Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-09
PUSHING WORK IN TIE LEGS ATURE|
House Dposed of Ne.iy All the Matters Ready for consier alton Rssolution Death Of Louis P. Lamoreaux of hompson- Governor Holcomb's Military Bill Read in the Senate
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oDpesGna 4s zhs Bul1st4n.) unrtnord. 10a1uh ss-Aftsr action on q Sir ba4ch of bflla, the hUuge mem bers tankled calendar with over !o some nne rush work. d1sposing of nearly all the matters ready Tor con- alteration. There ts still detef1n1ned efrort to materially shorten the ses- as fhe committee hearings end there win be afternoon sessions. Inheritance Tax. UTh< unfavosabls reports on mat ters pertaining to tanattcn of eucces. stons. inheritances, gilt ct real ana personal property. 1egAcaes ana oevases and kindred mAtters. came nom tne accepted and biiis re5srted. They all made minor anendmsnts thxf VIII De covered In general bin. Mystic Fire Disfrie4 Tue committee on cities and bor- oughs reported fAvorably an act amending an ac< incorporafing the enlarge the present district 90 as to include GreenmanviIle and West Mys- tic.
 The committee on military affairs the funeral expenses of Thomas F. Morrissey, who died in 'Willimantic, as he was not credited to the military service of the state. The deceased served in Company D, Fifteenth Unit ed States infantry
 Louis P. Lamoureux.
 MT. Bacl<us of Thompson presented a resolution concerning the death of Louis P. Lamoureux, representative from the town of Thompson. which reads: Resolved by this house, Where as, this house has learned with deep regret of the death of Louis P. La moureux, a member of the house of representatives from the town or Thompson; now. therefore. be 1t
 Resolver, by this house, That the speaker appoint committee of three representatives to draft resolutions In respect to his memory, and that copy be transmitted to the family of the deceased.
 mittee Messrs. Backus, Kelley and Brodeur.
 Another resolution provided that the sum of $24o, the remainder of the sal- ary due the deceased, be paid to his widow, Mary 9Lamoureux.
 Fare, Seat or No Seat.
 Upon recommendation of the rail- road committed, the bill was rejected which provided that no passenger on street car shall be required to pay fare unless provided with a seat.
 No Normal School.
 The CommlIree repOrteo un1aVOrdply the bill to provide a state normal school in the town of Naugatuck. Re- port accepted and bill rejected.
 Sale of Electricity.
 The act to repeal the famous TIT bill pa ssed at the last session. concerning the sale of electricity, was reported unfavorably. Report accepted and bill rejected.
 Domestic Economy.
 The committee on education reported unfavorably, and the bill was rejected. which would introduce "a course of domestic economy in the schools. which would mean a big expense to the state.
 School Inspection.
 Another bill was rejected which would require state inspection of schools in towns where 20 teachers are employed, instead of 30, as at present. Use of School Buildings.
 The committee on education report ed unfavorably the bill concerning the use of public school buildings, as committees now had ample authority in that matter Objection made, and tabled for calendar
 Registrars Bill Recall.
 Resolution was introduced under the joint rules to recall by a committee Of