Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-29

be Of uniform shape, color and size and be designated official ballots. by the registrars of voters at least three days before the primary or caucus. The names Of candidates may be printed or written.
 Deputy Health Officer For stonina-
 ton.
 ALi. Babcock of Stonington, present. ed an act which provides that the health officer of New London county shall appoint a deputy health officer Or the town of Stonington who shall be a resident of the second voting dis t1ict, when the town health officer shall reside outside of the second vot- ing district. The deputy shall have the same jurisdiction as the health of 1 1icer of the town, only in said second voting district
 Pension for Civil War Veterans.
 MT. Rogers of Litchtield presented an act that. reads as follows: All per sons who enlisted from this state and were credited to the state quota ot soldiers ol sailors in the Civil war and who received an honorable dis charge and are residents of the state and not inmates of Soldiers home shall receive q pension monthly of 8, the same to be in lieu of any tax exemp- Gon.
 Operation of Motor Vehicles. Mir Ritch of Woodstock submitted an act which says that no person shall be granted Q license to operate any motor vehicle upon the public high ways of the state who is addicted to the use or intoxicating liquors. Any person convicted of intoxication while Operating any motor vthicle shall for felt his license and shall not be given another for the term of one year.
 Sale of Liquor to Drunkards. An act concerning the sale of liquors to drunkards provides that whenever any person is brought before Q court charged with intoxicatIon the court shall notify licensed dealers not to sell or give any spirituous or intozicat ting liquors to such persons, and record of notice shall be kept for record. The penalty for violation is 3, fine not ex- Ceeding $10.
 Paupers, Insane and lndieent Persons.
 Mir Rogers of Litchfield presented an act authorizing the comptroller to have compiled all laws relating to paupers, insane and indigent persons. and cause to be printed copies for dis tribution to the seIectmen and judges Of probate. MT. Rogers also presented bill that no insane or indigent person shall be committed until notice has been given by the probate court of the hearing to relatives and next in kin and also give public notice by news paper advertisement.
 Goats and Sheep.
 Mir Palmer of North Stonington presented an act that requires every owner of goats and sheep shall locate same each 43 hours, and if any are damaged or killed by dogs, make re- port Co selectmen. If any are missing. search must be Instituted for same. The penalty is a fine of $20.
 Would Close Saloons Good Friday.
 The following proposed act was in troduced in the house Thursday:
 Every person who by himself. his servant or agent. between the hours of r o'clock of the night preceding Good Friday, so called, when such day shall be appointed or recommended by the governor of this state, or the preSi- dent of the United States. as @ day Of fasting or religious observance, and , o'clock of the morning following such day shall keep open any room. place. enclosure, structure or building in which spirituous or intoxicating liquors are sold or offered and ex- posed for sale, to be drunk on the premises, shall be subject to the pen alties of Section 2712 of the general statutes.
 About Mileage Books.
 MT Hannon of Meriden introduced an act which, if it becomes law, will require every corporation operating a steam railroad in the state to sell