Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-16

States since April 21, 1928, and was
 henorably discharged, shall die. not
 having sufficient estate te pay the nee
 essary expenses of his burial, after.
 payment fer care in last sickness, the
 state shall pay the sum of $50 towards
 such funeral expenses and the burial
 shall be in some cemetery or plot not
 used exclusively for the burial of the
 pauper dead. The bill does not pre-
 vent the payment for burial of any
 person. otherwise entitled, on account
 of burial being made beyond the lim- It's of the state. Mr. Ryce of West Hartford, who said his father had
 served in the Civil war, was opposed
 to acceptance of the bill as he consid- cred the present statute provisions as adequate and that there was no need
 for increasing the burial allowance from S35 to $50. MesSrs. Kelley of
 Killingly and Baldwin of Beacon Falls,
 both war veterans anu sAlr. Lewis, spoke in favor of the bill. MT. Orange
 said there was no credit to any rep resentative of the state to quibble oyer
 a matter of $15 for the benefit of the
 old soldier and he moved the pre- Vious question. The favorable re-
 port Of the military committee was accepted and the act adopted without QlSS6DIlnS NOlcSs
 An act permitting music and ath-
 letIc sports in public parks on Sunday afternoon, whic hWas favorably re- ported by the committee on the judi cial, provides that every person who shall do any secular business or labor, except works of necessity CT mercy, or keep open any shop. warehouse or any manufacturing or mechanical es- taOlishment. or expose any property for sale, or engage in any sport be- tween 12 o'clock Saturday night and 12 o'clock Sunday night, except as pro- Vided in section two of this act, shall be fined not more than $50.
 After discussion in favor by Messrs. HeaIey, Hall Thoms-RSce, Lawlor and Magee, and opposed bN Mr. Kirchber- ger, the report was accepted and the bill passed motion to reconsider was lost. \
 Senator Weed moved the passage of the bill authorizing the bank comnnis- SioneTs when the assets of a trust or savings bank are i'm paired to notify the directors or trus tees to makeS good the impairment within sixty days, and if they neglect to comply with the order to make an order requiring the banks to discon- tinue the paving out of money.
 The bill, which was described by Senator Wa6hams as "an emergency measure" was passed under saspen- sion of rules in concurrence with the house.
 Subsequently the senate reconsid- cred its action on the motion of Sen ator 1sbell and tabled.
 The committee on the Judiciary re- ported favorably on the bill increas- ing the salary of the judge of the court of common pleas for Hartford county to S4.500 q, year and~the salary of the judge of the court of common pleas for New London county to $3, 300. Calendar. amending the charter of the Norwich, Colchester and Hartford Traction extending rights to Decem= per l, 1914, and authorizing an in erease in capital stock to $2,000 000 ! Authorizing The reorganization of the Norwich and Westerly Traction com oany and allowing 1t 10 do business in Rhode Island. Calendar.
 Tn the house Thursday there was aSen from the calendar and passed an | ict amending an act concerning uni 1 'orIns of commissioned officers, So that 1 every commissioned and warrant off CT shall furnish himself with q com 1 1lcte uniform approved by the govern ! 1r, and every officer so uniformed and n service on the first day of October ; n each year shall be allowed and paid " the acting quartermaster gen. l .ral on or before the 30th of Noven- n each year thesum of $50 ill payment l or such uniform.
 The first afternoon session Of the [ -t4 l. 4-ax 11.,r -ir1-r he precedent established by Speaker | " ebster on Wednesday, MT. Hyde, the : emporary speaker announced that l here was no objection to smoking turing the afternoon session.
 An act Twas passed creating a board | f finance for the town of Stratford, 1 providing for the election by the di- 1 ect primary. 1
 There was unfavorabie report of the olnmlttee on the judiciary of a bill i hat provided for q commission to re- ise the statutes MT. Thoms explain [ q that the statutes were revised about ! 5e s0ae, and that the committee did not ons-der revision necessary at this in2e The report was accepteds and i'll rejected.
 The McDonouqh compensation bill anne 10 tke house passed in the sen te Wednesday, and was tabled for alendar On ulotion of Mir. Healey,l he matter was made the order of the ay for F o'clock next Tuesday. The ill was passed unanimously in the enate.
 Speaker Webster was 50 much over 'oTted Curing the tussle aver the ountE commissioner appointments nat he did noi attend Thursdays ses- ion, and designated Mr Hyde of Man hester as temporary speaker.
 The house conourved with the sen te in the passage of the amended bill oncerning the sale of eggs, the text which has been printed in The Bull tin with the elimination of the third eetinn-