Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-22
Business Of Interest
in the Legislature
Action on Federal Prohibition
Probably VIII Not Be
Taken for Several Days
Nominations Made.

VideS for the creation OF the Connecti-
cut Soldiers and Sailor5' commission
empowered 10 engage al necessary
assistance with the number of COM
missioners III the discrct;cn of the
governor. With the state facilities at
hand of state trade schools it Is said
there will be no difficulty in fitting
disabled men to profitable occupation.
DEPENDENTS suffering foa MeW receipt
of allotments, the bill authorizes the
commission TO supply payI ents, and
arrange with the dependents TO re-
imOurse the state when they receive
the money dae from the government
bureau of war risk insurance.
The bill was presented i'll the senate
before coming to the house and was
referred 10 rhe committee on military
affairs. Like action vas taken in
the house Mr. Rudd house chairman.
announced there would he public
hearing on his bill at ;! o'clock We'd
nesday (today) afternoon.
THE HOUSE.
The house was called to order at
noon by Speaker Walsh, and then
came the ntief prayer by Chaplain
Hildreth. Resolutions We're received
and ordered to the calender appoint
ing judges for city courts of the west
ern section CT the state iucluded in
the list is Charles J. Ma ''in, prohi-
bition leader. for judge Of The C[drt
IN Orange. and Senator John B. Dillon
FOR judge at Shelton. Bills were re-
eeived and referred to the several
'rhlmlItee- ReSoIuJloh was fecelN-
Ad from the governor appointing lien
ry +. Harrison Hurd, l,.Thor master
Al New Haven.
An act received provided that non
residents shall net be permitted to
use seines in fishing wi hout permit
rf the commissioner of fish ;nd game
and the payment of a &c of s.. An
Amendmeht vas presented concerning
me retlrlnS system Oh w. school
teachers. PROVIDES tnat % .e eligible
| 20 pension the teacher nu3t nave Oeen
| m the scho2' service tor thlrtY-hVe
years or twenty Years IN t.-e state and
attained lhe 2e OF Sixty cars. AItef
! oeinS IN session hVe mt7utes, the
| mouse TOOK recess. which was eE-
| tended for half an hour. Here cans
! alloIiler Datch OF reSo."t'oE5 Tor the
"i'i,0'ii 'i1'''ii' VI J""9eo ii'o uePu'lVs
! Onder SUSPENSION OF the rules. the
| mouse concurred with the senate IN
| the massage OF fesoluttia appoint
! lhS WIiliaEh = nalley, OF br' mel, state
auditor: Committee Chairman an
nouficeu meetings tof ORGANIZATION, IN
| uIca thiS an ',arheSt uesfe 10 gel al
/ sii coilsi rucllhG BUSINESS ana me least
'i,%Isli,le i,'1I pc, de,tz' IEeFe vas anothef
| ~ -. 'oi 80 M oi q teCSS''' III eApeG-
taeio,l oL business S9 lr9m IRE senate: IT
- ~. ~ le4Slileu
the house adjourn that ii De to l1.3C
Mednesday morning. Soon after, Mr.
N!lS moved Tor another FecfSs OF fV(
nm m uleS. With I was caIrle"- Durlns
- ieoI99 'l''lV "d9 u-d"-hs u SeaI'
~ ilieIlioeiS'
he theft OF motor VeHNies, is tn;
title Of an act which p"o.tdes tina
every person WHO shall steal a motor
Vehlcle shall be imprisoEe,- not less
than one year nor Nor han tel
o,,t ''''s IT, ,.o5ti od 81 SItil0 Juus
- 9" ~ Ju iiCI'' colii
nnt ~, e1ei.[ ne, itI"e 20 %'
ant et+o ++lrra,- 80. ~ - Z, 'sSls
al e. 5n0 q yea,,
me use OF wire snaFes' II an &C
prevented becomes law, provides tha
any person using 4 WIRE snare TO taxi
WIG allhlalS shaiI be hned not mor'
Ihah one hundred dollars and be I'M
PEIsoned not more than ninety days o
DON.
Representative Huzford Of Stamford
presented an act mat would raise III
per oieln compensation OF jurors iron
}" 10 80. referred TO judiciary com
miItee-
daI, roor3i,,o ,rpt-ro ''' 0- u''e0 u LOU MON
The SENATE
| Judge ,lohn X. Barnes, in A rpso1u
) ton presented by Senator WiIcov i
! renominated Judge OF the cjtv conrt .
| Norwich. and another resolution nom
mates Henry r. Pattis 9s dawn
| Judge. The annual netirion was nre
! sented for fha nytension of fir,a = :
: the Norwich. Colchester and TIart For
| Traction company to carry on #
: Charter nriyfleges
c.:..
tl,o ',,.,, ,'o,1a' 10 tne senate 1roI
49, go Italiy dPPolht
pell of New London and Christopher =
, avery OF Groton, members of river.
bridges and harbor commission fo
, SIX years from July l, 1919; and VIII
ham H. Caldwell of New Britain. fo
6 the balance of the term ending July
/ 1923. Morris W. Seymour of Bridge
port and Frank II. Huntington {
L1tchfield, members of the board c
, pardons four years. George L. Fo
: of New Haven, Patrick T. O'Meara {
New Haven and Edward W. Bende
. of Hartford, members of state board {
:. mediation and arbitration for tw
= years.
The Governor appointed Cbo~los
: Bennett of Hartford highway CON-
: missioner for four wears p,,rto--
Mansfield of Hartford insJi,,,,,[5, 'L oC,l- W.
missioner. for four vears y ~
Hubbard, MiddIetown a diracto,,
Connections reformatory fo,I,c 100,
= Charles H. Beach of East uartfnr