Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-16
IN THE SENATE.

morning at 11-S0.
 IN THE SENATE Hartford. March I5-In the senate | today the committee on judiciary re- ported unfavorably on bills concerning the running of busses as common car- riers. athletic games on Sunday, and on the petition concerning the dis position of the estate of William keyser late Of Norwich. The bills given leave to withdraw. fThe bill in reference to Sunday athletics will be covered in a bill 10 be reported iater.)
 The bill fixing the salary of the clerk of the court of common pleas at $2.500 and $500 for the crirnf- nal side was referred to the com n1lttee on appropriations on the mo- ton or Senator KIett.
 Stanley Railway Co.
 ported favorably on the bill incor- porating the Stanley Railway com pany of New Britain to build a trol- ley line from Stanley quarter in
 capital Of .1oos coco sooo harsI0rq and naming mh1g George A ouigley. George M Lam ders, James M. Curtin. John A Pilgard and F. 0. Kilbourne as fn- except Mfr. Pilgard. who resides in Hartford. are residents of New Britain Calendar.
 The committee on railroads re- public service corporations engaged in the business of transporting pas sengers in this state to carry at scholarship rates any student attend ing a public grammar. high or normal
 About Bridges
 The commission. on roads. bridges and rivers reported favorably on substitute bill requiring the approval Of the highway commissioners to the drawbridges before the money is paid by the compe.toller- Calendar
 Stables For Radio Horses.
 On motion of Senator Boyd. the chairman of the committee on ap- propriatfons. a bill was passed un- der suspension of rules, making an appropriation of $10.e0e for the cree tant-general. of stables for horses on the arsenal grounds. The bill was transmitted to the house.
 Legislative Souvenir.
 The favorable report of the com mittee on legislative expenses on the Dill authorizing the publication of a legislative souvenir was referred to the committee on appropriations on the motion of Senator Klett
 Again That Cavalry Horse
 In concurrence with the house the senate referred to the committee on appropriations the bill appropriating s175 to Troop B association to com l pensate it for the loss of a horse 1 The bill was read at the request of | Senator Hunt. Senator Neebe thought 1 1t was bill concerning the board of control which were coming so fast l sto bankrupt the state,'s he said
 Reports of Committees.
 Judiciary = Favorable on substi- I tute bill to require contractors for l public Buildings to file bonds for sat l 1sfactory performance of work: cal endar. Unfavorable on bills concern 1 ing workmen's compensation law, in 1 limitation and boycotting. to make | ment of children; bills rejected.
 Labor = Unfavorabie on bill pro- hibiting the use of the suction shut l tie; bill rejected. favorable on bills concerning mo- l tor vehicle law. the use of vehicles | cn highways and the appointment of | motor vehicle commissioner; bills | rejected. fSenator Macdonald stated | that the bills unfayorabIy rejected | would be taken care of in a bill to be | reported later.3
 The committee on education re- ported Cnfavorably on the petition of the city of New Britain for $15,- 200 for general school purposes. Bill rejected.
 The committee on cities and bor oughs reported unfavorably on the Dill giyfng general power to cities 1 and horcugas: bill rejected.
 Unfavorabie reports were re- se1ved from the committee on the judiciary on the bill to re-estabIish he office of factory inspector and the compensation of work nen injured in course of employment;
 s1,f,e rr.r,,n;<%.. -~S. b-.zf nd rivers reported unfavorab1y on a i i, roposed amendment to the law which Ives control Of certain bridges over . he Connecticut river to the highway commissioner; bill rejected. g OnfavoTable reports were received rom the committee on the judiciary c n bills regulating the appointment of o ledical experts by compensation com [ lfssloners. and concerning weights c nd measures tl On the recommendation of the com a iittee on education the bin concerning Q ae transportation Of school children u 'as referred to the committee on rafI- T pads O
 Report on New Prison Site.
 A report was received from the commission appointed to investigate fe 1e construction Of a new state prison. D. recoumends the expenditure Of $1.- e oO. 900 for the purpose that the sita tG located near railroad and that it ii rOvfde natural facilities for obtaining D. lan from $16 to $100 an aero be paid b, ,r the land and that the site should M ave an altitude of 200 to 400 feet n bf1yre Eaa 1es1yn7 Tx.