Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-07

An act was taken from the house cal
ender and referred to the appropria-
| tons committee which provides that
the clerks of the superior court in the
several counties shall receive the fol-
lowing salaries, to be apportioned
among them except as herein proyid-
| ed, in accordance with the provisions
| Of section 40 OF the general statutes:
In Hartford county, $1,000; in the
county Of New Haven, $14, 900, Of which
$4,000 shall be paid to each Of the as
ststant clerks Of said court at New
Haven, and $500 to the assistant clerk
Of said court at Waterbury; in the
county of Fairfield, $11,5O0; in the
$4,000 shall be paid to the assistant
clerk; in the county Of Windham, 3d.
900; in the county Of Ltchfield, $4,000 +;
in the county Of Middlesex, $4,000; in
the county Of Tolland, $4,000. Said sal
aries shall be in full for all services
| required by law of clerks of the SUI
preme court of errors and of the SUI
| perior court, and. except as herein
otherwise provided, all fees payable by
statute to said clerks shall belong to
the state, and shall be collected by
| them for it's use. The superior court,
or any judge thereof, may tax for
| necessary expenses and assistance the
| following sums: In favor of the clerk
Of said court for Hartford county. a
sum not exceeding $1,000 per annum
in favor of the clerk of said court for
Litchfeld county, a sum not exceeding
| $500 per annum; in favor of the clerk
| OF said court at New Haven, a sum not
exceeding $500 per annum; in favor
Of the assistant clerk of said court for
| New Haven county at Waterbury, a
sum not exceeding $4,000 per annum
| in favor Of the clerk of said court for
| Fairfield county, sum not exceeding
$1,000 per annum; In favor Of the clerk
| of said court for New London county
a sum not exceeding $1,000 per annum;
in favor of the clerk Of said court for
| Windham county, a sum not exceeding
| 5000 per annum.
The clerks Of such courts are author
| lied to retain such portion of the lees
| receivable for declarations of intention
| and for naturalization of aliens as are
| now payable to such clerks for such
! services under the provisions Of the
| United States statutes.
Chapter 100 Of the public acts of 1915
is repealed.
| Liquor License Transfers.
In the house there was amendment
| to the general statutes so that any
| Hcensee, or in case of his death, his
| executor or administrator. may, with
the consent of the county commission
1 erS, transfer his license to any suit
| able person, but the person to whom
such license is to be transferred shall
| make such application, procure such
recommendation, and execute such
bond as was required of the person to
| whom such license was originally
| granted. In case of the death of the
Hcensee and pending the transfer
whether the application was made be-
| fore or after the death of the licensee
| the business under such license may be
continued by the administrator or eX-
| ecutor of the estate of such deceased
| licensee. or by an agent of the parties
| in interest, or some suitable person
1 a nnnirfad nv the TprnhQta cO11rf having
| Jurisdiction Of such estate, fol period
| Of not more than 80 days after the
death of such icensee, or until the ap-
! piication to transfer such license has
been DISPOSED OF, provided the bono
4 given by the HcenSee upon the grant
| ing of such license shall continue il
| force. The county commissioners shall
/ not grant such transfer Of license, ex-
/ cept upon due notice and hearing ii
| accordance with the provisions Of the
| applications for licenses, and the pro-
visions Of the general statutes concern
| ing appeals from county commissioner
| shall apply in such cases.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effecI
from its passage.
Revision of Statutes.
This act was taken from the house
calender and referred to the commit
tee on appropriations:
1
appoint a commission of six persons
who shall prepare a revision of thu
general statutes and make a report O
the same to the general assembly O
1917.
Sec. 3, Such commission shall in
clude in the revision such notes ant
memoranda Of the supreme court o
errors relating to the construction o
the statutes as serve to explain AM
make clear the text, including also de
cisions Of the supreme court of tn
United States constituting such statutes
Sec. 8. The commission Is authorised
to omit from such revision acts which
although public in form are private II
their nature.
Sec. 4. The commission shall appoin
a clerk who shall prepare an index t
such revision, submit such index t
the general assembly at the Januar,
session Of 1877 with the report Of tn
commission. and perform such dutie
as may be required Of him by the com
mission.
Sec 5. The governor is authorizes
and directed to fill any vacancy tina
may occur In the commission, and tn
commission shall fill any vacancy tina
may occur In the office Of clerk.
i Sec 6. Each Of such commissioner
and such clerk shall receive $1,000 a
full compensation for his work, and a,
allowance for necessary expenses no
to exceed $1,000, which shall be PAL
| by the state In the manner following
When the revision shall have bee
completed and the report of the com
mission shall have been submitted t
the general assembly at the Januar
session Of 1917, each Of the commits
soners may draw an order on the stat
i treasurer for his compensation and ex
penses, which order shall state speci
4 fically the purposes for which the mon
ey is required, and when the orde
shall be countersigned by the comp
tr.oller it shall be paid by the stat
treasurer: and when the index Sha
have been completed and submitted I
said general assembly. the clerk {
| such commission shall be paid by tn
| state treasurer in the same manner a
provided herein for the payment Of tn
, commissioners.
II Sec. 7. This act shah take effec
, from its passage.
), Rabbit Bill Rejected.
This bill was taken from the hous
calender and rejected:
The close season for Wild hares an
: rabbits, except Belgian hares and Ger
man fares. shall be from Jan. list
Oct. 9TH. both inclusive. No perso
shall take any wild hare or rabbit dur
ling the close season.
Pheasants and Partridges.
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