Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-07

TSI6, by the registrar of vital StatiS- tics of New London for the marriage ot &Gennaro5 Mauro ard Susan Villano, 1 and the marriage license issued Octo- Der 3l. 1916, by said registrar for the marriage of Frederick J. Farina and lolanda Buchi and the marriages consummated hereunder are validat- ed and confirmed notwithstanding the \ failure or neglect of a parent Of eith-- .er of said parties to give consent for Il the issuance of said licenses.
 The quit claim deed from James F. Il Dutton of the city and state of New II , ork, David McG. Newall of Wester- lI ly, R. l.. and James L. -Dutton and Da- \ .vid McG. NeWall as duly authorized |. agents of Henry ]. Gross of V orces-
 ter, Mass. of a tract of land in the city of New London. bounded north
 erly, by Bank street eighty seven feet,
 more or less; easterly by land former i. ly' of James Greenfield four hundred |. feet more or less: southerly by the I cove and westerly by land of the heir5 ' of Russell Hebron four hundred feet, i more or less, and recorded iii the | New London land records, book 126 l page 56. valid except not properly exc
 cuted and acknowledged by David i McG. Newall and James E. Dutton, i agents for Henry J. Gros. is validated i
 upon the filing for record with the 1 town clerk of New London in the 1 land records of the town a certified ! copy of this section.
 All acts of the directors of the Put | ! nam Coal and Wood Company, cor poration organized under the general ! laws of Connecticut, with an office 1 and principal place of business in the i
 town of Putnam; in reducing the out standing capitaf>stock or said corpora 1 tion, are validated. l The agreement among the stock 1 holders of the Boroughs Drug Com pany q corporation organized under i the laws Of this state and located in ] Killingly, that the corporate existence of said corporation shall be terTni- lnated, dated February 2S, 1916, and
 filed in the office of the secretary of
 the state February 2S. 1916, shall oper- 1 ate as a dissolution of said corpora tion without any additional action on the part of the stockholders Of said corporation or the filing of any further vote. certificate or other doe iument, provided q copy of this section is filed for record in the office of the secretary Of the state and with the town clerk of l<illingly.
 Recess was taken at o'clock to i2.30.
 i The general statutes concerning ap- portionment of state aid to schools tbtitt Iilt NtidGc dllCIlbdilCC SIiI1l W ere amended to read: Each town may
 make application to the state board of
 education for the proportional amount
 of the salaries paid to teachers and the
 state board shall certify the amount to . the comptroller who shall draw his
 order on the treasurer for such pro- l portions of the salaries as such town shall be entitled to, upon the following
 basis: For towns in the first class D Of 11o 1f11 fDp
 teachers salaries: towns ill the sec end class, 50 per eentum towns in the
 third class. 45 per centum towns in
 the fourth class. 30 per centum, and ? towns in the fifth class, 20 per centum 9 ChoeS in action to be deducted from t the grand list
 :. The bill to amend the civil service I law, after considerable debate, was re- : jected.
 n The act concerning meat inspection
 was taken from the calendar and dis e cussed, The bill provides for uniform
 inspection of meat and is of q per f missiye character and optional to com e mpnities. Mr Higgins of Coventry op-
 posed, as it was left in part for onera
 ton to the state board of health, which f has more than it can do properly al c the present time He said there was Q no need for the bill and it would be {; Q ! detrimeat and an expense to the peo V pie of the state The bill was rejected Mr. Phillips said some schools would I close and normal school suspend f0l : lack of pupils il the act making pro < vision for the average gTant for SchOo e purposes fails to pass 1t directly re. : fers to increase in teachers salaries q he said. This biji has been reported ]? unfavorahIy by the committee on ap T \ ucation committed f9ie grant is f0 : S3 q pupil and tho appropriation woul, Il ne $i-000, 0G0. it iS estimated. MT. CtTCi; r of killingly made his maiden speecl q and made strong appeal for the pas . sage of the bill and rejection Of tn tt unfavora ole report of the committed
 The bill was passed, the report of tn e. committee netWithstanding,
 ,ss The conn1Ittee on public health an /, safety reported unfaVorab.y the peti H. tion of r. 4. Beckwith and others 0 ,,. East Lyme protesting against q sana ,,tt torium for tuberculosis children a ;e White Beach hotel East Lyme. Tn ;, petitioners were given leave to with
 :, draw.
 $ The appropriations bill passed fo Y expenses Of the state for two year 0 ending Sept 3), 1921 shows d total c U-C3 ; $5,060 4STl5 over the budget Of tw li years ago. The, estimate of expense Il for trunk line repairs and constructiO m is s 0G0 0OG twice the amount apprO Id Driated two years ago and SI95, ,566 l te more is recommended for the board ( ly education than Waa allowed in l91 q partly on aHc0unt Of an increase frOl s-i $40.000 to S309.000 in the estimate fC 7e the teachers retirement beard an le i5partly on account of increased stat Ii grants to towns. It is estimated thl ed the military establishment will eos le the state, $2920S6 more than in th D. past two years. Nearly $f,090 GOO moi ad iof the increase is accounted for by a
 appropriation of $1, GOO to the Cor
 necHcut hospital for the insane ;
 AIidd.etown. most of which is to l Ill used for improving the facilities. TT ld following is a summary Of the e tn m penses tentatively prepared by the al " propriations conaraittee:
 t. Executive departments ...$11S5,9Ool VI Military ...$727.2S0.00
 e. Governors Guards 9,504.0O
 he Beard of education ...... S.e50,109. ne Agriculture .....,....,,..... 6l6,oG0, nc ComnlisS ions ..,.,.. ...-.... 0,244,5t3.
 State institutions -. ... 4,9205S2 ed Miscellaneous -. ........ 2,Sl596o' ed on $2o,9n353, ,11 ol There was much by play while Il iiI important bill was being consider 1i5 and the speaker insisted upon orc ,,,T while hundreds Of dollars were bel ar added.
 at The act to continue the r;qhts of