Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-03
Especial to The BuIletin.)

Hartford. Feb 2-ImmediateIy after the prayer by the chaplain in the house Tuesday, a resolution was adopted and immediately transferred to the senate which authorized the comptroller to draw his order on the treaSurer for S21,156.5U on account of the sum to be paid the legislators. This gives to each member his January Sti- pend of $50 and one round trip mile age. Then followed the reading of q mass of business from tho senate, all of which was referred to committees for hearing and subsequent action by the general assembly.
 Hardly a Quorum in the House.
 Due perhaps 10 unfavorab1e weather conditions. there was hardly a quorum present, but the business of the house went on, the question of quorum not being raised. The senate adjourned for the day.
 Reports Of Commissions Referred.
 \ communication was received from Governor Iolcomb submitting the re- ports of the several state cOmmis- sions and departments: the ConmunI- cation was ordered printed in the jour mai and the reports referred to the proper committees.
 Judiciary Committees Report.
 The judiciary committee reported faForably on the appointment of Nah lon II. EejSsler judge and Howard =. Bradford deputy judge of the town court of Putnam, and also favorabiy on the appointment of Samuel Young as judge and James '. Brinkenhorf deputy judge of the Stamford court. Report on Wage Earning Women. < resolution providing for the print ing of one thousand additional copies of the report of Miss Charlotte Molly neuE Holloway of New London as in- Spector entitled The Bureau of Labor on Condition of Wage Earning Women and Girls, was taken from the table on motion Of AIT. Back of hillingly. He said the report was the most com prehensiVe, interesting and able dOcu- ment eVe2 issued by any state depart ment, and contains information of in eStimable value. a credit to the lady who makes the report and the depart ment of labor and the state. He stat ed that the edition had been entirely exhausted and made motion that 1000 copies mere be printed, and the mo ten prevailed without opposition, and under suspension of the rules. The resolution was ordered transferred to the expressing clerk for immediate action.
 County Commissioners.
 The house concurred with the sen ate in the rejection of the resolutions appointing as county commissioners Dennis NIulvahiu Of Fairfield county, Michael b O'COnnell of Holland cCun- ty, Lebbeus E. smith of Windham and William J. BlSSeIt OL LllCnuelu. mere was concurrence with the senate ill the election of Joseph D. Waldron of Cheshire and James Geddes Of Water bury, commissioners for New Haven county, and D. H. Cortiss Of Thompson for Windham county.
 Resolutions were passed favorable to the appointment of John Fades. deputy judge of the town court of Branford, and John II. Kirlzham, as sistant judge of the city court of New Britain.
 Minor Judgeship Appointments.
 The calendar resolutions appointing Hugh Young judge of the town court of Enfield. William F. Colt judge and Lewis CrandaI assistant judge of the city and police court of New London. James A. Shea judge of police court of WilIimapliC and John Fades deputy judge of the town court of Branford were passed.
 For Friday Sessions.
 AIr Hyde of Manchester reminded the members that there was distinct understanding at the opening that every effort should be made to have a short session, and in order to succeed he recommended that sessions be held on Friday. He advised that the sev- eral committees assign hearings for Friday of next week.