Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-27
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 Sec. s. When deemed necessary either by said board of fire commits siOnerS CT by said board of trustees, they shall hold a meeting as a joint board upon two days notice given by either bear.3 to the other, and the clerk of the board of fire commissioners shall keep a record of all action taken with reference to said fund by said joint board or by said board of fire commis- sioners.
 Another Norwich matter, passed ir the house, was an act amending the charter of the city which reads as fol- lows: The police department of Nor. Wich shall hereafter consist of one chief of police, one captain, three ser geants, and such number of ordinary and supernJtn6Tary policemen as the court of common council Of said city may from time to time designate and appoint, who shall perform the duties, be subject to the rules and regulations, and receive the pay prescribed by said court Of common council; and the present members of said department, and all members who shall be hereaf- ter appointed, shaii severalIy hold their offices during good behavior, or until removed by said court Of com mon council for due cause.
 WiIImantio is interested in the fol- lowing act which was taken from the calendar and passed: The sum of one hundred twenty thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary, is appropriated for the purpose of con- StTucting, furnishing and equiDping a dOrmitOry at the state normal school at Willimantic; and the comptroller shall draw his order on the treasurer i from time to time in favor of the state ! board Of education, for such sums as 1 it shall require for such purpose, and 1 months, file vouchers with the comp troller for all moneys expended under 1 the provisions of this act.
 1 Among the calendar matters passed : was an act appropriating $400 for the i maintenance, support, care and educa- l ton of the Sch5g ghlicnze tribe of h. dians in Litchfeld co-lty.
 1 Whenever any town or school dis 1 trict shall have employed a dental hy- | gienist to care for the teeth of the 1 school children, the joint board of ap- 1 portionment, or other body charged 1 with the duty of making appropria- 1 tions for school expenses, may make l provision in the annual appropriation ] for school expenses for the expense O 1 cleaning the teeth of children in tho i schools, provided the consent of tho i parent or guardian of any child need ing such treatment shall be first ob. taned.
 An anerdatory act was passed whicl | provides the sum of $6.50 a week fO the expense of cacq girl committed t, | the Connecticut Industrial School fo Girls.
 Another act passed provides that up on the approval of the secretary of tn state of the certificate of organization of a corporation without capital stocl
 a fee of ten dollars. shall be paid by i to the secretary.
 1 The sum of &2,g00 is appropriated fo the state board of agriculture, for tn purpose Of 9 state exhibit at the East eru States Industrial and Agricu Snra Exhibition t0 he held at SpEingdeI6 Mass, in the autumn of 1919.
 The succession tax cue 10 the stat on account of the bequest of S250,O to the Connecticut College for TVome
 by the will of Morton Y. Plant, late o | GrOt0n, deceased. is released and abat ed. The court of probate for the dis
 triCt of GrotCn is authorized to accep and allow the final setticG t of tn account of the executors of the will 0 said Morton ?. Plant without refereuc
 to the payment of any succession ta
 upon said beGuest or sgaGy.
 When any legal resident or residen
 alien of this state who served in tn
 army, navy or marine corps Of tn United States during the late Civil wal l Spanish American war, Philippine in
 surraction. China relief expedition
 Mexican border service 1916, or tn
 war with Germany and was honOrabI
 discharged therefrOm, shall die, nc having sufficient estate to pay the ne
 cessaTy expenses of his last sicknes
 and burial, the state shall pay the sur of fifty dollars towards such funera
 expenses, and the burial shall be i
 some cemetery or plCt not used eXclu
 siyely for the burial of the paupe
 dead. Nothing herein shall prevent th payment of the sum above-na med fo the burial of any persog, otherwise en | titled to the same, on account of Sai
 burial being made outside the limits (
 this state.
 The duties Of dog Wardens are ex ] tended so as to provide that the do , warden shall make diligent search an , inquiry for the violation of any provis , ion of chapter I6G Of the general stat !, utes and shall take into his custody ey , cry dog not having a.tag or. plate on ! collar about his neck as hereinbefor provided or which he shall find roam I ing, unattended, over the country nc the property Cf the owner or keeper (
 not in reasonable call or control of u
 owner or keeper or agent, or which I shall find at large in the public higt , way not abutting on the property I the owner or keeper and not attende or not in reasonable call and contr a of the owner, keeper or his agent f which shall not be confined Or COT l trolled agreeable to any rule, order , regulation duly promulgated by Il v commissioner on domestic animals, | by any local official or officials Vestt : with authority to make such rules, o! f der or regulation, and Shall impour .. l each dog so taken, in some tsuitab , place provided by such town or cit q for a period of severty-tTro hours. l. Each judge Of inc supreme court S errors and Of the superior court, upt If attaining the age of seventy year r shall be a state referee during the r V mainder of his life and shall -recei' = annually as compensation an am0u if equal to one-haf of the annual stat n tory compensation of such judge at u e time of his attainment to said age. ! @ judge of either of said courts appoin n ed after July l. 1919, shall become q state referee under the provisions 2 this act unless he shall have served