Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-27
IN THE SENATE.


 piled in by the senators today. Per mission to increase it's capital to S20.- 00qe00 IS provided for in a bill af- fect1ng the Southern New England Telephone company, and Senator John Hurley wants a liberal appropriation for normal school in Waterbury. a project which Senator Hurley has ad- Eocated previously. Like the situation in the house, there was practically no end to new legislation. Wednesday and Thursday--up to noon-are the last days for introducing new meas ureS.
 Senator Hewitt: Requiring telegraph companies to furnish ticker service without discrimination to those who may apply for It and who shall be ready 10 pay for the service. Judi ciaFy.
 Senator Evarts: Increasing the com pensaGon of shell fish commissioners to $500 year and requiring each to give a bond of S2,000. Shell fisheries
 Senator Evarts: Requiring corpora Gons to state in their certih hcates of in corporation: Name, location, nature of business. authorized capital stock, which shall not be less than S2,OOO number of shares and value of each share. which shall not be less than 30. description of different classes of stock, the amount on which the cor poration shall commence business and
  tied. Interpretations
 Senator Evarts: That rernonstrances against the granting of liquor licenses shall be in duplicate, one of which shall be fndorsed by the county com missionefs and sent to the applicant and the otl1er kept on file. Judiciary.
 Senator Klett: Appointing John Walsh of New Britain state referee. Calendar.
 Senator Bree: Prohibiting employers Fis-ITa q, continuance of a strike. lockout or other labor trouble. or to solicit any person to fill places Of his employees unless if shall be stated that 2 strike or lockout exists. Any person, firm, 1! or corporation violating this act shall be fined not exceeding S100- Labor Senator King: Fixing the mileage Qf officers taking prisoners to the Con- necticut refornlatory at 5 cents per mile.
 ton of s50,000 for the erection of a building for persons afflicted with tu- berculosfs who are addicted to the eX- cessive use of alcohol. Humane insti- l tutions.
 Sena tor A1corn. For the appoint nent of 8 commission to inquire into the advisabilIty of transferring all jails from county control to direct state control the members Of the commission to be appointed by the
 
 l pensation. Humane institutions Judges Appointed. Judges were appointed as follows: 1 John M Thayer of Norwich, to the supreme court and Howard J. Curtis 1 of Stratford, to the superior court, 1 both for eight years from Jan. 51. 1915. l and Isaac Wolff of New Haven to the court of common pleas of New Haven county, and Howard B Scott of Dan bury to the court of common pleas of Fairfield county, for four years. All the judges were elected by unani- moJ&s vote except Judge Curtis, against I whose appointment one senator voted. Senator Isbell: Authorizing the Southern New England Telephone company to increase it's capital stock l to $20, ,e6O. .o80. Interpretations. Senator Isbell: Authorizing savings l banks to invest 5 per cent. of their de- posits and surplus in the acceptances, as authorised by the federal reserve laws of national hanl8E or 9 member