Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-21
TIE SENATE.

4 substitute bill for the establish
ment of day nurseries was reported by
the committee On humane institutions.
1t provides for the admission of chill
dren under Ia years of age into the
nurseries for periods exceeding four
hours, but not exceeding twelve hours,
for the purpose of nursing and care
apart from their parents or guardians.
The bill makes it unlawful for any
person or association to establish a
day nursery without first having OBJ
tanned a license from the state board
of charities. For the issue of a license
a fee of 81 will be charged, and all fees
shall be paid into the treasury of the
state. The board of charities shall
make rules and regulations governing
the nurseries. The nurseries, legally
incorporated, or in operation in the
state at the present time will be per-
mitted to continue in operation for the
remainder of the calendar year with
out fee A penalty of not less than SO
nor more than 500 is provided for the
violation of the act. An appropriation
of 5000 to the state board of chari-
ties is provided to carry out the pur-
poses of the act. The bill was refer
red to the committee on appropria-
| tions.
A resolution, introduced by Senator
Mead, the chairman of the committee
| on appropriations, empowering the
comptroller to pay such expenses as
| the governor may authorize in connec-
tion with the states welcome to the
| Twenty sixth division on it's arrival
in Boston from France, was passed
under suspension of rules and trans
mitted to the house which also passed
it.
Senator Mead of Greenwich was ap-
pointed senate member of the commit
tee to investigate the salaries of en-
ployees in the capitol.
On the motion of Senator 6isselI the
action of the senate in passing al
Wednesdays session, the bill relating
to the construction and maintenance
of streets in tracts of land sold fol
building purposes, was reconsidereC
and the bill tabled
The committee on finance reported
, favorably on the bill which require.
the real estate or personal property
to be listed and that the assessor;
shall include separate lists of sucf
property. Calendar.
The bill for the exemption from tax.
alton of the land on which federal
state and municipal buildings are bull
, was favorably reported by the commit
tee on finance and tabled for the cal
4
endar.
An unfaVorable report was receivet
/ from the committee on agriculture OF
/ the bill amending the law concerning
| standard qualities OF milk and the bill
was rejected.
. The bill repeating 2,4e3 Of the gen
! eral statutes in relation to the mark
ing of eggs was referred to the com
! mittee on agriculture in concurrenc
' with the house.
h Passed from calendar Reuuirin
those who practice optometry to pa
a license fee of 81 year, etc; author
izing the state board of health to dis
tribute typhoid and other serum; fo
s | the protection of workmen employe
i on buildings; confirming, by unaninou
t votes, the nomination of John "
= Banks to be a judge of the superio
b court, and of Ernest C. Simpson, judg
T of the court of common pleas for Me-
s Haven county; requiring building an
e loan associations to make returns
0 the bank commissioner in forms tha
4 he recommends; that d record be ker
of bodies of persons used for anatomi
= cal purposes by the medical depart
= ment of Yale university.
d The nominations of Christopher ]
y Avery for the superior court and {
q John r, Booth for the court of com
q mon pleas for New Haven county wer
9 referred to the committee On the iudie
d iary.
: Senator Bishop explained the BIZ
n favorably reported by the committe
], on public health and safety, authori2