Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-13

lshment of the accredited state herd test. Calendar.
 The boxing bill which was reject ed by the senate was revived when Senator Williamson moved for recon sideration, which was opposed by Son. ators Klett and Dening.
 Senator Williamson thought the courtesy was due him to have the matter reconsidered.
 Senator Hemenway favored the mo ton and said he knew that the bill was voted on without due considera- ton.
 Senator Williamson moved that the motion to reconsider be tabled
 The motion, to table was carried by vote of 15 to '.
 In reply to Senator Klet5, Lieuten- ant-Governor Wilson ruiei that Sena- tor Wil1iamson's motion to table the motion to reconsider, and which was carried, had the effect of reconsideTa- tion and that it could be held in apey- ance until Tuesday.
 The committee on humane institu- | tions reported bill relating to the Connecticut Hospital for the Insane l It repeals section 1703 Of the general statutes. Section ? reads: "The gov | ernment of the Connecticut hospital 1 for the insane Shall be bested in 8 board consisting of the governor, ex- | cfficio, and twelve trustees one from each county and four from the vicin- 1 ity of said institution to he appointed 1 by the governor. The trustees in of | flee at the time of the passage If +nIs act shall retain said positions dur5ng 1 the terms of their respective appoint vents and in 1921 and biennially l thereafter the governor shall appoint | four trustees who shall hold office each for the term of six yea-a frooo July l of the year of his appointmc s- and may fill any vacancy which ma 1 occur for the uneXpired portion of an term. Said trustees shall serve with hled for calendar.
 | The committee on the judiciary re- Ported favorably on a bill concerning ftate referees. It provides that each 1 judge of the supreme court of errors
 and of the superior court upon attain ing the age Of seventy years shall bt T state referee during the remainder Of his life and shall receive annuall'
 IS compensation an amount equal tc one-half of the annual statutory com
 rensation of such judge at the time O
 his attainment to said age.
 Section ?. No judge of either saiC
 courts appointed after July l. 1919
 hall become 2. state referee under ;h.
 0robisions of this act unless he shaI nave served as 9 judge Of one O.
 eth of said courts for a period Of a least ten years prior to reaching sey
 anty years.
 The bill was tabled for ca1enGar.
 Matters from the calendar passe, were in part: Appropriating $1993 | 5 Q1.81 for deficiencies; extending tn
 inc for the organization of the Put
 lam and Rhode Island Street Railwa, i 2onpany; eXempting property to tn
 amount of $25 900 of the Shelter fo Women from taxation; authorizing tn
 Clinton Electric Light and Power com
 pany to furnish gas to Madison Gin
 ton and Westbrook; to compel cor
 porations to file annual statements
 concerning organization of corpora
 tions without capital stock appoint ing Charles J. Martin deputy judge o the town court of Orange; eXtendin,
 the time for the construction of tn AttaWaugan street railway; that al l bridges on public roads shall have ] pan of 25 feet; exempting towns o ,ities on their application from tn | operation of the teachers pension law but that teachers in such towns shal
 be reimbursed for pensions pai
 eachers; that the close season o1 kunks shall begin Feb. 1; that opera
 .ion to prevent procreation may b f performed at Mansfield training school
 concerning expenses of bacteriologica l laboratory; making an appropriatio 2 for separation allowances; making ap propriations for the industrial schoc I for girls and the school for boys.
 The senate adjourned to Thursda , at Ills.