Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-16

I persons to be dealers and traders in metals, old and new, junk. second hand | cles in such town,s borough or city respectively, and may revoke any such license for cause: but the selectmen shall not grant any such license for the carrying on of such business with : l in the limits ok any borough. and the persons so licensed shall pay, for the benefit of any such town. city, or bor- ough. to the authority granting the license, not less than two nor more than ten dollars therefore, to be de- termined by the authority granting the license Every license granted under the provisions of this section shall designate the place where such
 business is to be carried on, and shall continue for one year, unless sooner revoked. Every such dealer shall keep a book in which shall be written in English description of such articles,
 the name, residence, and a general des- cription- of the person from whom, and the time and hour when such property was received; and such book. and the place where such business is carried on, and all articles of property men tioned therein, may be examined at any time by the selectmen of the town, or any person designated by them, and in any city or borough by the chief of police of such city or borough, any person by him designated. Every such dealer shall make weekly sworn statements of all his transactions un- der such license, describing the goods received and setting forth the name, residence. and a description of the per- son from whom such goods were re- ceived ito the chief of police in the CT cases to the town clerk of the town in which said junk dealer re- sides, and shall keep all good at least five days after the filing of said state
 ment.
 Corporate Rights Attachment The general statutes are amended to read as follows:
 Rights or shares in the stock of any corporation, together with divi- dends and profits due and growing
 due thereon, may be attached, and shall be made by leaving a true and attested copy of the process. and of the accompanying complaint or decla- ration, with the proper Endorsement thereon, of the officer serving the
 same, with the defendant, or at his
 usual place of abode, if if/witllin this
 state, and with the secretary, clerk or
 cashier of such corporation, or if such
 corporation has no secretary, clerk or
 cashier, or if he is absent from the state, then at the principal place in
 the state where such corporation tran Sacts it's business or exercises it's corporate powers; and such rights or shares, together with the dividends and profits, shall be holden to respond
 to the judgment which may be recoy
 cred in said action, for sixty days after its rendition: and when an officer with a writ of attachment shall apply to such secretary, clerk or cashier. for the purpose of atta ching such rights sor shares. the secretary. clerk or cash fer shall furnish him with a certificate, under his hand. in his official capaci- ty. specifying the number of rights or shares which the defendant holds in the stock of such corporation, with the incumberances thereon. if any, and Upon the failure of any secretary, clerk or cashier to furnish such officer with such certificate, he shall be fined not more than two hundred dollars.
 The Legislative Souvenir.
 The committee on legislative ex- penses gave hearing on the matter of a.ppropriating s4,000 for the publice Legislative Souvenir and History of Connecticut. Souvenir" Taylor stated that he had asked no person to appear before the committee in favor of the appropriation. He said the amount asked for was the same as made at previous sessions, although the cost of printing and photo engraving had iu- creased perhaps fifty per cent. Sena- nell spoke in favor of the appropria tion. There was no opposition.
 Lucky Captain ChatfieId.
 Captain Constant W. Chatfield, from Voiuntown, was master of the ill-fated four -masted schooner Lyman W. Law that was tor pedoed in the Mediterranean Wednes day for fourteen years and while she hailed from New Haven. The vessel was sold last June and he was urged to make the voyage that ended the vessels service, but he declined. He had premonition that it would be an extra hazardous trip and he resolved ot retire and spend the balance of his days in quiet Voluntown. He accept ed the nomination to be representa- tive from the republicans and has been assigned to the committee on shell fisheries.
 Governors Gift to Senator.
 Governor Holcomb has presented to Senator John H. Barnes, of Norwich, senate chairman of the committee on woman suffrage a certified copy in reference to the subject of equal suf- frage. for. women which was recently adopted by the legislature of Idaho, which is now in session. The memorf-e | al is dated February 5, 1917. is signed by w. F. 'Dougherty, secretary of state and bears the great seal of the state of Idaho.
 IN THE SENATE