Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-11
IN THE HOUSE.
Favorable Reports on F. p. Latiner and Arthur M. Brown for Judges at Groton and GriswoId Respectively.
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Especial to The Bulletinl
 Hartford, Feb. 10.-The house con- noon adjourned to Thursday morning at 11.30 o'clock. Several matters were returned from committees for change or reference. and then attention was given to resolutions in judships, up- on reports from the judiciary com mittee as follows:
 Favorable Report or Latimer For
 Judge at Groton.
 Favorable on resolutions appointing Frederick P. Latimer judge and Au- ~ustus $. Chester, depty judge of the town court of Groton; tabled for cal enoar. The resolution appointing AL bert r. Hewitt. judge of the Groton court was rejected.
 A. M. Brown Judge at oriswoId.
 Favorable on. resolutions appointing Arthur M. Brown judge of the town court of Griswold; tabled for calender; the resolution appointing John Potter judge was rejected.
 Other resolutions were adopted ap- pointing these judges and their dis position: H. Harris Warner judge of Middletown court, calendar; J Bren- ton Warner, judge of Milford court, calendar: resolutions appointing sam uel E. Hoyt judge of New Haven, re- ported as rejected tabled on motion of g appointing $. Harris Warner, pudee of MIdd' 'etown court, to fill vacancy end = ing first Monday in April, 1915, was passed and transferred to senate as was also the resolution to fill the like vacancy on deputy judgship favorable to Wesley IT. Pearne; unfavoralole re- port was made on the resolution ap- pointing s. Ennie Jacobs, judge at New Haven, and report was accepted and resolution rejected
 Taken From Calendar and Passed. These resolutions were taken from the calendar and passed: Appointing James R. Mead, judge of the borough court of Greenwich; appointing Nor man $. Buckingham. deputy judge of town court of Milford appointing Robert c. Stoddard judge of the town court of Milford.
 Legislative Gieaninss. Former Representative Abel P. Tan
 ner of New London was a visitor at
 the capitol Wednesday.
 | The large legislative committee of | the Connecticut Woman Suffrage as ! sOciation are onto their job every leg l islative day. It is surprising how the 1 ladies can pick out a legislator from 1 the outsider 1 One of the progressive citizens Of l Groton, who appeared in opposition | to the appointment of Fred Latimer 1 as judge of the town court. said be- 1 fore the hearing that the Hotel Gris- wold. one of the finest summer hotels ! on the Atlantic coast, was 8 detriment | to the good name of the towni It is just triffe queer to see some
 Of the new members in their seats an hour or two before the opening time 1 of the house session.
 1 Souvenir Taylor, compiler of the 1 Pocket Manual, containing the roll. | committees and rules of the general
 assembly, distributed the handy little
 red books to the members, Wednes- | day.
 1 There will be a hearing this CThurs 1 day) afternoon. on the act presented by Representative Mcdonald, amend l ing the charter of the city of Putnam i before the committee on cities and boroughs
 The resolution presented by Mr Wilcox of Stonington, recommending ! an amendment to the constitution of the United States concerning poiygany was given hearing Wednesday by the | committee on federal relations. And ' that was about all there was to it. :, Many of the members accepted in- vitation to a meeting of the suf- fragettes held Wednesday afternoon
 in the Hotel Heu1lein. The speakers