Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-24

or nurse shall also act, under the di- rection of the school physician. as a visiting 1iurse in the town or school district, shall visit the home of pupils in the public schools and shall assist in executing the orders of the school physician, and in towns where no school physician Is appointed under the provisions of section 909, the board of school visitors. board of education or town school committee may ap- point a matron or nurse to carry out the provisions of this section under the direction of said board or commit tee.
 There was also passed, an act amend ing an act concerning the quarantine of animals which provides that the commissioner may quarantine all an1- nals that he has reasonable grounds to believe to be infected with com municable disease, and prohibit or reg ulate the sale fall the products there of, and such animals shall be confined in place designated by him for such time as said commissioner shall judge necessary. The provisions Of this sec 1 tion shall not apply to cases of gland CTS, farcy or anthrax. Any person or any officer or agent of any corpora l ton who shall obstruct or attempt to 1 obseruct said commissioner or any as- i sistant while engaged in the discharge l of any duty hereunder shall be fined not more than one hundred dollars or l imprisoned not more than thirty days or both. The secretary, or the agent, of tt ] state board of education. the echo supervisor, school superintendent, s pervising principal or acting scho visitor to whom application shall
 made for an employment certificate q provided for in the provisions of sec 1 tion 532S of the general statutes, shall l have power to require all statements of facts offered in support of such application to be made under oath, which oath may be administered by the
 official to whom application shall be
 made, and said secretary. his agent, school supervisor, school superintend- ent, supervising principal or acting school visitor shall cause each child for whom such certificate has been ap-
 piled for, to be physically examined by a physician designated by the state
 board Of education.
 Said examining physician shall, be
 fore any employment certificate is is- l, sued to such child, file with the ageht
 of said board, his certificate on a form provided by the state board of edu-
 cation, setting forth the height and
 weight of such child. the condition of l his eyes and teeth and such other in- formation regarding the physical con-
 dition Of such child as shall be need ful, shall certify as to whether such 5 child is of sufficiently sound health ] and physically fit for cne employment !specifled in the statement of the pros :, pective employer and shall indicate the | kind of employment proper for sucf child in view of his physical condi- !, tion.
 ,i When the examining physician con siders it advisable, he may issue 2 5 certificate of physical fitness for { l limited time. at the expiration O
 which time the child shall again .ap. 5 pear and submit to an examination be . fore being permitted to continue a
 such work. In carrying out the pre- , 1 visions Of this act .nle-nalf the e-1 pense thereof shall be borne by tat state board of education and the oth ] CT half shall be provided from tht c money appropriated for school pur
 poses in the city, town or borough where such child examined has hi l school enrolment.
 : Sec. ? This act shall take effect iron = July 1, 1919.
 n There shall be taxed monthly by th = l comptroller not to exceed $6.50
 week for the necessary expenses o
 each girl committed to any state in
 
 ; der the guardianship and control c - such school, either at the school hom :, or at an outside hospital, or othe 7 proper place necessarily provided fo ' any girl who after being placed out be
 comes an unfit subject for such school f and in order to provide for the eHtr < expenses caused by transferring tt r and visiting girls in. outside homes ' said sum, $6.5O per week shall be tax ~ al +f1iYfAa11 off r,;,
 is placed in an outside home; and u r. superintendent shall present his bi ,. therefor to the comptroller, who. upo u finding the same to be just shall allo7 'e 1t. and it shall be paid from the stat II treasursy.
 V Any person over sixteen years Of az g not q resident of this state who re D sides in a state the laws of which re
 quire a nonresident fisherman | . procure a license may apply to tn I clerk of any town, city or borougl upon payment by such non-resider applicant of a license fee of s2 and recording fee of 25 cents, shall issu to such nonresident applicant a i 1 cense to take fish from the fresh wa ters of the state. Such town cler ! shall issue receipt. under the seal ( such town showing payment of sue U ICSs l dC lCt HI O1 oQCll lSCS1pl SLId be prescribed and furnished by the st
 perintendent of fisheries and game an | when issued the same shall const
 tute license to the person who's name appears thereon until the fir ! day of January following the date such receipt. All moneys so receive by the town clerk. except twentyd1
 cents for each receipt, which sum ma
 be retained by him for his services d ; raenp6ir1 icc,7 ct,
 accounted for and paid to the supel
 intendent of fisheries and game durir
 the first week of January. March, Jul ! and September of each year. The prt T visions, Of this section shall not app
 to non residents who pay taxes (
 real estate situated In this state
 to any member of the family of su;
 nonresident tax payer
 Sec. Z. Any non resident residing 8 2. state which requires 8 license f n from non-residents to fish therein, vi
 shall take or attempt to take any fl. # from the waters of this state witho # having obtained license as autho
 ized to be ssued by the provisions 4 this act, shall be fined not more til: M fifty dollars for the first offense al M TOT any subsequent offense may be ir 8 prlsoned not more than thirty da 2a or both fine and imprisonment. # The comptroller is directed to drs Fl his order on the treasurer in favor # Thomas W. Doyle and Valentine Mu & pfly, partners in business in the toy F. of Windham under the firm name M Doyle & Murphy. for the sum of s1 # 450 to reimburse said partners in f
 Of all claims against the state for los H es sustained by them in the erecti
 of certain buildings of the state s M uated in the town of Mansfield.
 The house adjourned to Ills Thur
 day morning.