Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-19
IN THE HOUSE. Fish and Game Laws Are Left Undis'
 turbed.
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AE9pONlGA LO l He L' 'iIilSb4il.' Hartford, Feb publican Lead CT Hyde of Manchester, presided at Thursdays session of the house. Chaplain Dunlap offered prayer re- ferring to the centennial of the treaty of Ghent Then followed reports of committees, starting with the un- [ favorable reports of the committee on fish and game, which leaves the orig inal laws uudisturbed. The commit tee on cities and boroughs reported favorab1y on the act concerning fire districts which were tabled for calen- dar. The finance committee reported unfavOTablY on creating a. department of finance in the town of Molford. Resolution was adopted giving the 1 use of the hall of the house to the committee on public health and safety for a hearing next Thursday afternoon, and the proposed act concerning school physicians. When the matter of action on for feited rights was to be taken, a vote was made for suspension of rules. MT. Stoddard asked Why a. suspension of the ru1es?" Mir. Back replied Tt had always been the custom to suspend the rules in these cases, as 1t did away with printing and was a saving to the state Mr. StoddaFd said: If it is a saver of expenses to the state ! that is reason sufficient for suspension of the rules in these cases.
 Judges Elected.
 These resolutions concerning judge ships were taken from the calendar and passed: Appointing John O. Shares deputy judge town court of Hamden; Thomas r. Weeks. judge and John W. GridIey- deputy judge town court of Southington: Robert L. Nun ger judge of the city court of Ansonia; Jonn Fades, deputy judge town court of Branf1rd: James A. Shea judge of DDl5pp rfV Young judge town court of Enfield: John IT. I&irkhafn aSs5 5stant judge city and police court of New Britain; John B. Dillon judge and George S.. Willis deputy judge of town court of Hunt lngton; Alfred C. Baldwin judge and Alfred r. Kelly deputy judge ity court of Derby
 Forfeited Rights Restored.
 Bills were favorabIy acted upon res toring forfeited right to DeF'orest MooreS, of Stamford. William H. Hol- ly of Stamford. Charles P. Conlon of Plainville and Thomas Bouchard of Piaindeld.
 Unfavorable Reports.
 The committee on fish and game made unfavorable reports on the bills restricting fishing in Amos lake. or taking of small trout. on the sale of pickerel and perch. and close of sea sen for black bass and the taking of picl1erel
 The house concurred with the sen ate ln the rejection of the resolutions appointing IT T. King judge of the city court of Meriden ard Abras S ATonson, Of the court of Ansonia.
 Courtesy For Ladies.
 Ndr. Martin of Orange presented res olution asking for the use of the hall of the house March and for the committee on excise on the bill con corning the limitation Of liquor li- censeS and fees. Mir Shaw of Bedding announced that he was about to ask for the use of the hall of the house on March 3 and 1 for q hearing by the committee on constitutional amendment concerning woman suf- frage, and hoped satisfactory arrange naents could be made to that effect MT. Martin said he would withdraw his resolution for the present in cour- that the hail of the house be devoted to the women suffrage matter on March 2 and 4.
 Civil Service Amendment.
 Mir. Hughes of Farinington, offered an amendment to the civil service bill which was recorded and ordered print cd i31 the journal The amendment is practically the same as was offered by Senator Purcell as q substitute and huLEl N llS CeEtaIeu not EeT1laQe 10 the original bill and was voted down In addition some details of the bill are included in MT Hughes amend nent.
 Funny Mir. Morris.
 AIr. Morris, of Litchfiefd, who has supplemented MT. Kingberger of Nor ris of 1919, as the house jester for 1915 was in the floodligFt just before ad- journment on Thursday He an- nounced that he wanted to speak for the committee in which he had mem bership. He said the committeeman all had Q thirst that they would like to satisfy 1t with what was provided by the state. while in the service of the state He said there was d. nice silver ice pitcher in the committee room and that 1t contained microbes as big as black bass. The other day while committeeman were observing the an- tics of the microbes, in came a fellow with a uniform, perhaps a chauffeur. with a pail of gasoline. The fellow lifted something from the pail and thurst it with his hands into the pitch CT and the speaker did not know whether or not the chap was to take a bath. MT. Rogers suggested the ap- pointment of a committee to investi- gate. The matter was referred to the committee on rules, health and safety.
 The house adjourned to ii 30 Friday