Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-20

towns
| Roll Call Vote.
The vote was then taken on the pas
| sage of the bill, the veto Of the COVER
nor Notwithstanding, and resulted as
| follows:
Whole number voting 1900. 22S
| Necessary to passage .......- lis
| Those voting yea q
| Those voting nay 1o6
The veto Of the governor is sustain
ed and the. bill lost.
New London County Vote.
Those voting Yes: Elgart. Hemp
| stead, Holt, Fox, Bailey, Henderson
and Geary, Z. No: Sweeney, Gillette.
DeWolf, Date, Hennon, Hoxie. Allyn,
| Graham. Harding. Stone. Lewis. Will
| liams, Bates. Rogers. Buteau, Wilcox,
Babcock, Chatfield, IS. Absent: Will
| liams, Curry, Raymond, Hallowell,
Windham County.
Yes: Wright, Williams, Swain, Bro
deur. Bonar. Fenton 6. No: KnowIton.
Morey, Atwood, Miller, Parker, Buell.,
Wells. Back. Sheldon, Paine, Kent,
Mofhtt, Backus, Hiscox, Is. Absent:
Russ, Laramie, Paine, 3.
ToIIand County.
tin. A. No: Hutchinson, Higgins,
kingsbury, Hewitt, Keefe, Hollock.
keeney, Fuller, Wightman, Heald,
Dearden. Towne. Horsman, Talcott,
LOST, buSpee, Iucker,- II. Absent:
Summonins Jurors.
The act concerning the summoning
CT Jurors which provided that they be
summoned by mail, and which was
passed in the house, came from the
adhere, and the bill dies between the
two houses.
East Lyme Highway.
The act to authorize the town of
East Lyme to use part of state prop
erty in that town as a public highway
calendar.
Special Deputy sheriffs.
An act taken from the calendar and
passed provides that the sheriff of any
county may: upon the application of
or any public service corporation, ap-
point special deputy sheriffs in such
numbers as he may deem proper " no
snail be sworn to the faithful per-
formance of their duties. and shall
nave all the powers of the sheriff as
provided by law, except the service of
civil process. Any such special depu-
ties shall hold Office during the term
OF the sheriff appointing him Unless
The town, city, borough. district or
corporation upon whose application
any such deputy sheriff is appointed,
shall pay such sheriff and be RESPONSE
or default on the part of such sheriff
Testing Of Disinfeetants.
The public health and SAFETY com
requires the testing and labelling of
dlslnfectants. Tabled for calendar.
Pay for Committee.
The house concurred with the SEN
ate in the passage of a resolution tc
pay Sl25 to the committee on roads
rivers and bridges for expenses in
CURED in connection with a tour of
inspection of the Mantle bridge.
Rules of the Road.
The committee on roads. rivers and
bridges, concerning the act for use of
vehicles on public highways, made
, .ae PIE report, which was tabled for
the rules of the road.
Recorder Billiard.
The house concurred with the sem
ate IN the passage of the resolution ap-
pointing Herbert S. Billiard recorder
OF the city of Hartford.
Senate Business.
Then came a big batch Of bills. most
of which received concurrent action.
and were sent on the regular travel 70
the calendar.
Photographic Bill.
An act was passed which provides
that each bill introduced into the gen
eral assembly shall. within one ses-
sion day of the general assembly aft
er concurrent action referring the same
TO committee, be delivered to the
state librarian by the clerk of the
branch of the general assembly into
whose possession such bill last came
Said librarian shall cause photo
graphic copies of the same to be made
and shall. within one such session day
after receipt of such bill, deliver the
same to the committee to whom re-
TERED. Said librarian shall furnish
Photographic copies of any such bill
to the public at a reasonable charge
and not more than three copies to anv
member of the general assembly free
upon request. file of photogra Df1ic
copies of such bills, properly indexed
shall be kept in the state library for
public inspection.
sanatorium Appropriation.
The appropriation committee re-
S47. 76O, at a rate Of 81 a weeH, for
each patient while actually treated at
the Gaylord Farm sanatorium, New
Haven county. Calendar.
State Food Supply
Favorable report came from the ap-
Of $4,000 to the Trustees
of the Connecticut Agricultural COL
lese. for extension work in co-opera-
ton with the Connecticut committee
OF food supply. Calendar.
Raising Salaries.
From the Committee on appropria-
tons came favorable report that the
secretary of state shall receive $500
annually, an increase of $1010, and
that the deputy secretary, deputy |
treasurer and deputy comptroller, So
900. Calendar.
Claims Against U. s.
The attorney general by virtue of an |
act passed is authorized to employ |
agents or. attorneys on behalf of the |
state, to present to the congress of |
the United States, or to the proper de- |
partment or court, any claim of this |
state against the United States on ac- |
count of disbursements made for the /
militia employed in the service of the |
United States during the war with |
Great Britain. from 1912 to 1915. both |
inclusive, and to determine the COM
pensation, costs and expenses which |
shall be paid on account of such en-
oloyment and only from the amount |
on such claim