Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-09
IN THE SENATE.
Committee of Conference to Consider
 Deer Bill.

Hartford, April S.-The senate re- ceded from its former action on house bill No, 1s7 concerning the adultera- tion of milk and concurred with the house in passing the bill as amended by the house.
 The committee on education report ed favorably on the bill for the pur- chase of land adjoining the normal school property in New Britain and making an appropriation of $16,000 therefor. Calendar.
 The bill requiring the educational test for children under 16 years of afe, who desire to work, to include an ability "to calculate percentage" was rejected, the committee on edu- cation having made an unfavorable report
 An unfavorable report was received from the committee on the judiciary on the bill to prevent fraudulent inn itatfons of warehouse receipts and the bill was rejected.
 War on Mosquitoes.
 A favorable report was received from the committee on public health and safety on the bill relating to the locating and abolishing of mosquito
 Senator Whitney was appointed a committee to recall from the office of the secretary of state the resolu- ton appointing Justin B. Holman and B. Kent Hubbard. IT, members of the state board of charities. Praise for Hartford Institutions. Senator Alcorn, in moving that the senate concur with the house in re- jecting the bill for an appropriation for the establishment of seaside insti- tutions for the treatment of tubercu- 1osis of the bone, said that in the Hartford hospital and in St. Francis hospital large number of cures from this disease had been effected and ir the Home for Incurables at Newing- ton there was very fine work done ir the treatment of the disease, and there were no fat fees paid to physi- | cians." The bill was rejected in con- currence.
 The Deer Bill. Senator Lewis moved that the house adhere to its former action in reject ing the deer bill and to ask the house for the appointment of a committed of conference.
 On the motion of Senator Bishor the matter was temporarily tabled. Subsequently the matter was, taker from the table.
 Senator Bishop offered an amend. | ment making the open season for killing deer from November 1 to No. vember 15 inclusive.
 Senator Lewis renewed his previou: | motion that til ehouse adhere and asl
 
 l motion was carried and Senator Klet 1 of the Sixth district was appointed on the committee.
 Barbers' Commission to Remain. The committee on public health ana | safety reported unfavorabIy on tht bill for the abolishing of the barbers commission and the transfer of tn, duties to the state board of health | The bill was rejected
 | QSenator Magee in chair.) Calendar. Among the measures passed were | Authorizing the highway commission | CT to erect signs on trunk line high l ways; giving 6electmen and rate mak CTS authority to restore names to per sonal tax list from which they ha4 been erroneously omitted: giving tn adjutant general access to military en l rollment made under the direction 1 of selectmen; requiring 60 days no tice to be given for claims against tn state; for the muffiing of motor boat
 to prevent noise; giving the commis sioners of rivers. harbors and bridge
 right to convey land in New London | to New York, New Haven 6 Hartfort railroad for SPA 800: allowing person | to ship game killed in another stat into Connecticut on certifcate; mala l ing the close season for raccoons iron January to October 1 and permit | ting persons to kill the animals o] 1 their property; submitting to the peo | pie an amendment to the constitution concerning mileage of members of tn | general assembly.
 l To Appropriate $17,ooo.
 The committee on roads, rivers an
 bridges reported favorably on a sub l reimburse the New York, New Havel