Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-17
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eavorably the bill to close saloons on
Good Friday. Mr.. Martin. house chair
man said members interested IN the
bill were absent and on his motion
the bill was tabled for calendar and
printing.
Concerning School Physicians.
An act in amendment to the public
acts of 1907, section 1 of chapter 2V7'
was passed to mead as follows:
| The board of school visitors, board
of education, or town school commit
tee of any town, or the board OF edn-
cation or committee of any school dis
trict in each town having less than
| 10000 inhabitants, may appoint one or
more school physicians, and shall as
sign one of such physicians to each
lpublic school within such town or dis
trict, and shall provide such phys1-
clans with facilities for the perform
ance of the duties provided for under
the provisions Of this act, provided in
such cities and towns wherein the
board of health maintains medical in
spection substantially as provided Tor
in this act, such board of health shall
appoint and assign such physicians,
and any town, city, or district may
transfer to the board of health or to
the local health officer the duties pro
svided for in this act.
Signs and Trunk Lines.
The house concurred with the sem
ate in the passage Of an act which pro-
vides that the highway commissioner ds
directed to erect and maintain uniform
signs, bearing directions for the guild
ance of travel, at points where two or
more highways meet or intersect any
trunk line highway and to erect and
maintain on trunk line highways dan
ger signs where the same may be
necessary.
The Use of Vehicles.
The act concerning the use Of We
hicles upon public highways was
amended so that the term vehicle
shall apply to all vehicles except those
which are designed to be propelled by
hand. The person or vehicle overtak-
ing another, and passing to the left of
the one overtaken, shall do so subject
to the right of way of those travelling
IN an opposite direction from his own
and meeting him at the point where he
is to pass the person or vehicle over
taken.
Every vehicle whether stationary or
in motion, on any public highway or
bridge, shall have attached to it a
light or lights which shall be so dis
played as to be visible from the front
and the rear during the period from
one-half hour after sunset until one
half hour before sunrise Such light
or lights shall be of sufficient illumi-
mating power to be visible at a dis
lance of 200 feet, provided this section
shall not apply to any vehicle designed
for the transportation of hay or straw,
while such vehicle is loaded with such
freight, nor shall it affect the pro-
visions of any existing statute or reg
ulation requiring lights on motor We
hicles.
Concerning the Sale of Milk.
An act was passed which provides
&t,nk
hibit the sale Of milk shall state in
each order for such purpose whether
the anne is issued to prevent the sale
Of milk which is unfit for consumption
as food. Any official issuing such or
der shall ascertain the average daily
quantity of milk produced by the COWS
or goats of each person affected by
such order of prohibition, and the mu-
nicipality wherein such sale is pro-
hibited shall pay damages for the
value Of the milk which such person
has been unable to sell during the
period of prohibition upon proof that
at the time such order was issued such
milk was At for such consumption,
ANY person aggieved by such order
in the event of failure to agree with
the municipal as to the value of the
milk produced during such period, may
collect the value thereof from such
municipality.
Voluntary Associations.
The act which provides that when
civil action is brought against volun-
iary associations was amended SO that
In case of judgment the property of
Hne association be attached, rather
than that of the members
Order of the Day Thursday.
The majority and minority reports
OF the excise committee, both of which
carry with them increase in the liquor
Incense fee, were made the order of
the day for next Thursday morning at
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