Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-26
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
 BILL IN THE HOUSE
(Continusd iron, Page one)

an act authorizing foreign insurance companies to do business in the state whose purpose is protection against steam boiler explosion, rupture of ma ch1nery. fly wheels, etc
 More Trolley in New London.
 MT. Fox of New London introduced an act covering trolley road extension in New London as follows. The Con necticut company is hereby authorized to construct. maintain and operate an route in the town of New London: From the present terminus of it's tracks in Broad street, where said tracks turn to enter Jefferson avenue, through Jefferson avenue to Phillips street, to VauxhaIl street, to Goddard street, to Norwood avenue, to Whittle- sey street. over private land to a pro- posed highway to be opened in Fitch avenue. then on Fitch avenue to its present tracks on Broad street: also, on VauxhaH street from Goddard street to LedSard street to it's present tracks in Broad street.
 Marriage Certificate. MT. Martin, of Orange. presented by marries, shall be required within thir- ty days to cause record to be made not the town. The penalty is forfeiture of $50.
 Another Cat Act.
 MT. Thompson, of West Hartford.
 
 ing of cats. over six months of age, at fee of $1 per annum.
 Ministers Limited.
 Mir. Smith. of Mansfield. presented an act that provides that no person who is not a citizen of the United in this state, under a penalty of $500 or Imprisonment not more than one year, or both.
 One for One Thousand License. Mr. Curry, of Lebanon, by request, presented an amendment to- the liquor the number of liquor licenses granted shall not be in excess of the ration of one license for each, 1000 of inhabit- ants.
 Common Pleas Judges.
 An act introduced would abolish the court of common pleas in the several counties on July 1, 1917, and that there be established a court of common pleas consisting of eight judges to be ap- pointed by the governor and confirmed by the legislature. Each judge to re- ceive salary of S4,5e0 and $500 for expenses.
 Amendment to Constitution.
 Mir. Hamrnersley, of Hartford. pre- scented a proposed amendment to the constitution, which provides that the members of the house of representa- = tives shall be sent from eIectorial dis trict to be fixed by the general assem- bly, after each decennia1 census. Each district to contain approximately the same number of people. and the dis tricts shall, so far as possible be ar ranged not as regards to town and county boundaries.
 Shooting on Sundays.
 MT T.usse1, of Ntiddletown intro duced ar act which provides that members of clubs affiliated with the American Rifle Association of Amer fo,- e. are authorized to practice in the after noon of Sunday in their rife ranges.
 Summer HoteI License.
 MT. Curry, of Lebanon. presented an act to repeal liuuor licenses for sum ner hotels. If adorted this would af- ike hotels that are open during the
 Salary for cornp+rolier.
 An act introduced b. Mir. Frank. of Andover. fixes the salary of conptrol Ter at 2.500 a year.
 Bridge Toll Rates.
 An act was presented fixing the toll rates on bridges and ferries across the Connecticut river between the Mid d,etown bridge and the mouth of the
 Care of Old Soldiers.
 An act introduced amends an act providing for the support of dfsa bled Civil war The change provides that applicant shall have. been married prior to June 27. 1906.
 Woman Suffrage Bill in House. The woman suffrage bill as offered in the house would give women the right to vote for president, vice presi- dent congressman, town officers and on the license question.
 More Judgeships.
 Nine resolutions. appointing judges