Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-19
BUSINESS BEFORE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
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tnoriZed and directed to charge to the
profit and loss account OF his depart
ment the sum of seven Thousand three
hundred and thirty five dollars, the
amount Of r SIS the state sustained by
reason of It's deposit in The Thames
Loan and Trust Company of Norwich
Fish and game wardens, special pro-
tectorS Of fish and game. and other
officers, within their respective pre-
cincts, shall have power, without war
rant, to arrest for the violation OF
any law relating to fish and game
ANY warden may deputiZe another per-
son to assist in detecting and arrest
ing any person who may be violating
any law relating to fish and game.
Each warden shall take the oath of
Office and shall report 10 the superin-
tendent of fisheries and game on the
first day OF January, April, July and
October in each year, and shall en-.
force all laws relating to fish and
game. Fish and game Er3rdens. spe-
cal protectors Of fish ana game and
other officers. within their respective
precincts, shall have power, without
search warrant, to examine the con
tents Of any boat, car, automobile or
other vehicle box. locker. basket,
-
age and the contents of any building
other than q dwelling house. to ascer-
tain whether any law for the protec-
ton of fish and game has been or is
being violated: and with a search
warrant TO search any building or
dwelling house.
Section 3162 of the general statutes
is amended to read as follows: No
t,1o II, L..
kill in any one day more than two
pheasants, five woodcock, five quail
three Hungarian cartridges or ruffed
grouse: and no person shall kill OR
take more than fifteen pheasants. thir-
ty-six woodcock, twenty-One Hungar-
ian partridges or ruffed grouse, OF
Kill or have in his possession more
than thirty-stx quail, in any one year:
provided nothing in this section shall
be construed to limit the right of any
person to kill OF have in his posses
sion pheasants bred or propagated b,
| licensed dealers. Every person who
shall violate any provision of this sec
ton shall be fined not less than ono
! nor more than fifty dollars, and in the
| case of quail. shall be punished by ar
additional fine of not less than one
nor more than ten dollars for each
1
| ir violation hereof
| The act raising commission to in.
| quire into the financial affairs of tbs
| city of Bridgeport, raised a ripple o.
rivalry in the house, which was more
in the form OF inquiry, rather than az
effort of the minority to defeat tht
| desire of the majority to defeat thu
Favorable report of the committee ant
reject the bill. Mr. Sherwood, f1ous,
chairman of. the committee on eitie
and boroughs. that presented Favorable
report, moved for the acceptance o
the report and rejection of the bill
Mr.. Sherweod's explanation for tn
action was vague, and Minority Lead
er Geary in a neat speech, overf1owin.
with pointed witticisrrs, asked TO
more detail. Mr.. Sherwood Responded
In which he said he was opposed t
the bill from the start, and that per
haps the two senators of the commit
tee might have reasons for favorabl
ireport, but he did not, and added tia
the bill had already been killed in tn
senate. After bright repartee fror
iMr. Geary, the bill was rejected i