Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-25
ADVERSE REPORT ONExCISE MATTERS
In House Closing of Saloons Good Frday-E. Robin son Appointed Deputy Judge of Griswod-Senate Passes Governors Staff Bill and Approves Fire Proven ton Day.

so as to demand relief by virtue of this act.
 Roll of Civil War Vets.
 An act was passed in concurrence with the senate, authorizing the ad- jutant general to issue duplicate copies of the publication provided for by the provisions of a resolution providing for a record of Connecticut volunteers, approved March 10. 1886, and a res olution of the same name approved April Is. 1887, until the supply of such publications Is exhausted to librarians and to each post of the Grand Army of the Republican and camp of Sons of Veterans in this state upon certificate that the copies issued to them under the provisions of said resolutions have become worn out by constant use.
 Voluntary Attachments.
 The act concerning attachment of property of voluntary associations was awarded in the house, which specifics that the property of a voluntary asso- citation may be attached, but the in dividual property of its members shall not be liable to attachment or levy of execution in actions against such association, except the property of such members as are made code fendants and against whom judgment shall have been rendered.
 Soldiers and Sailors Roster.
 An act was passed, in concurrence with the senate, which directs the ad- iutant general to prepare a roster con- ttaining the names and complete mil itary and naval record of the soldiers, sailors and marines who were in the service of the United States in the Spanish American war, Philippine in- surrection, and China Relief exposi- ton, from April 21, 1898. to July A. 1904. who were credited on the quota from this state. It shall include the names of those who served in the United States volunteers in the regu- lar army or navy or as volunteers from other states who were residents of this state at the time of enlistment, or who are residents of this state at the time of the passage of this act. Such ros- ter shall contain a brief statement of the operations and service of each reg iment, battalion. battery. detachment ship of which any resident of this state was a, commanding officer. and of engagements by the United States marine corps commanded by any res ident of this state.
 ShoIes Claim Passed.
 The resolution to pay the estate of Joseph F. Sholes of Norwich the sum of $30 for damage done to house by the falling of tree that stood on state arnory property, was passed in the house, Wednesday, in concurrence with senate action. The original resolution fixed the damage at $50, but amended in the senate to $30
 No Legislative History. Representative Bob" Eaton called from the table the unfavorable report of the committee on appropriations in regard to appropriating S4,000 for the publication of a Legislative History and Souvenir of Connecticut, which came from the senate a week ago. MT. Eaton said that William H. Taylor and State Librarian Goddard appeared before the committee in favor of the proposition. MT. Eaton said these pub lications had ome real merit, but that due to the present financial con- ditions, the committee made unfavor- able report The report was accepted and resolution rejected.
 Legislative Notes.
 County Commissioners Smith, Brown and Lanphere were at the state capitol Wednesday.
 Corporation Counsel Joseph T. Fan ming of Norwich appeared before the committee on finance Wednesday and spoke on the bill which concerns tax ation of real estate and property of certain municipalities used for public water supply.
 Attorney William H. Shields and Se- lectman Lillibridge of Norwich were at give their views on the proposed in crease in annual appropriations for the New London county law libraries