Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-30

Mr.. Hayes of Waterbury presented
the following resolution:
That the Joint special committee on
public utilities be, and 1t hereby is,
empowered to employ such legal as
sistance as 1t may deem necessary for
the drafting OF substitute for house
bill No. SIS and the comptroller Is
hereby authorized and directed to draw
his orders on the treasurer for the ex-
penses thereby incurred on the pres
entation of vouchers properly certified
by the clerk of said committee.
Mr. Hayes said that the committee
had practically united on the general
features of bill and as 1t must re-
port by July il needed legal aid.
Rules were suspended and the reso-
luton was passed, then transmitted
Immediately to the senate.
Licensing of Hunsers.
Mr.. Hall of wilmington called from
the table a bill concerning the licensing
Of hunters and offered a minor amend
ment.
Calendar.
ailroads-Incorporati the Alta
waugan Street Railway company. Ac-
cepted and adopted.
acknowledgements grounds Of
the State Normal school at Whitman
tic. accepted and adopted, after amend
ten feet of land had been passed.
Appropriations-Con nurses
home at Connecticut hospital for the
insane and appropriating: accepted
and adopted ApprOpriating for cur
rent expenses for the Norwich hospi-
tai for the insane for two years.
Men on Trains.
Mr. Chandler of Rocky Hill, chair
man of the committee on railroads,
explained the committees favorable re-
port on a bill concerning railroads and
the number of men employed on trains.
The bill is as follows:
The railroad commissioners shall
have power TO order, after q public
hearing, such changes in the number
of employees upon freight trains as in
their opinion will conserve the public
safety or the safety or such employees.
Mr. Chandler then said that as the
proponent of the bill, Mr.. Malone, OF
Bristol, was absent, he desired that the
matter be passed. retaining its place on
the calendar Mr. Malone wished, he
said, to offer an amendment.
Boyeotting Reeommitted.
Mr. Burke OF Manchester called from
the. table a bill concerning boycotting
and the measure was recommitted 10
the committee on the judiciary
Mr. Johnson of Newtown introduced
resolution lndt Wnen tne mousse az
journs on July it take a recess to the
first Wednesday in November. Mr..
Bingham OF Naugatuck combatted the
resolution.
Mr.. Banks OF Fairfield said that what
the house should do was to stop talk
ing about adjourning and to get at
work and then adjourn. Make the
committees report and then act. hav-
ing an afternoon session whenever
necessary.
Mr. Parker OF Hartford urged mem
bers 10 work and then he moved the
previous question. After this was vot-
ed. the resolution was lost.
Mr. Bingham OF Naugatuck. by re-
quest, moved TO reconsider i'm the mat
ter of recess TO the first Wednesday in
November. This was lost.
Mr.. Burke Of Manchester moved that
all matters acted on today be immedi-
ately transmitted 10 the senate.
MIR. Parker of Hartford moved that
the foot of the calendar be the order
OF the day at noon Wednesday, and
this was carried.
At l.39 the house adjourned until
1890 a. m. Wednesday. disputed mo-
tion to adjourn showing no quorum.