Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-29
Especial to The Erllelin.)


Hartford. NIar.h 2S.-Due % the dis |
agreeable weather. or some other rea
son there was a slim attendance at |
t11day's session of the general as
seinbly, there being less than a
Quarter of the members Of the house
present. House Leader King stated
tnat while the attendance was small
The business on the clerk s desk was
advanced Cay and aided in reaching
an early adjournment, perhaps be
tween April % and 25. TIE house
was called to order at II - and ad-
journed within half an hour
The committee on appropriations
reported that consideraylcl had been
gwen proposing a governors house in
he city of Hartford and recommends
ed continuation to the NeAt general
assembly. The report was accepted
and the subject matter was 50 con-
tinued.
Unfayorab'e report was made by the
committee 01 claims to provide for
the funeral expenses 0f Charles Rich,
a Civil war soldier, who served in
Maine regime Mt. Provision in made
! for payment under present statutes.
Favorable reports werc made on
Resolutions appointing John O. Shares
| Judge and Frederick W. Deyter depu-
| y. judge towr court of Harden. I'm
! favorable report was made on reso
lution appointing Edward Il. Young
/ judge of the town coult # Hamden.
| Bill was rejected which would pro-
| h tit squirrel hunting in TIE town of
| Washington within a radius of three
| quarters of a mile frorl the bridge
across the East AsDetllcl; river in the
Y lIage of New Preston or within the
| limits of every city or borough in the
state
Temporary medical examiners are
provided for in an act Ia5scd in con-
c.rrence with the senate which pro-
rides that VDon the rcQIest Of the
first selectm&r of any tuwr, the war
den of any borough or the mayor of
Gny city. the coroner of the county
wherein such town. borough or city
is situated may appoint an assistant
medical examiner who shall possess
the qualifications of the medical ex-
aminer during his absence or inabili-
ty to perform: the duties of his Of
fee.
Unfavorable report was made and
LiI rejected. which provided that nc
person shall take wild hage or rabbit
except with trap or dead fall or by
use of dog and small bore rife. not
TO exceed The % calihrc between
November "a and February 1st, botl
exclusive.
The succession tax az amendment
lWeEe taken f: ON the calendar ant
passed, and now the act provides tina
> the administrator or execu-
! ter CT such nonresident estat
shall file with the probate court i
! this state, having jurisdiction. an
: With the tax commissioner ut his of
: fi7e in Hartford, a sworn statemen
giving the total amount Of all prop
, crty belonging to such non -resmen
, decedent,' wherever situated. and tn
= tntaI amount passing to each of sue
| three classes, wherever situated, with
| ing six months from the fling of tn
: eYemplified copy of the will and pro
: ceedings of such non resident dece
dent or from the granting of admins
= trGtion.
The granting of ancillary admins
;, hation shall have no effect on the de
= termination of the Inheritance ta7
= hit such tax shall be d3termined i
:, accordance with the domiclle of tn
+ decedent as found by the probat
~ court exercising jurisdiction in thi
= state.
The only other matter passed frol
= tie calendar was an act amending til
4 charter of the city of Bridgeport rela
a tive to Assessments.