Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-06

maintenance of inmates. shall not ex- ceed the sum of s3000oo for the two fiscal years for which such appropria- lions were made. The sum of $34,90o is appropriated for the purpose of purchaSng the land | for the use of the state normal school at Danbury. said land to be purchased and said money to be expended under | the direction of the state board of ed ucation.
 l "The term 'spirituous and intoxicat- l ing liquors shall be held to include all | lspirituous and Intoxicating liquors. all mixed liquors, all mixed iquor of l which part is spirituous and intoxi- l eating. all distilled spirits. all wines, tale, porter, all beer manufactured from hops and malt or. from hops and bar ley, and all beerEon the receptacle containing which the laws of the United States require a revenue stamp to be affixed, and all fermented cider sold to be drunk upon the premises, or sold in quantities less than one gallon to be delivered at one time in ltowns where license sto sell intoxi- 4 eating liquors are granted. or in quantities less than twenty gallons lcontained in a sealed receptacle and to be removed from the premises at the time of sale, in towns where li- censeS are not granted. and all wines made in the state from grapes grown in the state and sold by the grower and maker thereof to be drunk upon the premises, or sold in quantities less than five gallons to be delivered al one time. The burden of proof that any wines were made in this state from grapes grown, in this state shal l be upon the person selling sid wines aI The term spirituous and intoxicating liquors shall not include beverages which contain no. alcohol, although manufactured from hops and malt from hops and barley or from othel materials"
 The sum of s25O,oo0 is. appropriatet for The American School at 'Hartfort for the Deaf for the erection, furnish ing and equipment of suitable build . ings for carrying out the purposes 0 said school.
 e The sum of s150.000 appropriated fo - the state farm for women for develop nent for the fiscal period ending Jun 30, 1921.
 e The following sums are appropriate d for the Connecticut State Prison fo Il the fiscal period ending June 30, 1921 ; for the purchase of land and building = adjoining the present site, and fo D fence and Improvements on the sam, fifty thousand dollars; for repair It tools, machinery. improvements an e incidentals, fifty thousand dollars. st The sum Of s10,oo0 is appropriate Il to the Connecticut state farm for VIC n men; for farm equipment and supplie n Under suspension of rules, Mir. Ros j. CTS presented a bill which provide l. for an appropriation of s4.S00.000, II pay a bonus of $50 for each soldit j. and sailor who served from the sta in the European war. The bill pro d vided that the state treasurer ze q ol rected to issue bonds for the purpos l. The bill was defeated 124 to 31.
 Recess until noon.
 in Afternoon Session.
 7s In concurrence with the senate. u o' house rejected the bill to exempt fro - taxation the trolley roads of the sta VI for period of two years. Under Su . pension of the rules a bill was pass' and sent to senate under suspensit of the rules. an act authorizing u General Hospital Society of Connect cut to issue bonds to the amount
 $1.090,000. Amendment was made
 correct printers error in the appr priation bill from $500. 900 to s3,6 on the dairy and food appropriate
 During the debate on the bill on t bonus for soldiers, and just after N Rogers had concluded. Mir. Wells tWethersfield suggested that the h.
 of the house was full of hot air a
 that the windows ought to be opene
 There was @ lively tilt between \ Rogers and Mr. Wells in the lun lroom at recess. No blows were e changed.
 A bill was passed clarifying the ls
 in regard to commitments in the sts 1t {n r1r
 init commitment of all jailable cas
 when so ordered by court. The ru
 were suspended and all matters act upon were immediately transmitted
 the senate.
 Bill was passed. on recommendati
 of the committee on claims, to p
 the Connecticut State Agricultural
 ciety $110S, for expense of exhibit
 the state fair. by direction of
 state council for defence.
 The resolution to give women
 right to vote, under amendment
 state constitution, was taken from
 table, and the committee reported
 favor of rejection of the bill. The
 port of the committee was accep
 on a divided question. Then came
 question on the rejection of the I
 MT. King said he introduced the re
 lution to replace the original amer
 ment which was declared to be fau
 MT. Shirk of Washington objected
 rejection as the people ought to Il;
 the right to vote on the question.
 Shaw of Bedding said the women v
 favor suffrage are not in favor of |
 bill. as what is sought will come
 federal amendment, they believe.
 tKing said if the advocates of won