Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-13

committees. some of the more impor- tant that are to be heard this week are here selected for the informa ton of Bulletin readers:
 Agriculture.
 Tuesday Making an appropriation for state board of agriculture; con corning addition water supply at Con- necticut Agricultural college; author reports of Connecticut Agricultural college.
 ednesday-Amending an act con cerning dogs: concerning damage by concerning killing of dogs: amending an act concerning dogs. Thursday-Concerning imitation but ter; concerning testing of milk and ries: concerning production and han ding of milk and cream
 Appropriations.
 Tuesday--Regarding appropriations for maintenance state tuberculosis commission, state board of charities, Connecticut Prison association, board of prisoners in county jails, board of children in county homes.
 Wednesday-For Memorial hospital of New London, Danbury hospital, Day KimbaH hospital.
 Acknowledgements for the Backus hospital. Norwich; Johnson Memorial hospital - Stafford Springs: St. Josepf's hospital, Willimantic; Rockville hospital.
 Banks.
 Wednesday-Regula the sale of securities; concerning investments by savings banks in farm loan bonds is- sued under the provisions of the feder- al farm loan act; amending an act concerning the appointment of a bank commissioner and aboiishing the office Of building and loan commissioner.
 Cities and Boronghs.
 Tuesday-Devoted wholly to matters concerning the city of Waterbury.
 Wednesday-Matters pertaining to RidgefieId and West Hartford
 Thursday-Bills concerning Bristol, Danbury and Bloomfield.
 Claims. Thursday-With the exception of the claim of East Lyme for reimburse state, no matter of interest to eastern Connecticut.
 Education. Tuesday -. Concerning support of public schools; concerning health of Wednesday-Enforcem of law re- lating to the employment of children; school attendance; enforcement of laws relating to the attendance of children at school and their employment in certain establishments; the training of teachers in industrial arts; concerning the fund devised by Elisha Miller, late Of Lyme, deceased, for school pur- poses; establishment of. state scholar ships in Connecticut Agricultural col | lege; establishing scholarships for stu dents at Connecticut Agricultural col l lege. Thursday-Physica training in pub 1 lie schools; physical training and the l of summer camps; con- corning vocational education; trade l the transportation of school | children.
 
 ing the maintenance of normal schools; the establishment of state normal | school in the town oe Naugatuck; school certificates; the employment of | I
 Excise. Wednesday-Concerning purchase of | liquor; concerning sale of intoxicating | liquor; sale of liquor by druggists; | distribution of license and | no-iicense ballots; concerning gifts of | lions: concerning sale of liquors to | certain persons Thursday-Concerning sale of spirit | nous and intoxicating liquors; con- cerning soliciting of orders for liquors n no-licenSe towns: amending chap | ,er POI of public acts of 1915: con ,erning remonstrance to granting of | license.
 Fish and Game.
 Tuesday-Amending an act concern
  ng the licensing of fishermen; con- ,erning bunters' licenses; concerning ishing; concerning fishing through the | ce.
 Finance.
 Tuesday-Concerning taxation: ex- .mption from taxation; exemption rom taxation of property of Knights 'f~Columbus; also many matters con- | ;erning the city of Waterbury. Wednesday - Matters relating to Stamford, Norwalk, Hartford, Bridge port, Westvilie, and authorizing the own of Sprague to issue bonds. Thursday-Taxation of property of and charitable institutions; l minority representation on boards of .ssessors and boards of relief; con- erning tax maps.
 Forfeited Rights.
 Tuesday-Hearing on 14 resolutions f forfeited rights, including Nathan 'umerantz and Barnet Greenblat of 1ew London.
 Wednesday-F'ourteen resolutions for estoration of forfeited rights.x
 Humane institutions.
 Tuesday-Amending chapter 1se of he public acts of 1905; concerning commitments to Connecticut Industrial chool for girls; raising commission 0 inquire into title of Connecticut In- ustrial school for girls; appropria- ion for Connecticut hospital for in