Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-08

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 mer action in rejecting the bill to compensate the members of the building committee of the colony of epfleptics.
 School Physicians.
 Senator Com1ey, Jr., of the Twen- ty-third district was appointed on the committee on confereinces on the bill concerning the duties of school physicians.
 She'll Fisheries. The committee on shell fisheries reported favorably on Q substitute bill to change the location of the of fee Of the shellfish commissioners from New Haven to Bridgeport, and that each commissioner shall receive $500 a year and give @. bond for $2,- 900. Calendar
 Committee on Appropriations. The committee on appropriations matters: Raising a commission of three to codify the laws relating to taxation and to report to the next session. The commission shall serve without compensation except that necessary expenses shall be allowed but not to exceed S1, 500. Authorfz- ing the comptroller to print copies of the excise laws. Allowing the clerk of the superior court Of Hartford county s2.4Oo for assistance. Cal endar.
 Concerning the Deaf.
 ssssfI I11AAe reported favorably on a bill con cerning the education of the deaf. It provides that the governor may appoint, for a period of not more than twelve years any deaf minor" as a pupil at any institution in this and he may extend the period six years. When the expenses are paid by the state the sum per capita shall not exceed $500 per annum. Calendar.
 Sale of OIeomargarine.
 On the motion of Senator Bissell the bill concerning the sale of oleb- margarine was indefinitely post poned.
 State Printery.
 The committee on appropriations reported unfavorably on the bill for an appropriation of $55,o00 for the establishment of a state printery. Bill rejected.
 Perry's Victory.
 An unfavorable report was re- ceived from the committee on ap- propriations on the pill for a nap propriation for a commission to rep resent the state at the celebration of Perry's victory and international peace. Bill rejected.
 Civil War Muster Roll.
 On the bill for an appropriation for the preservation of the mhster rolls of the Civil war the committee on appropriations reported unfavora- bly, and the bill was rejected.
 Taxes on Stock.
 The committee on finance reported a substitute bill concerning the taxa ton of shares of stock of national panies. It provides that when "any such corporation which has elected to collect such tax from it's stockhold- CTS, shall have a lien upon the shares of its stock for the payment of such tax, and the amount Of such tax due from any stoclxholder may be collected in civil action in the name of such corporation, and such corporation maw refuse to transfer any share of stock upon it's books until the amount of the tax imposed by the provisions of this act shall sbe paid.' Calendar.
 9LdLS StnNtIl9 SdHO.
 The committee on finance reported bill authorizing the treasurer to issue bonds to the amount of $15,000,000. The treasur is authorized to buy and cancel state bonds or to buy bonds of any municipality in the state to an amount not exceeding $500,000 per year. These municipal bonds shall be- come a part of the sinking fund of the state. Tabled for calendar.
 Apoeriean School for DaAf
 The committee on appropriations re- ported unfavorably on the bill appro- priating $100, ,0D0 for the purchase of new site and the erection of new build ings for the American School for the Deaf Bill rejected.
 inheritance Tax Law.
 The committee on finance reported a bill codifying the statutes relating to the inheritance tax. It was prepared by the probate judges association of the state. It restores the rates in re- lation to collateral inheritances which were in force previous to 1913. Calen- dar. / Insane Poor.
 The committee on humane institu- tions reported a substitute bill con- corning the removal of insane or feeble minded persons from almshouses to in- stitutions for the insane. It provides that on the failure of the town to have the person examined by a physician, the state board of charities shall have the examination. Calendar.
 Women and Minors.
 The committee on labor reported un- favorably on the bill concerning the employment of minors and women. Re- jecte6.
 Cells for State Prison. The committee on appropriations re- ported faVorably on a substitute bill appropriating $3O.000 for the purpose of installing 72 new cells in the Con- necticut state prison. Calendar.
 Building Commission.
 The bill providing for a commission to take charge of the municipal build ing of the city of Hartford was passed on the motion of Senator Molloy, sup ported by Senator Cheney.
 CeIander.
 Passed-Appropriatin $12,oO0 to re- imburse the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad company for construction of a modified under-cross- ing fin New London; requiring owners of motor boats to register them with town clerks and to pay a registration fee of 50 cents; authorizing the bor-