Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-03
THE SENATE.

| The committee on claims reported l orably in the senate today on a bill 1 to allow Mai0r Albert Afossr U. $. I A. $3.754.13 ito reimburse him for moneys expended by him in defending I a civil action arising in the course Of
 his duties as captan of the sixth com many, coast artillery of the c. N. G." i Tabled for calendar.
 Other favorable reports oH substitute bills were received from ti,a committee Cn claims as follows: s6.700 to Ralph | C. Rogers, Eugene c. Rogers, and Mabel R. Wright for reimbursement | of penalty tax to the state. $4575G to i James D. Sutherland, exeeutor of the 1 estate of Georgia R. Souther'and, late | of Clinton, deceased. for reimburse
 rnent of penalty tax; S22 905.65 to Thomas W. Doyle and i}alentine Mur- 1 ply of the town of Windham to reim- burse them for loses sustained by 1 the min erection of buildings of the state in the town of Mansfield Tabled | for calendar.
 1 Tn concurrence with the house the resolution for the appointment of Dr.
 T.avel L. Luther a memher of the state board Of education was referred
 to the committee on education. 1 On the molten of Senator William
 sop, a resolution. on which the com l Idu ISDOEt6u idVOIdDiy. IOT IIR
 restoration Of forfeited rights to George $. Lewis of W'estport was passed.
 l Senator Chaplin of the Thirty third
 district, was appointed on the com
 Eiittee on conference onNt1e bill relat- l ing to the use of drinking c1ins, which 1 the senate has rejected. l On motion of Senator I<lett, the | bill for the exemption of the officers and men of tEe home guard and others
 from the persoftl tax was taken from | tte table. The committee on finance | lad made an UnfavorabIe report on it. 1 Senator Bowers moved the accept ance Of the committees report and the
 rejection of the bill.
 Senator Klett said the subject mat 1 ter of the bill was taken care of in
 the military bill.
 1 The motion of Senator Bowers was carried.
 l Senate Appointment8--Un
 on resolutions appointing Andrew J. | CIerkin and Eli c. Birdsey trustees of ] the Connecticut Hospital fer the In. ! sane. Bills rejected.
 udiciary-Favorabl on substitute 1 til relative tc the addir'on of an in- 1 slrer as party defendant 1n an ac- | ten: that pending the hearing of an
 appeal in case of non-s'1pport of wife | and children the court may order the 1 defendant to pay sum of money for the support Of his family Tabled for | calendar
 | Roads. Rivers and B1idgA-Unfavor able On bills concerning the so1vency
 of owners of motor vehicles; the jur7
 i9diction of the public utilities com mission over certain motor vehicles; 1 lccnsing of motor vehicles: regulating
  i ing owners Of motor vehicles to give surety bonds. Bills rejected. ! i3anhs-Unfavorable or netiti0n of | tlsc Southport Savings bank to merge NitlI the Southport Trust company fhr petitiontr was given leave to withdraw.
 1 The committee on banks reported 1 fay0rably on I bill relating 10 the su- ! revision of industrial hanks. The
 tapital stocks of industrial banks shall 1 he as follows In towns of less than
 15,000 inhabitants not less than S25.- 1 COD: between 15,000 and 10000 inhab
 itants net loss than I5O00C and in
 cities of more than 50,O00 people not
 jess than $100,000. An industrial l barlll may use the word hank in it's i t'tia but not in such a manner as to 1 indicate that if is a commercial bank af deposit or savings bank.
 No industrial bank shall receive money on deposit, make any loan for 1 longer than one year. deposit it's funds
 in any bank unless it is located in 1 Connecticut etc. The Bill provides a
 fine of not Irore than $20nG for the
 violation of the act The bill was ta- tled for calendar and print'ng
 The committee on claims reported 1 faVorabIy On substl4utA resolution ! t0 nav Jerry hngIum S45i 57 to reirn- 1 burse him fo" money expended in pay : ing judgment and costs of litigation by
 reason of his herd being Guarantined
 during an epidemic of fJot and mouth
 disease. Calendar.
 The committee on senate appoint
 lnents reported favora1fv on the fol- 1 lowing substitute resolutions making
 appointments:
 Trustees Of Bacon Academv-Ol-
 cen A. Baker Erastus S. Day, Joseph | Smith, Samuel P. Willard, Harley P.
 Buell., Clayton c. Miller ard Arthur l.. Stebbins.
 School for Boys-Georee I. Allen,
 Jere D. Eggleston. Edward s. Bold
 Hernard M. Donnelly. Archibald Mac
 donald, Mirris D. SaXe and Ernest s. 1 Dounelly and MT. Macdonald to fill vacancies.
 Trustees Connecticut Hospital for | tho Insane-W alter w. Norton.
 Members State Board of Agriculture --<arnie Kimberly, Howard S. Neil
 sen and Charles F. Beach.
 The reports were all tabled for cal endar and printing.
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