Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-18

OH real eSldJe III InlS state loF IdI S- CT amount than sixty per centum of the appraised value of such real es- tate. No appraisal shall be made of said real estate until the names of the appraisers are submitted to the bank commissioner and are approved by him.
 The list of any person need not in- clude any property situated ir another state, when it can be made satiSfac- torily to appear to the assessors that the same is fully assessed and taxed in
 such state. to the same extent as oth- Il
 CT like property is taxed in this state; |,
 but the provisions of this act shall not q apply to moneys loaned by residents of. this state to any party out of this i, state, as money at interest; nor to ,
 bonds issued by, or loans made to. any
 railroad company located out of this ] state, when such bonds are owned, | and loans made. by residents of this | state.
 | Every person, firm, association or
 corporation ,transacting the business of | insurance in this state shall, at all i times, maintain reserves equal in l
 amount to it's liability under all it's | policy contracts as the same shall be l computed in accordance with the pro-
 visions of the general statutes or the l requirements of the insurance com l missioner. | The state board of education, an
 nually, shall appoint five persons who | shall constitute the Connecticut public | library committee. The committee may
 expend sum not to exceed s6000 for
 carrying out the purposes stated in
 section 1107 of the gneral statutes for
 clerical assistance ana TOT incidental and necessary expenses incurred in the discharge of it's duties. Said commit
 tee shall semi annually render to the comptroller an account Of all moneys
 expended by it under the provisions of this section. No member of said com mittee shall receive any compensation for his services, but the necessary ex- pe1ses of the members shall be paid by the state.
 Any person honorably discharged from, or who is enlisted in the army. I navy or marine corps of the United States, and who shall have served in l either of said branches of service dur ing the world war. if otherwise quali | fled, may be admitted as an elector in ] the town wherein he resides, upon ap- bearing before the selecrmen and town ! clerk of the town when such selectmen and town clerk are sitting as a board ] for the admission of electors, and up . on presentation of his certificate of honorable discharge from either the army or navy of the United States or upon satisfactory proof that he is in
 such service The provisions of sec tion 545 of the general statutes shall not apply to any such person if it
 shall appear that he has been unable to cause his name to be laced on the I list ito be made" by reason of such S service.
 M Any town at a town meeting duly
 warned and held for such purpose, and I any city or borough by it's aldermen j common council or burgesses, may ap- r propriate money for the erection of z & suitable memorial structure in honor of 5 soldiers, sailors and marines who were residents of said municipality at the 4 time of their enlistment or induction 8 into the service of the United States l for service in war; and may appoint
 proper committees to select and secure
 an appropriate site for such memorial ! to supervise and direct its design and
 construction, and expend the money
 appropriated therefore, provided nc !. part of such appropriation shall be ex- pended for the site for such memorial = Any person who shall have beer h granted a written permit to carry
 weapons by authority of the provisions
 of section 6369 of the general statute. Il may apply to the superintendent of th' e state police for state permit, and sait superintendent may grant a permi T. which authorizes the holder thereof t' carry such weapon in any town in thi
 state, but the holder thereof shall, a l. all times, have such permit on his per J. son when carrying such weapon, pro al vfded any permit granted by the Su is perintendent of state police by author L ity of the provisions of this act ma. lg be revoked by said superintendent a s- his discretion and upon the revocation
 of such permit the same shall be sur
 to cJ,narintonInrf
 fe No party designation, except a 10 hereinafter provided, shall be printe 1e on any ballot or on any ballot label fo a voting machine at any election unles =. the party designation shall have bee 1- on such ballot or voting label at tn ar last previous election for the sam sh office or offices, and the candidate 0 of candidates under such designatio T shall have received at least one- half C c7 one per centum of the votes cast. a fv such election; provided. upon the filin r- of nominating petition with the sec sr retary of the state at least three week ln prior to an election, signed by mum 70 Der of qualified electors equal to on - per centum of the votes cast for tn to same office or offices at the last pre- VI ceding election such party designatio 1 and names of candidates thereunde shall be printed on the ballots an(
 Ballot labels as provided by law. ed Said petition shall contain the name lg and street addresses, if any. of tn or signers and shall be submitted to tn od town clerk of the town in which tn Y. signers reside at least seven days pric SO to filing the same with the secretar l. of the state and said town clerk sha ns certify thereon the number of electoI D. on said petition whose names were o nd the voting list last completed.
 in The house was in continuous sessio be until three o'clock, and all bushes in transacted was sent to the senate UT or der suspension of rules. Representati1 nv Morris, of Newton, presided during u O. last half hour.
 nd resolution was passed that Il he house, in concurrence with the senat 1e adjourn on May ?. and that the a! n- sembly finally adjourn May 6. It w n- then voted to adjourn to next Tuesda h morning at 1115.
 SENATE.
 The committee on the judiciary r 'h' ported a bill increasing the salaries sI the county commissioners of New H. I Lor ven county to s3.000 year each al ue of Now I 0OGop oouptv Sf Sn0