Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-02-07
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All bills are with committees and
hearings are held every session day.
Just a few bills have come from some
committees, and there is . rig bunch
10 follow. all OF more or less import
u1ce TO some in some sections of the
state, but very few of general state
interest. Il is expected that many
bills will be reported next Tuesday
and these viii pass on 70 the calendar
and printed, and then will come the
real constructive legislation. This Is
the fourth week Of the scss ION and up
10 date there has not Lean a printed
bill in fact. the bill files have not
ynt been placed on the desks of mem
beers still the number OF bills are
comparatively small. and the pros
poets favor O 1cw record for short
time legislative sessions. There was
l.-ht attendance Of members TT 'sday
hut fully courIensurative 70 the busi-
ness transae--d.
~ 11.30 Speaker Walsh called the
house to order. and prayer was offered
uy Chaplain Ifildredth. Reports came
IRON the judiciary and were ordered to
the calendars. acts concerning matters
Of interest IN the towns courts of
Orange Waterbury and .ScuthingtoH,
appointing Samuel 0. Fr.-Itice, state
referee and appointing Judges of the
courts in Naugatuck and Orange.
There was disaereein1 sction in re-
gard 20 reference of the bill concern
ing Holsters. In the serato the mat
ter was referred to the Gsl and game
and in the house 10 she'll fish COM
mission and committee CT conference
was called for. Mr.. Bailey Of DAN
bmy and Gates of Saybrool; were ap-
pointed comTittee on the Tart Of the
house.
Thee ,r-..s ,1ygs,,,-oo;,,.. .,,+fo,, o,, u, d,
=ct that the treasurers refund certain
taxes. In The senate IL went to the
committee on claims and in the house
10 the commit tee Of the judiciary. Mr.
Gearv Of Waterford and Jr. Leete of
Enfield were appointed conference
committee on the part Of the house.
Committee Of conference was grant
- on the -'-tereucc Of the act con-
corning hliEd persons educated by the
state. IN the senate TO the COM
mittec on education and in the house
10 committee on humane institutions
Mr. NIerch of Middletowu and Mr..
Lane 4. Salem were chosen house
members OF The committee
There was also disagrCeing action
and appointment Of comraittees Of
conference on the license pdvertising
Etructures. In the senate to finance
committee and in the house to the
judiciary. Mr.. Huxfor1 Of Stratford
and Mr.. Walters of Cheshire. were
appointed committee on ra-t Of the
house.
Mr.. Hall Of Wilmington, reported that
az a meeting Of chairmen Ct the sew
0ral house committees. that Messrs.
Eaton and Hall were appointed COM
nittec. % provide suitable rooms for
committee hearings. He said the
committee 11d taken up the matter
~
fetal declared he would st.aiChton out
the little difficulties tEat had r.
vailed thus Ear in the SESSION in re-
rardu 20 the assignment OF committee
rooms. The committees on lanls and
military affairs will continue to meet
% Room =, at request Of the senate
chairman. who happens 20 head botf
committees.
The committee on finance will hole
SESSIONS in regular quarters beginning
next week, without interfcrerce
The committee on fish and game viii
have room 81. now occupied by the
department nf Americaai zation. which
win be assigned TO other quarters.
Committee on humane institution,
was assigned 10 room 25. and com.
nitfee on labor to dooms 4G-4S. TIL,
committee on insurance will hold ses.
sions in the Office Of insurance com.
fnissioners.
The prohibition amendment cam,
from the senate. with COPY Of the res
olution as rassed by congress sen
IN BY the governor. On rnotion o
Mr.. King OF Willimantic. under sus
pension OF rules, was tahieo and mad
The order Of the day for noon of mex
Tuesday
Mr.. Huxfnrd announced that the
judiciary would give hearing on al
matters pertaining TO the workmen'
compensation act. on February 27, t
le held in the hall OF the rouse.
Mr.. KING stated that he Was salts
fled that there would be very httI
business for the house on Friday. bu
that there would be several committc
hearings and that it was essentia
hat members Of these committees at
end. He did not think a regular ses
sion was necessary. He therefore
moved that tile house adjourn to iii
next Tuesday morning. The motto
prevailed AMI the house adjourned a
11.5o.
These resolutions from the calen
dar were passed TO the judiciary com
mittee; Appointing William J. Ma
lnne Judge and s. Russell Mink den
Uty judge Of the city court of Rris
tol. appointing Walter r. Main dep
uty judge OF the town court of Strat
ford. The only other matters on tn
,alendar and which were not reach
ID arc an act amendatory to the ac
establishing the town court of Strat
'ord, and an act making approprla
lion for the Wharton Brook park i
Wallingford.
Hearings for next Tuesday include
Cities and boroughs committee, G
which Mr.. Connell of Norwich Nj
Roulter OF Stonington and Mr.. Chag
non Of Windham, are member
amending charter OF New London ere
nting board OF ferry commissioners
nmendinC charter Of same city rela
live 10 salaries; petition of Groto
borough for extension of rights
amending charter OF borough of Gro
ton for division Of court fines.
The judiciary committee will hol
ression this (FTiday) afternoon an
the acts TO be considered concern pros
tltution. attachment of shares o
stock. state referees OF superior cour
salaries Of officials Of borough OF Nau
gatucil, representation in polite;
conventions, and regulating the sale
OF stocks bonds and securities.
The committee on public health an
safety Will also hold hearing. this al
ternoon. on an act concerning veneI
cal diseases: and committee on edit
cation on petition OF Yale foreign mis-
sionary society TO confer degree va
in China, and acts concerning suppo
~ trade schools and evening scho