Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-27
Especial to The Bulles.n.)

| NSpeclal to The Bulletn.) Hartford, Jan. 2s.-Friday was the the general assembly. and there sure was some business. and then some I more. Fully 1,5O0 bills were received and will be considered later in com mfttee, and then in the legislative | bodies. and all to be disposed of in that predicted shortest session-the record session predicted by the gov srnor and Speaker Healey. Municipal Light Plants. Mir. Bailes, of Norwich, introduced | an act that will place municipality | owned gas and electric plants under | the supervision of the public utilities commission.
 Atwood Fund Exemption. MT. Fox of New London presented ! resolution 10 exempt from taxation Atwood Fund, established by Eugene Atwood of Stonington for the aid of college students.
 Date of Sentence. MT. Fox introduced an act to the ef- feet that court sentences shall date from the last day of the term or ses- 1 sion in which the sentence is imposed. Joindsr of Counts. Mr. Fox offered an act concerning joinder of counts for Offense of somo Criminal Sentence. Mir Fox introduced an act concern ing allegations in criminal cases. in which conviction may be had, in any indictment, information or complaint pending.
 Mir Fox offered another act that concerns the 4sess1oI1s of grand turies. and the state attorney, or anybody se- lected by the attorney to appear at the sessions for the purpose Of examining witnesses and pFesenting sestimong r t4s4 a
 Issnands Of, Civil Prsesss. Anothei: pre5estyd y Mi. Fox, relates to the fssEant.p of civil pro cess in regard t0 fhc removal of pro- perty from the state. Mir. Fox also introduced an act concerning the sep aratfon and support of married peo- pie.
 Lobster Fishing. NIT. Candee, Of NorwaIk presented an act that no person shall engage in lobster fishing, without q permit there for from the commissioner of fish and game.
 Hunters Licences.
 An act to amend the act pertaining to hunters licenses, was presented making it a violation of the act, for any person to make false statement of age. nationality. citizenship or resi- dence.
 Convict Labor Presented.
 Mir German, of Danbury. offered an act to prIesent the heads of panel and reformatory institutions for contract ing the labor of convicts. except for such articles as are required for use n the institutions.
 Protection for Union Men.
 Mir German of Danbury presented an act to provide that the property of individual members of labor unions in the state shall be exempt from attach ment and levy or execution in all ac- tions arising out of or in connection with labor disputes.
 Mystic Fire District.
 An act was introduced by Mir. Will Hams of Groton to incorporate the Mystic fire district.
 Chief Egan's Salary.
 An act was introduced to fix the sal department at $4,0oo per annum.
 Would Bar Public. Mir. Burke of East Hartford pre- sented resolution that no person. l other than members of the senate and | house, the necessary officials of the | be allowed in the house chamber, or | in either adjoining retiring room while 1 the house is in session.
 Four Years Term.
 Mr. Higgins of Coventry presented a | proposed amendment to the constitu- of probate shall be elected for a term | of eight years.
 Liquors on Prescription.
 MT Fuller of Somers, introduced an act that specifics that no license shall | be granted to any druggist for the on the prescription of a regular prac- ticing physician.
 Mystic Power Company.
 An act was submitted by MT. Will Hams to amend the charter of the Mystic Power company.
 Militia Grievances.
 The joint standing committee on iuced, would be authorized to inves- tigate all disputes and grievances arising out of service of the militia. It shall file reports and recommends tions to the adjutant general.
 Good Friday Observance. act which would require the closing of saloons on Good Friday.
 State Police Identification. Mir Hammers1ey, of Hartford sub nitted an act, which requires that the state police shall be uniformed and hat no member of the force shall give my order, or exercise any of the func- ions of his office without first indi- ,ating the authority under which he is tcting and establishing his identity.
 Fishing Through the Ice. An act was offered which prevents ishing through the ice by the use of nore Than ten tip-ups, bobs or other ievices, set or held stationery at any )ne time, and all must be removed when the user departs. No fishing except between one hour before sun is and two hours before sunset.
 No Drinks for Votes.
 An act introduced by Mir. Slsilfon f Watertown, makes it an offense to