Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-28
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(Specldl to The BuleLln.)
 Hartford, Feb. 27.-When official au- nouncement was made that the state CT Connecticut was 'Out of dehj' the fact that appropriations had been eX- ceeded was not considered, as was clearly shown in the house wner Rep resentative Eaton of North Haven, chairman of the committee on appro- priations, submitted a deficiency bill of $1,793, ,501.S1. It was shown in the bill that Labor Commissioner Will liam :. Hyde, conducted the import ant department of labor within the ap propriation. The deficiencies are as toIlows:
 Chief axe3..tive departn1e It $2tCC; secretary cf state, $2.4r; cornD;roLer, $4S82: attorney general $500; court and state referees, $iJ10; common pleas and district courts. a200; assist- ant clerk Litchfeid "ounry, $2G0; Hart ford county superior court, 16,500; New Haven. 5000: Waterbury. $1t,- 900; New London. $5J00; Fairfield, $13000; MiddlcseN, 5000; Holland, Sl000; New Haven county court of common pleas $12 Goo: New London, $1000; Fairfield, $129o.
 State board If education, Sl42, ,255; Connecticut Agricultural College, S65,-
 000; state board agriculture, $5G0; state police commission, $I2Q0; motor and vehicle department, $125.001: commissioner domestic animals, S55.- jG0: shell fish commission, $500: shell fish commission $230U: tax commis- sioner, $12.500; state deDartment Of i health, $39,00O; state library, $35, 5,300; Mansfield Training School and Hosri- tai, $125, 00Q
 State prison. $S0.aoG, sfate school 1 for boys. $10,0G0: iudusstial school for I girls. $27.000: state hospital fund, S75.- ! eco: Connecticut Hospital tor Insane, i $i75,000; Norwich State Hospital, i $25O 900; state tuberculosis cOmmis- sion $100,00 state board of charities,
 $2500; board charity county homes, 1 $15,0Q0; health officers Hartford Fair l field and MiddleseX counties, S3330; sundry commissions, institutions and | associations deferred claims, S3.9l4.1S.
 State police, $500; charitable insti- tutions, $12,000; capitol and grounds, F$500 state auditors, $500; taxes refunded, S12, 900; allowance for sol diers' dependents sZ00 OO0
 i The deficiency bill was reported by Representative Eaton and tabled for calendar and printing.
 From the committee on education
 came petitions in opposition to the i Morrison code biIl, and the petitions
 on motion of MT. cowles, of Farming ton frear admiral '. S. N. retirC/ the petitions were ordered filed in the
 office of secretary of state. MT Cowles then moved that the Morrison code bill be rejected. He said he had nothing against MT. Morrison who was an affabIe gentleman and excellent educator, but was not ill favor of his educational bill. The speaker re- minded MT. Cowles that the Morrison
 bill was not in the house, was acted upon in the senate on Wednesday anG 1 would reach the house next Tuesday
 All right" said the admiral I've said nothing I'm ashamed of"
 1 UnfavorabIe reports in large mum. bers come from the committee on fsl and game. and bills were rejected Like action was taken on many othe1 like reports from several committees The resolution for an armOry at Nau
 catuck was withdrawn. The bill con cerning advertising for labor was alst withdrawn, as was also the bill, re garding the employment of women ol , polishing machines. Bill was re< <ct ed which would give Thomas J. Ric } Of New Haven, to build a sea wall t within prohibitive limits. The bill L
 retire state employees on pension q | { ter being covered in another bill The bills appointing George E. Eel
 lows and Charles II. Smith cOmmis
 sloners fer New IouCun county wer
 iIejected. az both Faiinws and Smit have already bes1 elected to the of . fee.
 Change oE refs'.7.e was made frri = the humane to the appropriations com
 T.7rs T l Norwich state hos7ita' and sppropria 0 ton for clothing for inmates of Nys l tic Oral School for t.le Deaf. with rec Q ommendatiOu that they ought Q pas - Change of iefernnCs was also n7ad Q from the military Io +he claims com al nittec 10 Jill concerning .'.t m"nt -t l. ] ne Midd!e,o"n Cavalry p!2ionn f Due to the presen' condition of ,h y liquor 4Uas ion, iiic judiciary urm:' o tee reported unfavorl,hIy an net q abolish prosecuting agents. Bill r = jected
 Unfavorable report was also mad . or an act to have but 5WC comIhIs . sloners for Fairfield county. instead ( ! three as al present, and as prevails II ali other counties in tho state.
 Act amending an act concernir
 support of girls in Connecticut Scho 6 for Girls, which allows S750 wee for the maintenance Of each girl. w. b referred from the humane to the aI s prOpriatiOns committee.
 . The judiciary committee reporte r. favorally the act which will retire ( half pay, employees of the state wi : who have been in the employment Il have reached the age of 65 years al = the state for 30 years.
 U zE f. forfeited rights were restored to Pet It French and John Osborn, of Hamde o and Harry E. Townsend and Aarc TT Burnham of Hartford.
 Favorable reports: Act auth9riziT | city of Bridgeport to issue bonds - $425000 as construction bonds, e . cmpting property of And0ver socie
 from taxation; fixing salaries of men
 bers of state board of finance at $1 0
 each; county commissioner to fiy u
 prisoners not more than s a weel
 neglected children. $3.50 q week !. Under suspension of rules. Frederic ,- A Bartlett was elected judge of u y city court of Bridgeport.
 is Action rejecting the bill concernii : salary of officers Oi the borough cou 't of Naugautck was reconsidere e and the matter reconlmitted to Il ll judiciary committee.
 l., The act amending charter of Grott "a was taken from the table and in co1
 currence with senate. was recon
 mitted to committee on cities al F boroughs. The mbatters was talk, - from the calendar and passed. Y The provisions Of section S5f of | T general statutes relating to the nun
 Der of weeks which schools shall