Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-30
GOV. HoLcoMB ANNOUNCES VETO OF SUNDAY MOVIE BILL
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000 was appropriated. -si The board of school visitors or town school committee, as the case may be, F
 sa~d Of educa-
 tion in any district, wherein such ev- i
 st.,l.a- ,.ed shsll annually, on the i
 first Monday in July, certify to the | i comptroller the average number of i
 scholarh attending such schools for the
 first seventy-five nights of the ses | sion within the current school . year, | and the comptroller shall draw his order on the treasurer ill IaVof -4on | board of education, board, of school visitors or town school committee,
 for the use of such schools. in the sum ! of four dollars for each scholar in cluded in the number 50 certified, and 1 the treasurer shall pay the same upon 1 presentation. No money shall be paid l under the provisions of this section
 unless such evening schools have been
 maintained for at least seventy five , sessions in each school year, nor until the board of school visitors, board of
 education, or town school committee
 has reported to the state board of edu-
 cation concerning the condition and progress of such schools.
 No applicant for any act or resoIu-
 tion for the incorporation of any com | pany other than a charitable or elee- mOSynary corporation without capital stock, shall be heard by the general assembly or any committee thereof un- less the applicant shall have first paid to the state treasurer the sum of one hundred dollars. In case such act or resolution shall not become a law, the treasurer shall return such surn. Up- on every bill or resolution affecting private interests, other than appropri ation bills or resolutions passed by the general assembly, there shall be paid for the use of the state a fee of i've dollars for each legal page or fractional part thereof. said fees shall s pc paid to the treasurer of the state ''le encrosred copy of such bill { or resolution shall be transmitted by < --.u t4le4ossIng clerk to the secretary. The total estimated eX.lr-Ioe5 s4.i- nually chargeable to the state on ac- count of all schools approved by the s state board of education under the s provisions of section S27 of the gen. \ eral statutes shall not exceed two hun 5 dred thousands dollars for the fiscal year for which such estimate shall a have been made.
 The attorney general is requested to { submit to the next general assembly for it's consideration a bill for an act embodying all the provisions, of sec 5 ton 635S of the general statutes with 3 such changes in the language thereof, a if any are needed, as shall make the N language of said section comply with 3 the construction of said section affixed \ thereto by the decisions of the su- H prenle court.
 Allan G. Eidge, Meiss H. Whaples, A Lucien F. Burpee, Peter c. Nelson, ( Luke J. Crow. LeRoy M. Towne. Ben E edict M. Holden. William Eichelnan, 2 Paul Verdery, Hugh E. Roper, William s J. Weller, Emmett H. Hale, Anton \ Montag, Louis Libern2an. William J N Crunp, Morgan U. IuIkeley. Jr. and < William J. Malone and all such per- z sons as may from time to time be as- 4 sociated with them. with their suc- X cessors are constituted body corpor- x ate and polite by the name Of the Vet 2 eran Soldiers, Sailors and Marines As. < sociation, for the purpose of rendering % mutual aid and assistance to the mem- !. bers of said organization and their 2 families.
 D Sanatoria under private manage
 ment and receiving state aid shall be
 inspected seni-annuaiy by the com
 mission, but the association owning Il and conducting any such sanatorium II shall maintain the same in good con s' dition and shall assume all respon-
 sibility for the executive work there
 of.
 -i Mir. Geary of Waterford opposed tke
 following proposed act which was 2 passed in the senate: If in the course s of obtaining a right of way for trans H mission line for the transmission and M distribution of electric current in a M territory covered by the franchise ot E an electric company desiring to con- S struct such line, it develops that the eoTrany has obtained options on eigh. s ty-five per cent. of the distance of the s line proposed, and is unable to pur- s chase the remaining fifteen per cent K at value which appears to be fair M then the electric company is hereby ;E authorized and empowered to appea EN to the public utilities commission fol n a certificate of public convenience anC E necessity which shah specifically ap E# prove the proposed line location an, es also in case after duly advertised hear Ea ing the public utilities commission N grant such certificate, the company i E hereby authorized and empowered t E institute condemnation proceedings i Ha the superior court in the manner pre- M scribed in section 36S3 of the genera # statutes for the taking of land fo E railroad purposes, and may take ove B the property condemned upon paymen M of the award of the court M The report was rejected and the bi M defeated.
 E The treasurer is authorized to us M all or any part of the sinking fun M for buying and cancelling bonds of thi NJ state, or may invest all or any pa, @ thereof in bonds of the United State E or in bonds the payment of which @ guaranteed by the United States, ( E in the obligations of any state or oi+ # in the United States, or of any toWl E city or borough. or of any scnoo4 IL 8 or sewer district in this state, pro E vided such bonds or obligations al E legal Investments for savings banks E this state. and rovided such bonds { M obligations mature prior to the matUl E ity of any bonds of the state whic E may be outstanding. Section 107 of tl "A general statutes is repealed.
 E No motor vehicle shall be regstere # unless it shall have cut, impressed E embossed on some portion thereof
 E factory, serial or other identificatie # number or mark. Any person wi E knowingly has in his possession al E motor vehicle from which the factor M serial or other identification number
 E mark has been removed, defaced, ol
 E liberated or changed, shall forthwi
 E file with the commissioner of mot
 N vehicles a sworn statement descril
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