Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-17

SI6IG BANKS anu E41t SottiN2Aft~f
The committee on banks reported UNI
favoraPly on senate bill no. l5s, COM
corning the Incorporation OF stare
banks and trust companies. The bill
was rejected.
copcerning Probation officers.
The Committee on the judiciary re-
ported favorably on the substitute bill
empowering probation officers to in
yestigate the. cases of delinquency
rendering such person liable to be
committed to any humane or reform
a:ury institution" Calendar.
For State Reformatory.
The committee on appropriations re-
lorted favorably on the bill to estlh.
lish state reformatory and making
an appropriation Of 100000 for the
purpose. Calendar.
tuberculosis Bill
On motion of Senator Phillips the
tuberculosis bill, passed in the house
iris forenoon, was tabled.
Committee of Conference.
Senator Blakeslee was appointed on
the committee of conference on the
telephone bill.
Lamprey Eels Bill.
Senator Fem reported that the COM
nlitte on conference on the recommit-
tai of the bill relating to lamprey cells
vas unable to agree He moved~that
the senate adhere to it's former action.
The report was accepted and the mo-
ton to adhere to passed.
Made Order of Day.
On the motion of Senator Stanley it
was decided to make all matters at the
foot of the calendar and on the table
the order of the day for Wednesday
next at IL o'clock.
Highway Law.
Senator Peck offered a lengthy
amendment to section Of the bill in
relation to highways reported by the
G. nmittee on roads, bridges and riv-
ers. The amendment provides for the
appointment of eight deputies to be
appointed by the highway commission
er for four years at a salary of $4,000
a year each. The deputies shall have
lie power to appoint inspectors.
When a road is finished the deputy
shall make a report to the commits
siUDer, who shall decide within thirty
days to approve o. disapprove the
work Of the contractor When the dep
uties are not employed on road con-
1'ruction they shall be employed in the
highway commissioners office.
The bill and amendment, which was
ordered printed. were tabled.
Calendar.
Passed-Increasin the salary of the
states attorney for New London coun-
~ TO $4,000 year increasing the
compensation of deputy shefiffs for
attendance at court from So to So a
day; concerning the printing of the
catalogue number of the Connecticut
Agricultural College Bulletin; reduir-
ire the reporting of serious accidents
IN mercantile and manufacturing es-
l.Ts ,fr.,..
extending the time from twelve to
fourteen months for the payment Of
succession taxes, authorizing the SUI
pCrior court when in session within the
counties of New London, Windham,
c'olland, Middlesex, Fairfield or Litch-
fit Id to admit aliens to citizenship, au-
tforizing aliens to file their applica-
ton for citizenship with the clerks of
the court and authorizing the clerks
to retain such portion of the fees re-
ceived for declarations Of intention
ana for the naturalization of aliens as
aie now payable to the clerks under
The United States laws and repeating
sections 4.415. AIS and All of the
general statutes.
mmitted-Concerning drunken
lit IS and other annoyances on street
railway cars.
Foot of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. incor-
pOrating the Billiard company; relat-
ing to the state board of education.
Tabled-Concerning annual reports
Of corporations; concerning pollution
of water and ice; amending the char
ter of the city of Bridgeport; concern
ins the commitment of boys to char
tered institutions.
Employment Of Children.
The substitute for house bill No.
aS51. concerning the employment Of
children. was explained by Senator
Luther and passed. 1t provides that
no child under Ia years Of age shall
re employed in any mechanical, mer-
camille or manufacturing establish
ment, nor shall child under 16 years
oe age be so employed if the child is
LLabIe to read with facility and write
.gibly sentences in the English Lam
guage and to perform the operations
u the fundamental rules of arithmetic
ZIP to and including fractions The
empower of a child btween IA and is
years must obtain from the secretary
or agent of the state board of educa-
on a certificate that the child is over
II years. A person violating the law
afall be liable to fine of SIS.
In Concurrence.
In all matters not specifically re-
ferred to the senate concurred with
The house.
Adjourned to Thursday.