Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-10
report be recon1mitted to the commit

report be recommitted to the commit
tee.
Mr.. Hall of Wilmington seconded the
motion which prevailed.
Petition was received asking for
the appointment of F1aveI Sweden Lu
Their, OF Trinity college be member
Of the state board of education. Refer
red to committee on education.
Representative Sanford, of Newtown
moved for reconsideration of the ac-
ton OF the house on Tuesday, in the
failure of passage. by two votes. Of
! the constitutional amendment rela-
| tive to the manufacture and sale OF
! Intoxicating liquors. The motion pre-
vailed by vote of 90 to Ga. On mo-
ton of Representative Geary, the mat
/ ter was tabled temporarily, in the alb
sence Of Mr.. Healey, OF Waterbury,
who had the matter in charge.
| The act relating to the pensioning
of state employees, which was passed
| in the house and amended in the
| senate, came to the house on disa-
greeting action. The house insisted and
called for committee of conference.
Messrs. Leete of New Britain and
Healey of Waterbury were appointed
| committee on the part Of the house.
The act amending an act establish
ing the town court of Groton, was
adopted in the house. 1t provides that
said court shall have jurisdiction over
all prosecutions for violations of Or
dinances or bylaws of the borough
punishable by q fine not exceeding
5000 or by Imprisonment in COM
mon Jail or workhouse for term not
exceeding six months or by both.
The payment of wages act, passed in
the house, makes provision that every
I ny- IN,
operating a factory, workshop, manu-
featuring mechanical or mercantile es-
Enlistment, mine, quarry, railroad or
street railway, or a telephone, tele-
| graph, express or water company, or
in the erection, alteration, repair or
removal of any building or structure,
or the construction or repair of any
railroad, street railway, road bridge.
sewer, gas, water or electric light
works, pipes. or lines, shall pay week
ly each employe engaged in his or its
business the wages earned by such
enploye to within eight days of the
date OF said payment, but an employee
leaving such employment shall be paid
IN full on the following regular pay
day; and any employe discharged from
such employment shall be paid in full
not later than the business day next
succee ding the date of such discharge.
Sec. .. Any person, firm or pay
master of any corporation violating
.. any provision of this act shall be fined
not more than fifty dollars for each Of
Tense.
Sec, 3. Section 1913 of the general
statutes is repealed.
! Another act passed provides that the
; city OF New London is authorized to
issue bonds to be denominated School
Bones OF the city of New London, &c
! an amount not exceeding $500 0G0
! bearing interest at rate not exceed
: ing five per cent. per annuTn, paya-
? bic semi annually
= The city OF New London is au-
S tho!j"1d 70 issue bonds Z, be denorli1.-
e attf Water Fonds of thu Cj'y OF New
: London to an amount not exceeding
I two hundred and fifty thousand dol
. is, hearing interest at a rate not ax-
: ceeding five per centUul per annuin
I payable semi annually. Said bonds
: shall be made payable thirty years aft
2 O. date
The military emergency board is au-
tkorized and directed to furnish to al!
J guar and to such men as nave beer
: :.onocablT discharged from the Cor
/ rcctiout h2n-e guard or the Connect i
= ~ state suarG since March 3 1871
S Z. SL!tahlc utton or emblem si@ni;,-
n Gems of service with al Cnnnecticu
0 - guard r Connecticut state guard
6 Said button or emblem shall be OF suci
G ll1c-terial, form and design as may b,
. selected by the military cnergcnc.
g board.
Thomas 3, Eaders is aut}1orirss! :;
J Construct a bridge over The water 10
Il tween Mason's Island ard Dodge; Is
: land at q point where said Islands L:
II nearest each other in The town .
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