Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-05

following appropriations: $2bo for printing additional copies of report of special investigator of department of labor; to state board of education trained teachers. and S3,0o0 for schoo, libraries; $S. e62 for the expenses of the workTnen's compensation commits sion; $25. 900 for construction of an iso- lation hospital for conta gtous dis eases at St Vincent hospital, Bridge port; s2o.o0o for state park comnis sion; S25, ,GJ0 to tuberculosis com mission for erection of buildings for tubercular children. Calendar.
 Hospital Appropriations.
 The committee on appropriations reported a bill relating to appropria- tfons for hospitals. It provides that all appropriations to hospitals by the general assembly shall be expended under the direction of the governor of the state and the managers of the hospitals, respectively, for the sup port of charity patients. and so used as to benefit the state as application may be made from time to time, report of which shall be made bien. nally to the generally assembly; pro- vided no part of the appropriations shall be paid to any hospitals unless they are in actual operation or un- less the purpose for which an appro- priatton is to be expended is for a building and is so specified in the
 
 expressly provided that none Of such hospitals shall charge or receive more than $4 per week for the care of any patient when such expense is to be paid by the state either direct or through the agency Of any town therein, except in the case of patients suffering with contagious diseases. or when, because of the greater care required, greater weekly compcn- sation is agreed upon by the comp troller in behalf of the state, Cal endar.
 For Earn, Work.
 There was discussion of the bill from the house relating to volun- that any high school scholar over fourteen years of age who shall vol unteeT and be accepted for agricul- tural work on q farm shall be per of standing by reason of absence pro- Vided such child maintains the stand =. ard prescribed by the committee of food supply and receives a. certificate signed by the governor.
 The bill was passed and transmitted to the clerk of engrossed bills.
 Millions Appropriated.
 Passed-Incorporati the Daniel son and Willinantic Street Railway company; relating to the election of school visitors in the city of New London; amending the charter of the Hydraulic Engineering company by extending it's rights relating to the work of building roads, etc; increasing the salary of thedeputy judge of the local court of Danbury and of the assistant prosecuting at torney to s4o0 and of the prosecut- ing attorney to $1,3G0; gra nting the town of East Lyme the use of cer- tain property for highway purposes; concerning the construction and use of sewers in Orange; approriating S15O.0O0 for a dormitory for the state normal school at Wi1linna ntic; s15,0O0 for a dorrnitory site for the normal school at Danbury; appro priating s143,712 for new buildings propriating s3,00o to the state park association for the case of Mt. Tom reservation; relating to the placing of money of the town deposit fund $50, 900 for an addition to the train ing school building at New Britain; appropriating $1,oo9, 900 for work on state roads, and s1,500,o0o for the trunk line system; appropria ting s100.000 for a site and preparation of plans for new state prison.
 Civil Service Bill Rejected.
 By an aye and nay vote the un- favorabI report of the committee on the judiciary on the bill to restore the civil service law of 1913 was accepted, and the bill rejected.
 Ayes-Senators Hunt, Rogers, klett, Spencer, Leonard, Caldwell. Bissen eMad, Macdonald, Adams, Brooks, Boyd and Quigg-12.
 Nays@Senators Broder. Hemenway, Whitney, Grady, Doughan, Futile, Iarkin OSullivan, Barnes-9. Senator O'SuIlivan then introduced a. bill for the repeal of the present law. By a vote of to IS the senate re- fused to suspend the rules for the ac- ceptance of the bill.
 A petition was presented by Sena- tor C'Sullivan for the present civil service commission. The petition was referred to the committee on the jul dietary.
 Industrial School Buildings The bill making an appropriation of s155, 900 for buildings at the Connec- ticut Industrial School for Girls, was tabled on motion of Senator Klett.