Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-17

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 Trolley Crews.
 The bill relating to trolley crews was reported unfavorably and report accepted and bill rejected
 Doekets of Civil Cases.
 The act concerning doclxets of civil that all the issues of fact shall be tried by the jury provided the issues agreed by the parties to be tried py the court mey be so tried. was re- ported favorab1y by the Judiciary com mittee. Tabled for calendar and . New London V. M. c. A.
 The committee on interpretations re- ported favorably an arnendatory res olution to the charter of the Y. M. c. A. of New London, which provides that the estate, property and funds which may be held by or granted to tho corporation for the uses specified in the charter. with the income there of, be exempted for taxation. Calen- dar.
 Trout Season.
 The committee on fish and game made unfavorable report on the bill, two months. Report accepted and bill rejected.
 Trolley Retentions.
 The act amending the charter of the Connecticut Company. passed in the senate reached the house file Friday. The act authorizes these extensions In Norwich: From a connection with it's tracks at or near TaftS Station Of the New York, New Haven and Hart ford Railroad company, thence in a generally northeastern direction to a connection with the company's tracks at CT near Central Village, from the terminus oe the tracks in West Main street, southwester1y over the Salem turnpike or on any convenient private right of way to suitable terminus at or near Mapiewood cemetery: also from connection with the ttracks in South street. through Norwich ave- nue to connection with its tracks in North B street.
 New London Matter. The committee on appropriations 1 will give hearing next Wednesday af- ternoon on the bill presented by MT. 1 Fox, concerning appropriation for the l New London Vocational school
 Addie Burns Case. The house agreed with the senate in | giving permission for withdrawal of | the petition for release of Addie Burns | from the state prison. It was explain l ed that the petitioner had made 9 | board of pardons and they were re- | jected. It was explained that in view | of the action of the board of pardons, l the committee agreed to make unfav- | orable report
 Railroad Abandonment.
 The committee on railroads report | ed favorably on bill to permit the New | ork. New Haven and Hartford Rail- | road company to abandon the track | age between Saybrook Point and Fem l wick station. Tabled for calendar and | printing.
 Employment of, conviete- The judiciary committee made fa- rorable report on a bill which pro- | Fides that no person confined for crime | shall be employed in or about the | of preparation of tobacco, ,r any article hich in it's use comes nto contact with the mouth of the | luman being. Calendar.
 Narcotic Drug Addiets.
 There came favorable report from he committee of humane institution, 'eported favorably on an act which provides that there shall be provided II the Connecticut Hospital for the In- sape at Norwich, a suitable place for he admission. confinement, operation md treatment of narcotic drug ad- iicts. Calendar.
 Norwich City Clerk.
 An act taken from the calendar and ,assed in concurrence with senate ac- ion provides that the city clerk of he city of Norwich shall be elected at he city election next to be held after he passage of this act, for a terms of wo years. and biennially thereafter ity election for a like term. He shall lold office until his successor is elect d and qualified.
 Includes Stoninston.
 An act of special interest. takenI