Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-07

moval or concealment, shall be fined
not more than five hundred dollars
or imprisoned not more than six
months. Every yendee of such con-
ditional sale who shall sell or convey
such property, or any part thereof,
without the consent of the vendor,
and without informing the person to
whom he sells or conveys that the
sale, shall be imprisoned not more
than five years.
The moving picture act, passed, in
concurrence with the senate, was
amended to read as follows: No per
son owning, managing or conducting
any place where any moving picture
or theatrical production is exhibited,
shall sell any admission ticket o,
charge or receive any admission fee
or collect or receive any valuable
thing from any person after the seat
ing capacity of such place has been
exhausted, unless. at TIE time of such
sale, charge, receipt or collection, the
person making such sale. charge or
collection or receiving such admis-
sion fee or valuable thing shall dis
tinctly announce to the person max
ing such purchase or from whom such
charge or collection shall be made or
fee or valuable thing received, that
standing room only is available. Tho
state police shall, in order to insure
safety and health. limit the number
Of persons that may occupy standing
room in each place where any moving
picture or theatrical production is ex-
hibited, and shall require the person
owning managing or conducting sucl
place to conspicuously display at eacI
entrance thereto, plarfrd upon
which shall be plainly printed such
standing room capacity. Any person
who shall violate any provision of this
section or any order of the chief CT
the state police made pursuant there
to limiting the number of persons that
may occupy standing room in a thea
ter where any moving picture or thea
ter production is exhibited, or who
shall fail to conspicuonSly display a
the entrance thereto pIacard on
which shall be plainly printed sue
standing room capacity, shall be fined
not more thah fifty dollars or imprfs-
oned not more than thirty days OF
both.
General statutes, Section $50 is
amended to read as follows: The reg
istrars of voters for the towns other
than Bridgeport, Hartford, New Brit
ain, Meriden and Waterbury, shall. on
Thursday of the fourth week before
the annual town meetings held in
their respective torns in the year 1919,
and biennially thereafetr, hold a
meeting at some place within their
respective towns and voting districts,
from nine o'clock in the forenoon u
til five o'clock in the afternoon, of
which notice shall be given in tn
manner provided in section 54S. at
which meeting they shall place on 9
list, under the title ito be made" the
names of those persons by whom o
III whose behalf a claim is made TO
either registrar, in the manner pr%
vided in section 545, that they will b
entitled to be made electors in such
town before the day of such annual
town meeting.
Such lists shall be prepared in the
manner provided in chapter "a of tn
genera statutes; and in towns having
more than five thousand inhabitants,
no person shall be registered on the
list ''to be made" unless a written
application is made in the manner
provided in section 545. A copy o.
such list shall be pnt upon the public
signosts in each town. and another
copy shall be filed by the registrars
with the town clerk of the town
The registrars shall also add to thu
list of electors the names of those
persons who have formerly been ad-
rnitted or registered as electors If
their respective towns, and who have
| resided in this state the one year ant
| in the town the 50 months. next pre
ceding such annual town meetin~
The house adjourned to FRIDAY
morning at 1115. Mr.. King, majority
| leader, announced that Friday sessions
would be held regularly hereafter.