Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-04

! 1 rules were suspended and the resolu- 1 ton was passed. By vote the reso- Iution was transferred to the senate. In the senate the resolution. was amended to- include the tax cornmis- .sioner and tabled for printing in the | journal; FavOrabIy Reported bY Judiciary Favora5fe reports were received from the judiciary committee on batch of resolutions appointing judges and deputy judges of minor courts which were tabled for calendar. h. Cluded were resolutions appointing LU- ciuS H. Fuller judge and Howard C. Bradford deputy judge of the town i court of Putnam. and William It. | IeaId judge and Michael D. O'C0nnelI deputy julge of the court of Stafford springs.
 Other Business of Interest. Resolution appointing Thomas J. Kelley judge and another appointing Mir. Kelley deputy judge of the ciig- court of Norwich was starred for ac- i tlCu on Wednesdays calendar. These 1 resolutions and others relating to the ! appointment of John M. Sweeney judge of the borough court of NaugatucR, ] Thomas F.. Welsh judge of the town court of Southington. RCherC l.. Nun l ger, judge of the city court CT Ausonia, were under suspension of the rules ! tESOIIllDu duiADIlLlHs LIlG tOEEsD- troller to furnish members with copies ] of the general statutes and public acts ! Of 1903. 1905, 1907, 1909, 1911 and 1913. 1 was passed by the house Wednesday. 1 EX-Senator McDonouGh of Nauga- tuck candidate for attorney general on the democratic ticket, was a. guest
 of Speaker Healy during Wednesday $ | session.
 The senate and house adjourned to i Thursday morning at I1.SQ.
 Notes.
 i The ballot in the house for the re- election of Judge Alberto T. RorapacE l to the supreme and superior court was unanimous as was also the vote re- eIsctinZ Judge William L. Bennett s0 the superior court Edward smith was reelected judge of the court of com mon pleas for Hartford county and 1 Ernest C. Simpson for New Havc cn 1 county.
 There will be a hearing Thurs0av 1 afternoon before the appropriations committee on tho resolution making | appropriation for the Norwich State 1 hospital.
 | Next Tuesday afternoon the commit l tee OH federal relations will give i hearing on the resolution recommend 1 ing an amendment to the constitution | of the United States concerning poly i gamy, presented by Mir. Wilcox of | SLonington.
 ] An tyCE autlUl-ZI1Z me ELLE or New 1 London to issue refundinS bonds, pIc- 1 scented by Senator Wilton, will be giv- | en hearing by the finance committee | Thursday afternoon.
 1 Hearing will be given next Thurs l day afternoon on resolutions appoint l ing James 4. Shea judge of the police 1 court of WiIiiEuantic.
 1 There were many politicians from i New London county at the state capi- to1 Wednesday, interested in the se- | lection of two county commissioners. Thursday will be the first pay day 1 of the present session and a large at- | tendance of members is expected | There were more StupOVers Wednesday [ night than usual.
 i Speaker EIealyi a stranger to .9lnc- | tuaIity so far as goes the calling of About Friday Sessions. The suggestion of House Leader | Hyde of Manchester, that there be | Friday sessions of the general assem-
 ! bl%. was simply brushing the burr from
 l made in the interest of shortening the 1 session of 1915, in conformance with
 l the expressed wish of Speaker HeaiS
 land Governor Holcomb. Efforts of this
 1 nature have been made at every scS-
 | sion ever held in the state capitoL
 ! but in every instance proved q failure
 1 as it was impossible to secure a
 1 quorum. ! worked well for a first
 | Friday, but after that there was norh-
 l ing doing and the idea was sibapGoned.
 That will probably be the fate of the
 attempt at the present session. The
 1 speaker has declared it was possible
 1 to transact tie business af the state
 ticular many seasoned legislators dis