Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-11

Hartford, June 10.-The senate was called to order at 11.15 by President pro, tenn. Brooks. Prayer by Chap lain Sexton.
 For G. A. R. and spatnishNWar Vets-
 On the motion of Senator Ludding- ton, the senate passed, in concurrence, the bill to provide quarters in state armories for G. A. R. posts and Span ish war veterans.
 Connecticut Cavalry. In the absence of. Senator Blakeslee, the chairman of the committee on the judiciary who was in Norwich. with his colleagues of the committee, in specting the hospital for the insane, the unfavorable report of the commit tee on the bill making an approprla- tion for monument for the Connectl- cut cavalry was tabled
 Action Reconsidered.
 On the motion of Senator Phillips the senate reconsidered its action in passing the bill in reference to the practice of medicine and midwifery, and on his motion the bill was tabled. Reporting Accidents.
 The committee on labor reported favorably on the substitute bill con- corning the reporting of serious acci-
 
 establishments. It provides that per- sons in charge of establishments shall report accidents within fifteen days to the factory inspector, who shall keep A record of the accidents, and of his investigations. The information ob- tained by the factory inspector shall be privileged and shall not be open for inspection. Any person. after having received from the factory in- spector forms for such notices who shall fail to send notice of any acci- dent, as required by this act, shall be fined not more than S20. Calendar.
 Summonins Jurors.
 On the motion of Senator Searfs the unfavorable report of the judiciary committee on the drawing and sum- moning of jurors was tabled.
 Nomination by the Governor.
 Executive Secretary Goodwin pre- sented a communication from Govern l or Weeks nominating George A. Cos grove of Wilmington a member of the state board of agriculture. Executive nominations.
 Calendar.
 Passed - Raising a commission to inquire into the advisability of the 1 states assuming control of the Con- necticut river ferries and limiting the tApCuSG lO fDbD, nAlllS bilC Gdldtg VI the deputy judge of the city court of Norwich at $500 and the clerk at $500; providing for precautions against fire in the use of moving picture ma chimes and that the fees for the in- l spection of the enclosures in which they shall be given shall be paid by the owners; that the office of the | clerks of courts may be closed during legal holidays, and from 1 o'clock on 
 censes and providing that all licenses shall expire on January 1, following the date of issue; providing a penalty | of year in county jail for breaking out of city, town or borough lookup,
 Foot of Calendar-Concernin the use of buildings used as nickel thea ters and moving pictures; concerning the commitment of boys between the l ages of and IS years.
 Discharge of Mortgages.
 The following bill was explained by Senator Searls and passed:
 Section 1. When the record title of real property is encountered by any undischarged mortgage, and the mort gagor or those owning his interest therein have been in undisturbed pos | session fof such property for at least seventeen years after the expiration oi the time limited in the mortgage for the full performance of the conditions | thereof or when the promissory note or other written evidence of the in- debtedness secured by such mortgage is payable on demand, seventeen years | after the date of said promissory note or other written evidence of indebted ness, the mortgagor or the person or | corporation owning his interest in said property may bring a petition to the superior court within the county ir