New Britain herald., 1915-03-24
MAY BAR GENERAL
 SHOOTING OF DEER 
Bill Introduced to Place Privilege x Exclusively With Land Owners.

Hartford, March 24.-The problem of controlling what the farmers term the deer nuisance was advanced an Other step in the legislature today when the fish and game committee re- ported to the senate bill to permit anyone to kill or capture deer on ones own premises at any time of the year, with the additional right to give written permission to another person to enter upon the premises for the same purpose. The present law for "a close season on deer up till June !, 1917 is to remain unchanged. The effect of the bill favorably reported, if enacted, would be to bar general shooting of deer, placing the privilege exclusively with land owners. A shot gun only may be used. All killings must be reported to the fish and game commission and heavy penalty would be imposed upon person who Killed a deer without the legal right tp do so.
 The public health and safety com mittee reported adversely un petitions and bills to recognize and regulate the practice of chiropraetcs and
 
 llsh commission to examine chiro- Tractors MT. Griswold or Berlin said that as the governor had declared against additional commissions, the cpmittee could not see it's way clear tQ recommend the commission asked for. Bills of similar import were also reported adversely in the senate ard rejected
 Governors Staff Increased.
 The bill increasing the membership uf the governors staff by the detail efS four officers from the line was Adopted by the senate after lively 
 Replies to Criticism.
 In the house MT. Peasley of Ches- hire under the rule of personal priv nege replied to criticism made upon him by a Waterbury paper in which, Mir. Peasley said, .'He had been made out to be a liar in eleven different Nays
 a4r. Peasley said that he would tell the house that the mission of this newspaper in question was to ham Tner republicans"
 Among favorable reports to the house from the fish and game com lnittee were those to give the super lntendent of a state fish or game pre- serve the right to designate a per son to hunt and kill animals or ver- ip1p which prey upon game; provid- iNg for permits to be issued to those who wish to transport game or fish fEDrn another state into this state and repealing the bounty on racoons.
 Unfavorable Reports.
 Among unfavorable reports |. were Che following: On a bill concerning S14lding regulations by providing for deiter protection of persons engaged In and about the construction al- teration of bridges, viaducts or other structures; to prohibit a wholesale liquor dealer from selling liquor ex- pept to licensed dealer; prohibit ing druggists from selling liquors ex- eept upon a physicians order; to close sAIbons on Good Friday. On these excise matters MT. Martin of Orange said that these subjects were em- braced in other bills still under con struction by the committee. The ex- cess committee will report measure pEoviding that saloon licenses shall not be issued to persons who are not citizens either by birth or naturaliza- Lkvn.
 Rejects Legislative Souvenir. EThe house agreed with the senate In rejecting the resolution to pay for asIlegislative souvenir.
 The attitude of the judiciary com naittee towards legislative divorce was Indicated in an adverse report on the petition of J. J. Abbotts of South Boston to be divorced from his wife who is an insane patient at Middle town.
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