Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03

All aIIotnents made to the,sseaeraassl towns under the provisions of sections 1477,; 147s. 1479. 14S1. 1882. 14SS and 14S6 of the general statutes shall be continuous and shall be held subject! to the order of the. town. unless the highway commissioner shall find that the amount allotted to any town Is not to be used by said town, in which q case it shall be discretionary with said commissioner to use said Il amount for the improvement of high i ways in other towns under the provis- ions of said last mentioned sections. q
 The bill providing for the appoint ment, terms and duties of the. state s board of education, rejected in the house and passed amended in the sen- ate, was received Friday in the house, |. on motion Of MT. Sherwood of North port. The motion to reconsider then ! prevailed. [
 MT. Phillips moved for reconsidera- l tion and would not withdraw. MT. { Davis moved that the motion be ta- ! bled. On motion of Mir. Hall of Will: lington a roll call vote was ordered with this result: In favor of tabling the Phillips motion to reconeider, Yes III, No. 29
 MT. Geary then made motion for a roll call on the vote for reconsidera-l ton, which was lost by a vote Of 1e2 to IT.
 On motion of Mir. King it was voted that when the house adjourn ii be to next Monday at 11.15 d. m.
 The house at 2 o'clock took recess dor one hour. During the discussion of the board of education bill. at the closing stage Mir. Hall stated that he believed in a tfair deal, but this bill had met with treatment not in Keeping with any other bill that had been discussed. If the minority does not respect the ma jority power. the minority can now 1 take what goes with it." Mr Geary sa1d to his nearest member in an un- dertone: "Ali right, we'll take what We can get and get what we can and
 what goes with it."
 Afternoon Season.
 1 j When the house resumed session. i MT Geary called the attention Of the speaker as to d quorum being pres ent, and when requested to withdraw, 1 tho point. said no, he would insist, | and take what goes with it. 4 count revealed just a quorum present. Mat
 terss on the calendar were considered
 and matters passed. MT. Higgins call-
 ed for the Enforcement of Rule i, which reads: Every member present, when a.
 question is put by the speaker. shall vote unless excused by the house. l And no member shall absent himself from tho house without leave, unless 1 there be q quorum without his pre5-, ence.
 When the bill on the calendar war l reaclred raisng the salary of the sy- rerintendent of fish and game. 8fr. 1 shirk objected in the ground that the 1 officer did not devote all his time, to the job. Mr. Eaton replied that there were many paid commissioners who did not devote all their time to the work. but thes drew salaries just the same.
 :! The state department Of healtf, and the Connecticut agricultural experi- lnent station may erect and nlainta in for their joint use in carrying out the provisions of the general statutes and subject to the provisions of sections "104 of the general statutes, a iabora tory building on land occupied. by the agricultural experiment station in New Haven.
 The necessary expenses incurred un-
 der the provisions of section 2110 of the general statutes, to an amount not ex- ceeding two thousand dollars ann1ial- lE, shall be paid by the comptroller
 on duly accredited vouchers, under the
 act suppfessing contagious disease
 among bees.
 The sum of Sa2,ooo, or so much thereof as may be necessary. is ap- propriated for the purchase of land and the erection and equipment oi cottages for. the Connecticut Schoo for Boys.
 The sum of $500 is appropriated fol ,, the state board of education of the blind, for the support of pupils at the
 Perkins Institution and Massachusetts I School for the Blind at Watertown : Mass. An act passed fixes the salary of su-
 perintendent of fisheries and game, al , s5500 year.
 Each juror, except on inquests and
 as otherwise provided in this section
 shall receive four dollars a day; eacf grand juror andSpetit juror, ten cents
 for each mile of travel from his place
 of residence toathe place of holding
 the court and return. for each week o1
 his attendance as such juror; eact
 juror for assessing dana ges or beenfit: on highways. one dollar. ,a : The sum of S6,o0o is appropriated y for The General Hospital Society O ;. Connecticut, to reimburse said societ, for the extraordinary expenses incur f red by it in the care of patients dur = ing the influenza outbreak in th' f winter of 191S1919.
 I The sum of $25o,oo0 is appropriated :, for the two fiscal years ending Jun, n 30, 1921, for the Mansfield State Train c ing School and Hospital for the cree
 tion and equipment of custodia
 building, congregate dining room,
 school and amusement hall and an ic D house, for the construction of roads t walks, repairs and improvements ant |: for window guards. ,. All blind persons, or persons s f nearly blind that they cannot hav
 instruction in the public schools. Wh, o are of suitable age and capacity fo ' instruction in the simple branches 0 seducation and who are legal resident l. of this state. on the affirmative vot y or order Of three members of tn d boards of education of the blind, shal e be entitled to receive such instruction q and for such a length of time as ma . be deemed expedient by sid board 1t The expense of such educatio shal If be paid by the state, to an amount no e exceeding four hundred and fifty&dol
 lars for each of said persons. exeep . that where the parents of such blin'
 person are not able to provide for hi | clothing and transportation an addi
 tional sum Of thirty dollars per yea may be allowed for those expenses. n Another act passed requires that a t reports and returns which any publi l, officer is required to make to tn
 state, shall be made before Septembe D. 30 of each year.
 All hospital societies receiving stat te aid shall in July of the even numbere n years, make report for the two year