Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-18
Address Against
 Woman Suffrage
GIVEN BY MISS PRICE OF OHIO IN
 HOUSE CHAMBER.
HAD LARGE AUDIENCE
Act Concerning Hunting in Vicinity of Moheqan Park Tabled in House on Motion of Representative Henderson w, H. Palmer Reappointed Mem Der of State Board of Education.
Special to The Bullet1n.)

(Spec1al to Ine bulleIln.)
 Hartford, March 1.-The manage ment of the Connecticut general as- sembly arranged to give Miss Lucy Price, of Ohio, a larger audience than was granted to Senator Shafroth, of Colorado. The announcement that Miss Price was to combat the argu- ments of the senator in favor of wo- man suffrage was given in a double leaded announcement in the Legisla- tive Bulletin, and was punctuated oy the announcement by the clerk just before the house adjourned to meet again at 11.3O Thursday morning. Be fore the members had opportunity to leave their seats, and before Speaker Healy had really retired from his desk, Miss Price was in readiness to deliver her strong and interesting address against woman suffrage. The mem bers who had started to leave the hail of the house, returned to their seats in respect to the lady who had already commenced the delivery of her ad- dress.
 Mohegan Park Protection.
 The act concerning hunting near Mohegan park was starred for action and read as follows:
 Any person who shall hunt for game with dog or gun or who shall discharge any frmarm within two thousand feet of Mohegan park in the town of Nor wich shall be fined not more than fifty QOllarS, or imprisoned not more than thirty days, or both.
 MT. Tenn of Wethersfield offered an amendment expunging the words "or who shall discharge any firearm," as under the act it would be illegal to shoot a rat MT. Henderson, of Nor ed property in the vicinity that had always been used as a hunting ground and that the rrivilege should not De denied. MT. Henderson's motion to table prevailed
 A Norwich Claim.
 A bill presented by Senator Barnes was reported favorably by the com Glittee on claims in the senate Wed nesday, which authorized the comp is. representing the estate of Jeremiar r. Sholes the sum of $30 for dama2C done by the falling of a tree on the property If the state armory to The bill vas passed under suspension of the rules
 Norwich Represented.
 Resolution appointing William H Palmer of Norwich a member of tn" state board of education, for a tern of four years from July l. 1916, was passed under suspension of the rules Howell Cheney, of Manchester, was appointed a member of the board to serve four years from July 1, 1915
 Sheep and Goats.
 proposed act which provided that 1wners of sheep and goats should count same and make reportro same to the selectmen every twenty -four hours.
 Aid for Evening Schools.
 The act which provides state aid for evening schools that are maintained for at least seventy five sessions in EEp,Tt h A1 that on the first Monday in July re- port must be made to the comptroller of the average number of pupils at tending such schools for the first sev- enty-f1ve nights of the session within the current year.
 Other Calendar Matters.
 These additional measures on the calendar were passed: Exempting cer- tain organizations from the act for societies; concerning cattle inspection; notice of limitation of time for pre- senting claims against estates of de- ceased persons; manufacture and sale of mattresses and pillows; amending act concerning fee for analysis of fer tilizers; repealing the provisions of certain acts exempting from taxation certain municipal bonds in the bor- ough of Winsted. town of Windsor Locks, cities of New Haven, New Bri- tain and Norwalk: concerning domes- tic animals; taxation of woodland; taxation of estates of deceased per sons and insolvent debtors; concern ing the opening of judgments on de- fault; concerning frequenters of houses of ill-fame and disorde-ly houses; amending act concerning the practice of medicine, surgery and midwifery; amending act concerning incest; act concerning consent by parent or guar dian to offenses against chastity; in- cooperating Ellington Water company; concerning municipal finances of West Hartford; killing of game in Westport fire district; authorizing Midd1etown school district to issue bonds.
 Horse and Hen Thieves.
 The act concerning reward for in formation against horse and poultry thieves was amended that the reward for poultry stealing will not exceed $50 nor less than $25 and that the "nolle of any such complaint upon the pay ment of any sum of money shall be deemed a conviction within the mean ing of the act"