Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-13

.lde that every perSer who shall reg ster as spayed dog an unspayed fe- male dog shall be fined not more than seven dollars or imprisoned not more than thirty days or both.
 An amendatory act relative to bodies tor anatomical purposes specifics that when any person has in his posses sion or control the dead body of any person which would have to buried at public expense or at the expense or any such institution. he shall with IF torty-elght hours after death or af- ter such body has come into his DOs- session or control. file With the reg lStrar of he town in which such death occurred, a certificate of death as pro- Nded in section 330 of the general statutes, unless such certificate shall rave been filed by an undertaken; and before any such body shall be removed to. said department of medicipe the official or person contemplating such removal shall secure a burial or tram sit permit which shall be delivered with the body to the official in charge Of said department Of medicine of Yale
 University who shall make return of such burial or transit permit in the same mannea as is provided irE section
 S5t Of the general statutes
 No person shall take any shad by
 means of any net or pound without
 having obtained a license for each
 such%net or pound from the superin-
 tendent Of fisheries and game, Ap-
 p!lcation shall be made in writing up-
 on forms to be furnished by said su- EerIntendent, shall be signed by the applicant and shall state the number Of such nets or pounds 70 be used by him during the license year next en- suing. The license year or period shall run from April fifteenth in each 1 year, and the fee for such period for
 each such net or pound shall be two l dollars, and no such license shall be 1 granted for a lesser period than ono year. The measure was tabled tenn porarily.
 | Whenever an application for the ap- pointment of a conservator shall have l Teen made, if during the pendency of such application the applicant shall 1 lodge with the town clerk of any i town within which real estate of the
 alleged incapable is situated, or with 1 tie town clerk of the town in which he resides, or with any bank, trust company or other depository with which he shall have a deposit, an at tested copy of such application and oe the citation thereon, ho conveyance of real estate in such town and no con-
 tract made by such person between the time the same is so lodged and
 the time of the adjudication of the
 court upon such application. shall be
 valid, nor shall any withdrawal of
 funds from any such bank he permit
 ted without the approval of such , court
 The house was called to order at
 l1.3O, by Speaker Walsh, and when the
 | calendar was reached he called Rep-
 | 1aC 4 yJr
 ford, minority leader to the chair. and that gentleman presided during the
 balaace of the session. The most pom derOus proposition in the calendar
 from a monetary standpoint was the
 act authorizing the city of Bridgeport
 to issue bonds to the amount of s3,- } 515OOO. When the act concerning reg
 istration and license of dogs was reached, MT. Fish offered amendment , that the license fee of male dogs be , increased from $1 to ,, as a measure
 for the protection of sheep. The l amendment developed quite a discus $ sion on which Messrs. Fish, Rogers, ? Christoph and Peck, and was lost, only thirty one voting in favor of the . amendment.
 , There was discussion over the act
 concerning bodies for anatomical pur- I poses, led by MT. Rogers of Manches- |, ter, who raised objection to forward f ing of paupers' bodies to Yale college, s which ended when Dr. Higgins, of
 | Coventry explained that the objection
 made by MT. Rogers was provided for in the public acts Another calendar 0 matter amended the act concerning z the reinstatement of attorneys to in- | | clude those who have resigned. The = act concerning the procuring and dis | tributiOn of antitoxin, on the calen-
 dar, was referred to the appropriations
 committee. A referendum section was :, added to the act passed which changes I tie name of the town of Huntington f to Shelton.
 e Unfavorable reports were made and e bills rejected in these matters Con- Il corning taxation in towns where there : are no boards of finance that select il men file annually an estimate of ap- = propriations: amending act establish IT ing town court of Milford; amendatory l. act concerning state attorneys. ,+ Business from the senate included ,,, q big batch of unfavorable reports. ir ,a which house concurred and rejected Y bills. The final disposition of this l class of legislative business shortens ', the route to early adjournment Un- 70 der suspension of the rules the house
 l cOncurred in passage of resolution , appointing John II. Kirkham judge O. I, the city court of New Britain. Amend ,- ment to the Shore Line Electric Rail ro way company charter. to sell certain .d rights to the Eastern Connection 70 Light and Power company. was trans x. ferred from the railroad . the incor , porations committee. Calendar. le Under suspension of rules resolu in tons were passed appointing Law T < HnIylrd jJ16c nd -io
 F. Rourke deputy judge Of town cour it, of Pennington. The resolutions wer E. transmitted to the senate
 l. Favorable report came frcm tn III l committee on public health and safet ne which requires that appointments 0 1- town and city health officers shall b rh filed with state commissioner of healt til by the person mailing the appoint C. ment.
 ne The judiciary committee reporte z favorably the act concerning tow = meetings in Branford, Milford an
 I Stratford. of regard to examination ( Ig qualifications of electors. Also an at 'i that all succession or inheritance taxe
 or lega cies or devises under the wi ny of Julia Kelly. late of Bridgeport dc 't- ceased. to St. Mary's church and s an Frances Orphan asylum of Bridge 't- port. Calendar.
 oo The interpretations nmittee rt n' ported favorably the act to amend tf ,or charter of Knights Of Columbus, | o,, as to include in it's objects: Promotir VI and conducting educational. charit; M, ble, religious, social welfare. war r, lh lief and welfare. and public reht T'a work: also. that all insurance 1in6 ,.,. be kept invested, and separately des lrn isnated rom ali other fun(s. and th'