Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-30


Hartford. Jan 29.-Immediately af-
ter the formal opening OF the house,
batch OF petitions were received
against the adoption Of the so-called
Morrison code bill relating to control
NJ schools. An act WIS presented au-
-horizing Thomas !. Rice OF New Ha
.rn. 70 construct and maintain sea
vail I'm front of mis- East Haven prop
.rtv SIR. Williams of Norwich. pre-
-arf-d am act ro repeal The ant con-
-rrrin- the superintendent OF water
works Of the city of Norwich approy-
cd MAY 1f. 1917 Several petitions for
restoration oe forfeited rights were
received and referred. Resolutions
were received appointing Frank +.
Robinson. deputy judge OF the town
court Of Grlswold Archie Macdonald
deputy Judge of the city court Of Put
MIN. and Arthur VI Brown judge OF
town court OF Griswold.
Mr.. Chew Of Bridgeport presented
IN scr To punish by a fine OF $1,000 or
Imprisonment for not more thar three
years. any person who shall publicly
display the flag of any foreign state
or nation or any Tag or emtlem Of
my organ .la-iC1 5niuiCal TO the gov
e-rnert ~ the Tuited states or the
state. Mt Chew also presented a bill
against compulsory vaccination
Resolutions we're taken from caren-
dar and re- aerred TO Judiciary com
mittec, appointing Frank II. t'OSS as
Judge and otto 3. Robinson deputy
fudgp o. police court Of Willimautic.
William =. Colt Judge and $. Victor
Prince deputy Judge Of the city and
police court of New London. and
George J. King deputy judge OF the
city and police court OF AIeriden.
There were eighteen like resolutions
left on the calendar, and probably
more 10 come. A big batch of these
appointments went to committee on
Tuesday.
mr. GeI'e-t Of Colchester presented
a resolution that was referred to the
HiiCiary committee, which provides
Tor the licensing of animal drawn We
nicics The ice is g. and the penalty
not more than 50. This is aimed es-
recially az heavy Gaming.
Mr.. Holt Of New London, presented
IN act which provides that the city ol
Sew London be authorized TO issue
bonds not i'm excess Of 81 100000, gi
five per cent, interest 10 refund sewer
and water maturing I'D TO July !. 1890
Also. an act validating any orG-
r5nces heretofore passed by the court
of common council of tho city of New
.H.Aa'AAa- art."A.' s'it-t ..It+
pcnsatiou OF any officer during hi'
term of Office.
An act amending the charter Of tn,
City OF Eew London offered by Mr
Holt provides. that the salary of am
Ger shall not be increased excep
by ordinance, and not be increase
during his term Of Office.
The city OF New London petiionet
that provisions OF sections 1915 u
g.T 81.
Uonceruiug "A teacher retirement s. s.
rrn. may apply to the teachers Of tina
city.
Mr. Holt also presented an ac
amending the charter of the city O.
New London 70 create board OF fer
rv comm i-siorerF 10 b- composed @
The mayor and three electors to
chosen b~ the court Of common Coun
eli. one member for three years. on
fo- two and the other one. The boar
20 have fI'1 control of the ferry prop
s--v ln Sew London and Gro'O1 an
have charge of tho ferry operation
The board win fv tho salary Of su
rrrl-feudcut and au emDIoyas. Th
treasurer of the C.-v is 20 h0 treas
Hre- OF the ferry and 10 get extra D1
for the extra work.
Mr. Morris Of Nevtowr. suhmitte
an act which provides that eucoH
bunting licenses may be issued 10 pc,
scus under s.-frer. restricted 20 10.
when ir company with "a parent hay
.nE license or hunter over thirty veal
o. age.
Mr.. B-,art Of Orange, handed in a
s-f fra- The phrase 'Sp.rrtuuus an
irtovtearfre drinks" whenever use
ir the act shall include all alcohol
liquids. which are portable or caQab
rf Hclrr used ms beverage. Aft
T--a a1 -gTE. no Iiuu0r shall he maj
rsa-tu-e1 or sold for beverage ou
POSES. The penalty is $1,000 or ol
-"7r ir r-.e0-.
Mr.. Bi-dsey Of Weriden, present.
an act wh..H prohibits the emplo
mrrt Of children under eighteen 10
employed iu any factory 0peratn
machines where articles of metal
Iridium are manufactured.
An act received provides that befo
any hearing is held upon petit,
Tor the commitment Of a child to
county temporary home, a thOrouj
physical and mental examination
such child SHAH be made by qualih
physicin.
The succession tax act win be amen
ID II The act presented is adopted III
viii exempt from tho tax, all proper
in trust for the benefit Of any cOrpOr
tior or institution Of the state whi
receives state aid. or for muuicir
corporation for public purposes in (
state or for the Uso Of religious, ed
cat!onal library charitable mlssional
benevolent or hospital purposes.
An act come 70 the house amendi
the act concerning the insurance pr
MUM rates, which FIXES penalties
violation at not less than 500 i
more than $500 or imprisonment T
less than thirty days or more tn
ninety days or both.
Mr.. Fish Of Newington, submit
an act that all property owned by {
county shall bc assessed I'm the gra
list Of the town where situated for
amount equal 10 the original price
such property by the county.
At this point in the proceedings
ieak in the roof OF the hall Of
house OF representatives permitted
stream Of water to flow down il
section three. Colonel Eaton struck
the song "HOw Dry / Am" Then
motion Of MIR. King Of Willimantic
recess Of Eve minutes was taken
A big batch Of business came fr
the senate which was referred to 10
committee. IN the batch were
resolutions appointing John IL. Bar
fudge and Horrv j.. Pcftis, depl
Judge OF ih1 C.ly and police court