Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-28
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 Loanine of Bank Funds.
 Mir King of Fairfield presented an act which provides that q staSe bank or trust company shall not loan to any partnership, firm or corporation in whose management any of it's directors take an active part more than pCF cent. of it's combined capital and sur plus.
 Six Subscribers on Ono Telephone Wire
 MT. Backus of Andover presented an act which provides that no telephone company shall place more than six sub scribers on one wire, and rentals or fees are not colIectabie when this pro- vision is violated.
 Confinement of Iueon1petents.
 MT. Morton of Saybrook presented an act which provides that S60,00o be appropriated for the purchase of land and the construction of buildings for the care and treatment and cOnf1ne- ment of immoral, inebriate and refrac- tory tuberculosis persons as are a menace to the public and are ineligible for admission to the state tuberculosis sanatoria.
 $500 for Windhan1 County Bar Library
 MT. Mcdonald of Putnam presented
  vfdes that the county commissioners of Windham county shall annually in the month of July, beginning with 1915, draw their order on the county treasurer, payable to the Wlndham County Bar Library association for the sum of $500, the same to be ap- piled to maintain and enlarge the county law library; one-half of the payment to be expended for that DOT ton of the library located in Putnam and the other half to that portion To- cated in Willimantic.
 Putnam & R. l. Street Railway.
 An act was introduced by Mir Me Donald, extending the ti@e for organ izing the Putnam and Rhode Island Street Railway company, to December 1, 1916, and if the public utilities com mission shall find on that date that at least 25 per cent. of the lines of said corporation have been constructed, said franchise rights shall be extended un- til the rising of the general assembly of 1917.
 Fire Balloons.
 Mir. Lawton of Canton makes a pen alty of S100 and improvement for not more than three months, to any per son who shall sell, expose for sale, distribute or liberate a fire balloon of any description within the limits of any city or town
 
 An act was introduced which pro vides that every company owning or operating a street railway in this state shall cause each of it's cars having an airbrake to be provided with seat or stool for the unrestricted uAe of the rnotorman operating such caf or the person having the same under con u~oL
 oRsnins of saieens Alter Polls Close.
 
 vldes that saloons can be opened on election days one hour after the polls are closed.
 Prohibits Firearms for ASsns..
 Mir. williams of Colchester presented an act prohibiting the uEe and custody of firearms by aliens.
 Seaside Sanatorium for Children.
 An act was introduced by Mir. Nor ton of Saybrook which provides for an appropriation for the state tuioer- cuIosis commission for the constr Action and equipment of a childrens seaside sanatorium for the care and treatment of bone and glaudular tuberculosis. The sum of s1Z6.09o is reconnm
 Funds for Norwich S+ats Hospital.
 Nil, Bailey of Norwich presented an act making appropriation for the Nor wich State Hospital for the Insane for the two fiscal years ending September 30, 1917. For the support of pauper and indigeut insane, s179, 400 and for current expenses S2s goo. Another act presented by Mr. Bailey appTopriates s252! !314 for additional buildings, re- pairs and improvements and increased water supply,
 Riarts of laboe- Unions.
 Mir German. Of Danbury, presented an act to permit 6 trade union in fur therarlce of a trade dispute to abstain from working for any employer and to induce other workD1sn to abstain from working for such employer to abstain from purchasing the proGIcts or patronizing the business and to peacefully persuade psxs0ns to ahxtain from work during the pending of set- tIernsnt of labor disputes.
 Judiciary Committee Hsa<Snsa.
 Among the hearings asstSred for Thursday by the judiciary committee are resolutions appointing Lucius H. Fuller judge and Howard c. Bradford deputy judge and resolution appointing Mfr Bradford tp m ths Escancy in the