Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-16
LEGISLATIVE LORE

The committee on humane institu- tiens reported unfayorably on an act ErSnung the power of eminent do- main to the board of directors to es- tsol-sh homes fer the care and treat menf cf persons suffering from tuher- euiosis. Report accepted and bill re- s=cted.
 Ar act proposing an amendment to Rhe constitution was reported favor eeiy by the committee which provides That the governor shall not appoint aHs member of the general assembly. during 1erm of service. of any mem Der Of the general assembly.
 The prolonged fight over the res- etucouS appointing county commis- Sinne-s, which was carried ont with olt any change in result as anti GpS-ec IS used as an argument in 1sTer of the election of county com ra1SS10nerS by tle peop.e. or the ac- f-eat2ziCe oe t&e Nseee amendment rnSr pro,-oes for election by the coun- tr representatives.
 hc. H~siey, Of WinSsor Locks. moved tho adoption of the resolution snEetnt:slE James p. Woodruff, judge o1 the court of common pleas for AStcsreeld c.su1ly, which required vote Ey cssist. The result was the uuSniruous adoDtjon of the resolution hT a vote of 17s.
 Nr. Tkeuss ef Waterbury asked for suspension cf the r'lies and action on the resol1tspn appointing Charles F. AelEs CerCty judge of the district re-r- of E-o4e-tury. which prevailed. A oanct was tsNe1 a7td the resolution by vote If 1S4 to I adopted.
 The r.solution s0sOinting Mayor N-s=ess T. Sceves, Judge of the dis TTfrt curt CT Waterbury. favorably re- r,o-ted hE t7e Judiciary committee was taken from the calendar and passed by ballot vote 15s 10 l.
 On motion of Mir. Carroll of East -arfTsr5 t was voted that when the house adjourn 1t be to 10.3e Friday morning.
 The committee on appropriations u ace tsVoraole report for the current exEsnses of rf,e Norwich State Hosni tsl Tor The Insane. Of appropriations. FS fellows for two fiscal wears: Cur se11 e-Densex SIG009: and for s1ID- port of peuper and inGigent insane. SaSS99o- Also s109. S00 for extension and improvement of buildings.
 The jeiat standing connn7itteee on finance reported favOrabIv on an act ernDce-nlEg the taxation of savings oaaszs- VII ich was tabled for calendar and printing
 The committee in conference on tbe act rNiat3ff- to -he u-ateclion Of red wing and eroE bIackbirds. on the part cI t-S house reported in favor of con el1Et-l-e with the action of the sen sse in amending rke bill 50 that these a1fos miSat be shot when in the act e destroying corn. The action of the house was reconSiGered and il was NfTeo to concur with the senate action.
 Nearly an hour Of Thursday after noo1 session in the house was oc,.u- pied ln discussion of an act amend 1nE the charter of the -ftr of New Rri Fsin- fhc chief topics being cyep9n ion Of f-1-7es ou ifs bonds and nl1rf- "a cTre~<hip of gas and electrical ulz1t- The dispg;aurS were Mpssrs Ns=so- ETrc- fpcknror,5 ureIIe-. Crona sno loasc2 and King and Inc debate s-s nns'l2 closed upur motion of Mr. ! 7[ee foF ihe rreVipus question. The na1 Was amended and passed and a r'os1on 10 reconsider was Iosf.
 The Haynes bill recently passed in toe house received fsvora ble treat ment i7 the senate Th-Irsdav after noon T9e hill provides ttzt not more aar. ore-hsf .'-etsi eC clans or one ef-slr of oysters =rzil 1c "a ken in any ! cr- 1sF a- tho same person from the -ho-es 'r RaJers ir the town of old Lglr-
 The co-u7ittee on conference that had undc- idsrat5gu Inc cum0en- ss-z"r rf William H. TsEIor and Har- old C- Hall for the preoaration of the . PocEc- manual of the general assem i hly- reported in favor Of the pavmcnt of Sll2 50 10 each The report was excepted
 An act was taken from the calendar concerning the expense of burial of Soldiers sailors and marines, which provides that when any legal resident Of the state. or whose service was cred l lied to the state and who served in 1 he army navy or marine corps of the l United States during the Civil or | S1anish-American wars. or in the mil | ila-y or naval service of the United |
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