and a large number of ladies from that city for the appointment of woman fac- tory inspector. Mrs. William w. Will cox, Clara s. Ward, Ella L. Sheldon, Helena w. Hubbard and Della B. Cof- fin are on the list of petitioners, The action of the Civil war veterans ' in regard to protesting against an ap- pointment of Colonel Theodore H. Mac donald of New Haven as insurance commissioner in place of Theron Up. son, on the ground that Mir. Upson is an old soldier, and is entitled to reap pointment under the statutes Is creat- ing good deal of adverse feeling, and the level-headed veterans are begin- ming to see that their course at Weth- ersfield was i'll advised The tide is setting in in support of the governors s prorogative in making the appointment as a discretionary one. Judge Dwight fN-s IA4lpQulll Ol 1-llCillSlhJ WllO 10 ClledA man of the committee to make the protest, is having effective influence brought to bear on him against taking additional steps in the matter. He has not the support of Comptroller Brad- street, who is one of the foremost vet erans in public service in the state.
 Senator Blakesee of New Haven irl- troduced a resolution that the state accept the annual appropriation of con gress for the agricultural experiment. Station, and that the trustees of the Connecticut Agriculturai college be au- thorized to receive and expend one half of such moneys as may come, to this state.
 Senator Donovan introduced a reso- lution authorizing the city of Norwalk to issue bonds to the amount of $150,- 00l.
 Senator Briggs introduced a resolu- ton appointing Wesley U. Pearne judge Of the city court of Mlddletown for two wears from the first Monday in April, 1907.
 Senator McGovern introduced a reso- lution appropriating $100OO annually for St Francis hospital of Hartford.
 Senator Potter of Woodstock intro- duced a bill requiring cleanliness in milk cans, and the sanitary care of Hairy products in general
 In the house petition was introduce ed by Representative Alfred H. Augur of Middefield in support of Senator Francis Atwater's project for trolley road in Meriden, Middleleld, Middle town, Durham and Guilford. The pe- tition contained 154 signatures.
 Representative Tibbits of Walling- ford introduced resolution authoriz- ing the secretary of the state board of education to compile and print 2,50O copies of the school laws.
 Representative Warren of Lyme in- troduced resolution requiring sessions four days each week beginning Tues day of next week, and lasting till final adjournment, Mir. Banks opposed the resolution, and requested that it be tabled for the present, and it was so ordered.
 A bill establishing state technical school was referred to the committee on education.
 MT. Dickinson of Haddam introduced a bill repeating the corrupt practices act
 MT Re1shaw of Ansonia introduced a resolution authorizing the city of Ansonia to issue refunding bonds, s25,- 900 in amount.
 Mir Weber of Vernon introduced a bill defining every peWon who has serv- ed five or more terms of imprisonment in the state prison or county jail as a rounder, The bill provides that every rounder shall be imprisoned not more than five years.
 A bill was put in providing that the state treasurer shall be the school fund commissioner. and providing the nee- essary constitutional amendment.
 MT Lehr of New Haven introduced @ resolution appropriating $1 800 for enlarging and improving present quar- ters of the Machine Gun battery in New Haven
 A resolution was introduced appro- priating $10,000 to the Defenders Mon ument association of New Haven, to aidaid in the erection of a monument.
 MT Smith of Hartford introducel a bill regulating the appointment of dental commissioners. President Gil bert M. Griswold of the state dental commission is to be heard in support of the bill.
 MT. Fuller introduced a resolution authorizing the town of Hampton to use the income from trust funds for library objects.
 A large number of measures from the senate was referred in concurrence.
 Insomnia" remarked the old bach elor boarder, lis evidently contagious.