Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-27
BUSINESS FILING UP IN ASSEMBLY
IA New Armory New Haven Cost $750o0o is Provided
 for in Bill Presented Yesterday.

and the board must bear the license date.
 Penalty for Stealing Poultry Every person who shall steal poul-
 try, shall be on conviction of the first court be fined $100 and imprisoned not more than two years, if the act pre- sented by AIr. King of Fairfield be- comes law.
 Change Representation in House. An act was presented for a consti- tutional amendment which would lam it the representation in the house 10 one representtiVe from each town
 Export Parcel Postal Rates. ] Resolution was introduced that that favors the reduction of rates on
 export postal parcels. The rate is
 now twelve cents q pound, which IS fifty per cent. higher than that Uf other great commercial nations.
 Other Business Introduced.
 Mir. Bailey, of Norwich, presented acts relating to justices of the peace,
 validating certain deeds and colvey-
 anceS.
 An act was introduced changing the
 name of the town of Chatham to North Hampton.
 A petition vas received from tho Willimantic Light company to ere ss land, owned by the state. Referred t0 committee on interpretations. Petition was received from F'ranil
 Kroner and others to be incorporated
 as the Norwich, Colchester and Hart ford Street Railway company Refer red to committee on interpretations Resolutions were presented and tabled for calendar, appointing Will iam B. Colt judge and Lewis Gran dalI assistant judge of the police court of New London.
 4 resolution was presented in the house appropriating $200,G00 for the purchase of g. site for q state normal school in Waterbury Mir. Perry of New Haven presented an act concerning harbor lines in the larbor of New Haven. An act presented in the house on Tuesday provides that the name uf TO person as candidate for the same office shall appear more than one or the ballot.
 MT. Shaw, of Bedding, presented an amendmeu. to the compensate nlaw, so that it will not be applicable to 1 employers of five persons or less. Representative Kenyon, of Grotou, 1 has been appointed teller for Section three during the session. The sixty two matters starred for action on the calendar Tuesday, re- latfnS to the appoint of minor judge ships, were all referred to the ju- diciar2- committee
 Notes. Alpha Lewis, of New London, was at the capitol Tuesday and attended a !! session of the joint conference board l of trolleymen, when matters that have | been and are to be introduced ia the 1 legislature were given consideration. $ B. Thorpe sent a postal 70 Rep 1 resentatve Bob Eaton, which read 1 Tn civil servie belief shall I follow 1 William Howard Taft or E. L. Isa- 1 be%'
 George Goss, Of New London, d l former member of the State Board oi 1 Barber Examiners, was at the capi- 1 tol, Tuesday. He attended a rneetirs 1 of the executive board of tho State l Barbers' association and also a. session ] of the legislative committee of the American Federation of Labor MT ] Goss was 8 delegate to the Nationa 1 Barbers' convention. held in Irdiauap- ! oils, which was attended by over 700 l delegates
 1 Thomas E. DonoIlue, seaier o1 1 weights and measures for the city oi ! New London was a visitor at the capi. { to1 Tuesday.