Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-27
Especial to The Bu1letin.)

Hartford, March 26.-There was no
 roll call of the house on Friday and
 the faithful few present were disap-
 pointed in not having their names re-
 corded on the roll of honor in the
 journal The routine reports were dis
 posed of and all calendar matters re-
 ceived consideration. It passed a bus
 mess grinding session and the dispo-
 sition of many minor matters cleared
 from the legislative deck so as not
 to retard the progress towards early
 adjournment Just before the motion
 to adjourn to next Tuesday morning
 at 11.15. The committee on roads
 rivers and bridges made favorable re-
 port on the amended automobile laws.
 It is a voluminous document and was
 tabled for calendar and printing.
 Rest and Double Fay.
 The committee on labor made un-
 favorable report on the proposed act
 which provided that railroad telegraph
 operators and despatchers shall be
 employed more than two Sundays in
 any calendar month without having
 had at least two days of twenty-four
 consecutive hours each for rest. and
 receive double pay for Sunday work The report was accepted and the bill rejected.
 Labor Bill Rejected. The bill which provided that in the event of any labor trouble in any man. ufacturing establishment or corpora ton, that in advertising for help the advertisement must specify the nature ! of the labor trouble then pending, came from the committee on labor unfavorably reported. In motion of MT. Taylor of Danbury. the report was tabled for calendar and printing. Delayed Judgesfrip. The judiciary committee made fa- vorab1e report upon the resolution ap- ! pointing Alexander Arnott, judge of ] resolution was tabled for calendar and printing.
 Bill Back on Table. There has evidently been an agree [ Tnent reached between House Leader Hyde and Representative Martin of | Orange. on some point in connection I with the bill relating to clairvoyants, fortune tellers, etc. which was passed | at Thursdays session, when the gen. tlernen named had a parliamentary ! duel. and in which the OrangemRn won l over the Manchester man, and elimi- 1 mated palmistry from the operations I of the law. At Fridays session Mir. Hyde moved for reconsideration of | the action taken. MT. Hyde made a ' motion that the motion to reconsider be tabled and the house members 50 l agreed
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 1 The house conourred with the sem ' ate fin the passage of the aot concern 1 ing duties and liabilities of hotel pro- | prietorE, which reads as follows: ! Whenever a guest of any hotel or ] inn shall fail to offer to deliver to I the person in charge of the office of 1 such hotel for safe keping. any seour- lttes, money, tewelry. watches, or or ! naunsnts belonging to such guest. the 1 proprietor of such hotel shah not be 1 liable for loss of any such property 1 by such guest to an amount greater I than $fo0 unless such loss shall occur through the negligence or misconduct of such proprietor or any of his employees; nor shall he be liable ! for the loss of any article of wearing l apparel, cane. umbrella satchel, valise. ' box. bag. bundle or other chattel De- ' longing to such guest and not within a room assigned to him. unless the same shah be specially entrusted to | the care Of such hotel keeper or his servants.
 Praetias of Midwifery. The act concerning midwifery war amended so that no resident shall be eligible to take examination until she shall present to the examining board @ certificate signed by two reputable ! citizens of the state, stating she is of ' good moral character and ts a resi- ! dent Of this state. and no non-resi \ dent shall be eligible to take such ex- ! animation until she shall present to A~~A& a~aratnin@ heaS6 ~-A%~--~~ ~--%@~-