Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-28


 eiSlty-nine cents.
 Safeguarding Employees.
 AIr German of Danbury presented resolution which requires employers who advertise for help during d strike period to specify the existence of a strike, lockout or other labor disturb ance. He also presented a rr~oiution prohibiting the directors of the state TeforEn2toTy, CT persons in control of penal institutions, to let by contract the services of convicts. He also pre- sented an act specifying that minors and women shall not be employed in mercantile or manufacturing estab- lihsnents more than 48 hours d week. Another act presented by Mir. German makes 1t unlawful for any person, com pany, association or corporation to bring or import into the state any per son or persons, or association Of per sons, for the purpose of aischarging the duties deTolving upon police off cerS, sheZITs or Constables in the pro- lection of public or private property.
 Six Day Work Week
 Another act presented by MT. Cor man which stipJlates that all employees shall have a rest of one day in seven and that those who work in restau- rants and lunches shall not be required to work on Sunday only when actually necessary.
 Judge Kelly Renominafed. Resolutions were presented appoint ing Thomas Kelly judge of the city court of Norwich. and another .resOlu- ton appointing MT. Kelly deputy judge The resolutions were tabled for calen- dar
 Bank Deposit Must Equal Check. bIr Thomas of Lebanon presented an act that no person shall issue any check on bank or trust company without having sufficient funds on de- posit to Day the same, and no person shall after issuing q check withdraw i from bank by other checks or eEten- Sions such sum as will leave his de- postt insufficient to meet cheeks. Neg lsct to redeem and pay check within 30 days shall be primo. facie evidence of Intent to defraud and to obtain money under false pretenses. PretzeIs for Saloons. 1 An amendment to the act concerning 1 the furnishing of food in saloons free, 1 So that pTetzeis shall not be included. Public School System. ] MT. Sherwood cf ETestport presented 1 an act raising q coic.nittae 10 investi- Gate the public school sTsteZ1 It pro 1 Fiaes tsi:2t .. committee ss@ i've members ] be raised, none to be . member cf the | state board cf education, or e any ! school committee. shall ca appointed by 1 the general ;2sselui}5s- lu- a--@ Ds.pcGe Of ts1vestigating the s,cat.. se2a53 system 1 with | view t1 d@le--i-->.l.sr '=-leE'@.n the l system may be developed tr rnprov ed. ! LaCh committee may s-:5-.lcE- visitors, provided such employment shall be 1 w-itl3o-lt expense to t2a sta1a- as21 shall ! ?5uOII ,1 @gie next r:esE-CTl cf the gen i evaf assembly. Tna freT-;s}ais of said [ committee shall sagEt without com ] DaGs=Itoa. r9GC snail ,se rsirCALrTsad for 1 the necessary expenses Incurred in l tea41sction with such invest tgaticr and ! report
 3a!e Of Liquor by Druagiats.
 An act y7as introduced and referred which provides that no druggist shall l be licerseti to self sDirituous and in- l toxica1irg Iiduors except upon the pre- ] scription of 3 practicing physician Regulating Vehieuiar Traffic. An act introduced bs, Mir Perry of 1 New Haven provides that the court of l common council or other duly author 1 ized legislative board, of any city may pass an ordinance regulating the turn l ing or standing of vehicles in any l street: provided, that within 10 days 1 after the passage of such ordinance any street railway company claiming l to be aggr.eved thereby may appeal 10 i the public utilities commission, which
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