Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-14
WOULD HAVE PRISONERS
 WORK ON STATE HIGHWAYS (Continued from. Page One)

NSOlINiHGSG lfStH' T SSS S't6J Of him. He said that in 1901, as 9 member of the house, he had ambi ton to be speaker, and that ambition i through the kindness of you, gentle ! n,en, has been gratif1ed. The only | other amb n was to so preside as i to warrant s,t the end of the Sessio" | your verdict that I have served satis- | factorily. As speaker. I have tried 1 to be non- partisan and do what was fair and rioht, and to be an impartial presiding officer.
 The text of the act concerning an nua1 reports of bUi1ding and loon a~- sociations, which WAS taken from the calendar and passed. reads as follow
 Section 1. Ever building and lo~- association doing busine7s in this state, shall. on or before the fist day If November in each year, file witt the bank commissioner a statement of it's business standing and f1anciaI condition on the preceding thirtietf day of September, signed and sworn to by it's president and secretary CT by any three directors.
 Sec. 9 Any association. maki-g a report of its hn77oial condition to ! it's members for .&,1a ending in 2 ! month other than September, sha3 i fife it's statement covering Q period i of twelve months as required in sec tion one, but such statement shall b as Of the date or is lust report to it~ rembers next preC eding the first day ! tf November
 Sec. 8. So much of section 4072 - 1 the general etatutes as is inconsistent herewith Is repeald.
 | Sec 4. This act shall take effect from it's passage.
 Tn succeeeic7 tax an c<ni-7ption not i'; eEceTs os >9Ho is al:nwed on gifts | for perpetual care of cornnt cry plots i in a favoral7e report from the judi l niarv commjttee. Anoth"r report plans a fine of $20 on parsons who re- l fuse to leave premises when so or i dered b-~ owners on shores of Long ! I land Sounds Provj7f'lg that three l c10rte~s Of taves collected in choses If action ehall be returned 10 towns 1 Another faTnrahle ~eDor* provides that tl>e C0nnect:crt Industrial School for Grr's may hr.0g action il superior | ool7rt to detorr0iHe validity Of a law l ' urnorting .0 hove hoon arnatod hy an get a07rovad Nav 1f 1917 with the r.0r-ieo that -nch acton shall be@in I'cf7~o +ra r'sing of the rcy. general 0e-~er0hly.
 TFe hell of +he hou-a was granted rn the c0mntttea inveSt. eating the
 street railway situation. for a public '>o"r'i'7@ newt T'1oe7ay afternoon, to '-- \ at two o'clock.
 Ti4r house concur~ed with the senate irr the passape of the rcs0lution in
 favor of Polish indeperdCnce. The
 rules were suspended and the reso- ilrtion transmitted to the secretary Of etate.
 MT. Po1ars. of Marcheeter. present
 ed a resolution aslling for continuance
 f the eta+e free employment bureaus
 T7e. eXrlained there was no conflict :th the federal bureaus and that
 thcir continuation would be of areat
 benefit to 1he unerploved. Under
 suspension Of the rules the resolution
 waS transmitted to the senate.
 The committee on federal relations r"norted unf1vora b1v. bIis concernine
 the irnprovernrnt of Connacticut river , aI,d amendments to Co1s+itution o-
 the United States relative to Bolshe- wiki tendencies. Reports accepted bills rejected.
 Rules wera suspended nd restora. ton of forfeited rights wore srantet to Naximilian Joseph Fuchs, 0: Stamford.
 Several uafavorahe r"pcrts iron , the judiciary committee ;n2luded sev = PEdI IeINllNkt 10 NOfkI1lE!I : CUiIl' l')tIlSd
 tion, as these matters are to he con s,dered in tiu soon to be submitted
 by the committee
 : The bill ,yas rejected which woulC 1 fix the jurors fees at s ncr day and il : 1 addition 8 travel fee at Inc rate 0 !, two cents per mile for the first da, D of each week of allowances. I Roads, Rivers and hridres commit tee reported unfavorablg these bills Concerning convict labor on stat ', roads: roads 10 state institutions; au 7. tborizing highway commissioner t e take over certain highways; registra e on of motor vehicles; repairing trun
 line highways: laying out of lighwa . in town of Fairfield: road supervisio I for town of Fairfield; concerning con t slruction of certain trunk inc high . ways: custody of regis ration card a of motor vehicles; making repairs i = town roads. Reports accepted an = t:lls rejected.
 The house concurred with the sen
 ate in the batch of bus1nass trans acted by th2 senate Cn Wednesda, ard which reached the house 0 H Thursday.
 II A suitable bill. favcrab1y reported
 from the committee on cities an
 boroughs. which provides flat tn
 warden of the state Dr4sOn the su
 perintendent Of state rsfownatory (
 the sheriff of any county, may fQur
 n,sh in their discretion, -.non requisi
 ton to the h,s hWay commissioner fc
 employment upon any hiGhway ar
 prisoner other than a prisoner sery
 inr a sentence for life, and 1aid wal cen. superintendent or 1ourty sheri shan furnish necessary guards. The house adjourned tu Frida morning at 11.15.
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