Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-28

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 ces1nnissjep en Town Plan. An act which was passed in the house Tuesday provides that any town may. ct any annual meeting, duly warned and held for that purpose raise e commission on town plan con sistiHg of the first seiectman ex oficio and six electors to be selected at such meeting by the electors of such town, two of whom shall hold office for one three years. At each annual town meeting after raising such commits sion such town shall select two mem bers of such commission who shall hold office for three years. The members of such commission shall be sworn to a faithful performance of their duties and shall receive no compensation for services It shall elect a chairman In its membership.
 Single Game comnaissionsr.
 The act to appoint a fish and game commissioner, to supplant the present board of commissioners. was indeh- nitely postponed in the senate. In the house, on motion of MT. Fftzhenry of Waterbury, a motion to insist and call for a committee of conference prevail ed. Messrs. Pessley of Cheshire and Gailland of New Haven were appoint ed the committee on the part of the house.
 Fuel and Food Commission.
 An optional act which provides that cities and boroushs may appoint committee on fuel and food supply to meet any emergencies that may arise was on motion of Mir, Geary of Water ford tabled for calendar and printing.
 Order of the Day.
 IL was voted that matters at the foot of the calendar and tabled. be made the order of the day at noon next Tuesday,
 Getting Ready to Finish.
 A vote prevailed that all bills on the uieS De starred Tor action on next Tuesday, The house adjourned to II u'eleek next Tuesday,
 Rules ef the Read.
 An act concerning the use ef vehicles on public highways was passed In the house, tt tS VelNMa3aauS dceumeEt and describes in mtnuseneSS all the rules ef the road and penalties praVid- cd teS every possible violation, Among other matters the btn provides that the hlehwsN commissioner. ar other au- tAeEltN having control ef any bridge, may maintain notices at each end of such bridge, leSsese at a distance ef 60 rect stating the maximum weight ef AaN vehicle With load which such bNdse win safelS carry, The owner or any such vehicle shall be reSpenSl- Ole Tor any damage done te such bridge v ehc weight ef such vehicle aud it's load exceeds the weight indicated hN such notice, and the amount of such damage may be recovered in a nroper action at le~ by the authority la charge Of the maintenance of such bridge.
 No vehicle or other object having SriNins wheels or metal or having any metal tired wheels resting on a slsalas shoe shall be operated upon any public highway or bridge in such a manner as 60 materially cut or iniure the sur lace of such highway or bridge, bus shall apply to road making machinery In use in the repair or construction Of 1 such highways.