Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-03
IN THE SENATE.

Hartford, April 2.-The committee on public health and safety in the senate today reported favorably on the fol- lowing bill concerning moving pictures managing or conducting any place where any moving picture or theatri- cal production is exhibited who shall sell any admission ticket or charge or receive any admission fee or collect or receive any valuable thing from any person in excess of the seating capacity Of such place shall be fined not more than $25 or imprisoned not more than any admission ticket or the collection CT receipt of any fee or valuable thing from any person not provided with a seat in any such place shall constitute n-offenee." Calendar.
 Referred.
 On motion of Senator KIett the bill from the house extending congratuIa- was referred to the committee on fed eral rela in concurrence.
 Senator Whitney was appointed on the committee on recall of the bill re- iating to the evasion Of fares on rail- roads.
 Calendar.
 Pass the Hartford Electric Light company to build trest1e over Park river near the Valley rai,road; that when an elevator is in
  five days notice before it is operated; increasing the capital stock of the Eagle Lock company to S5,000. 900; that no person under Is years shall be eIn- p,oyed as messenger by a telegraph company between the hours of 10 a. m, end that in the retirement of preferred stock regard shall be had to the cer- tif1cate of the corporation filed in the town clerks shall be furnished by the secretary of state with duplicate copies of registration certificates; extending the time of the organization of the Lawyers Title Insurance company; concerning compensation to trustees of the Fair Haven Union Cemetery association: authorizing Hartford county to issue bonds to the amount of s70O,0oe; relating to the valuatio of securities of mutual in city of New London to enforce ordi- nances for the removal of snow and ice; extending the time for the or ganization of the Y.s M. C. A. of Water bury and eXenpting property from taxation; extending the time for fires On land in the open air from Nov. to December; creating board of fire com in Milford; establishing the weight of 3. cubic yard of sand at 2,60O pounds and of gravel 2,S0G pounds; in to six the mem bership of the police board Of Milford; incorporating the Congregation Ados Israel of Hart ford; creating the office Of coroner for the towns in the Jurisdiction of the district court of Waterbury; that civil suits may be removed to the proper court on payment of
 The committee on fish and game re- ported a bill making the close season for golden blower, black breasted, plo- yer, yellow legs and Wilson's shine or jack snipe from Dec. l to Aug l. Cal andar.
 More Mills Passed
 Passed-Concerning notices of pro- posed appropriations to be acted at annual city meeting in New London; acts of the Young Mems Christian association of Waterbury, sxempting it's property from taxation md extending the time for its organ zation to 1917; that the fire board of Milford shall consist of six members; the reopening of commit 1 nents to the Connecticut school for ooys, the Connecticut industrial school or girls. the Florence Crittenden mis- 'ion and the House of the Good Shep- ierd; that towns shall pay for their l oaupers in other towns at the rate of | P for a week for those between and 4 years, and $1.50 for those less than | years, and if cared for at a public | hospital $l0 week; that the amount l if checks drawn at least seven days | ,rior to the date on which tax lists are | equired to be filed may be deducted | rom the amount on deposit In the | ,ank.
 Adjournment. The senate adjourned to Tuesday at | o'clock a. m