Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-24
2soth ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
 of the Founding of Norwich, July 5th and 9th


 within sixty days of the date of the injury must be given, or, if the defect consists of snow or ice within five days. When the injury is caused by a structure legally placed on the road by railroad company, it. and mot the party bound to keep the road in re- pair, shall be- liable therefor. Tabled for calendar
 Reports of Committees.
 ncorporations-Favo on resolu- tion amending the charter of the Ami sonia Water company by authorizing it to furnish water for industrial and general uses. Calendar.
 Banks-Favorable on resolution ex- tending to July 1, 1911, the time for organizing the Federal Trust company. Calendar.
 For State Reformatory.
 Senator Blakeslee explained the bill making an appropriation of $40O,O ,OeO for the establishment of a state re- formatory. The senator said the di- rectors of the state prison had in- formed the committee on approprla- tions that the state prison is crowded and that it was not desirable to in- crease the accommodation at the pris- on. He moved the passage of the bill.
 Senator Higgins complimented the committee on appropriations on the good business sense shown by it in reporting the bill. He said the reform atory is necessary.
 Senator Peck spoke in support of the bill and called attention to the splen- did work which is being done at the Elmira reformatory in the reformation of boys.
 Senator Manwaring said 1t was the unanimous opinion of the committee on state prison that the bill establish ing the reformatory should be passed. He favored the bill. It was not a question of money, but the saving of boys.
 The bill was passed unanimously.
 Calendar.
 Passed-That domestic corporation in the hands of a receiver or trustee in bankruptcy CT a foreign corporation which has filed it's certificate of disso- lution shall not be required to make an annual report; that nickel theaters and other places accommodating more than one hundred with one or more exits each door to swing outward; and providing a penalty of not more than $200 or confinement in jail for not more than six, months or both for vio- lating the law; validating the organ ization of certain churches; repeating an act concerning the erection of a building in the city of New London for municipal and county purposes;f au- thorizing probation officers to investi- gate cases of delinquency rendering persons liable to be committed to any institution and to prevent the inter ference with probation officers in the discharge of their duties; making an appropriation of $7,000 for the Day. Kimball hospital
 CSenator Barnum in the chair.)
 Matters on the Table. taken up.
 The petitioners for the incorporation of water company in Andover were given leave to withdraw.
 The resolution making an appropria- tion of S20,000 for the erection of a monument to the Connecticut Cavalry association was rejects d.
 Passed-Concerning the practice of medicine.
 Recommitted - Concerning women lettering in saloons; concerning the taxation of land taken by municipality for water supply; concerning embalm- ing of bodies.
 Senator Peck offered an amendment to the bill concerning entrances to sa- looms, unfavorably reported by the committee on excise, and on the mo- ton of Senator Alsop the amendment was tabled for printing.
 Rejected = Concerning drawing and summoning of jurors; concerning stan dard weights and measures: amending the law establishing a state board of examiners of embalmers.
 Resolution authorizing the adjutant general to acquire land and to build rife ranges.
 Bill Recalled.
 On the motion of Senator Bowen the resolution raising a committee to re- call from the office of tho governor house bill No. 719. concerning the con- trol by local authorities of Instructions in the highways, was passed. Senator Bowen was appointed on the commit tee.
 Adjourned to Thursday.