Putnam patriot., 1911-03-24

hunter miaht kill one buck deer ohlt l witb a shotgun. he tO make prompt re l port to the state fish and game com. mission The blll preserved the pres -nt law allowing the owner or lessee
 9f mnd to xiii deer found doing dam age upon his property
 Deer Protection Extended. | Mir. Mitchell of Canton started after 1 The deer biI the moment House Chair
 man Perrin ef Woodsteek had finished sxBlnlnmg The committees ideas oil ihe subject with an amendment which would give The hired man the same privileges in fhis last matter as the +wgpr ar lessee of fhe land This did naf meet fhe approval Of tue house which proceeded tO argue the main lup4tiou while speaking 10 this amend neut Th, amendment was finally lost and Mir. Huntingdon of Windsor moved reeommltmeHt of the measure for the committee to frame something which would more nearly meet the wishes of tha house This was opposed consid eraBly and finally Judge Banks tabled the matter
 Later # vas taken from the table and Representative Huxford of Stam- ford offered aa amendment extending fbe close season on deer for six years from June 1. ending Il June l. l9l1- This pained Mir Perrin greatly. and He succeeded iu getting the matter fahled again Overnight. however. h. apparently sounded ouf the sentiment If fhe house. At all events when he eat thc chance Thursday he called the measure from the ubie and withdre" all oppasitiu to the amendment. which was then pasSed II leaves tbe present law mtaot except fbat II ex lends fhe closed season as stated. Arguments on Jail Labor.
 AIr Chandler of Rocky Hill offered 4 fesoist4aa destined tp euuse no lii tle debate 8o Thursday and merely asked that i be tabled on Wednesda. This prov dea thot no contracts for prison OF 8 labor should be made until certain legislation how before
 he assembly OH this subject be dis aa=rd uf THr legislation consists If -evefl pieces prohibiting the letting If ian ahaf bs contract prohibiting
 competition bs iHil ar prison hb@ and creating aH eight hour day for
 eH3l institutions. efr r iS before Nf ChtHd5er.s committee ou labor and has nef heeu heard yet
 gu ThmsdaY he offered an amend meaf settling as time limit before 9Bi n H8aeo#facis should be renewed 4r entered info May | The ahnI members and Democrats generally came lo the support af this resolution. md Chandler attempted to fight for il as simply fair and just and intended only to make Ii unnecessary for any IegISlution along these lines which might be passed to be retroactive. which it could not Justly be if the contracts had been made anyway. He didn't care personally. hut wished the legislature to protect itself. The final indefinite pestponement of the matter augers i'll for the legislation concerned.
 Much time was taken up on Thurs day with the discussion of the resolu- ton appointing Charles r. Hungerford of Naugatuek judge of the borough court there. MT. Bingham of Nauga tuck sharply and somewhat sensation ally attacked this court. not on the judges account, but because of the acts of the prosecuting attorney. He told of having been shut of from in troducng evidence before the judiciary committee, and finally the recommit ment of the matter for further hear ing was moved by Mir Huntington of Windsor, member of the committee and passed MT Bingham stated that he exonerated every member of the committee hut one in ifs refusal to permit him to present evidence against thr prosecuting attorney and intimated Chat th~ one was the Democratic sen. ator on the committee Senator Mahan
 vho was presiding on the day he ap- pcared before r.
 Deficiencies Up Again.
 Deficiencies occupied considerable of