Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-20
SUNDAY BILL NOW UP TO GOVERNOR LAKE

bill will cover that point.
 The bill was then adopted. witt, an- parently only few voices against ii.
 The banks committee reported on these bills:
 Prohibiting use by any concern or the terms bank" or trust company" unless It is such; amending the law re- lating to sale of oil corpora ton securi- ties by providing that company must pay $500 to the bank commissioner as a lee for examining the company before it Is ilcvnsed to sell its stocks and bonds in the state, and requiring that such a corporation must file a statement of it's condition.
 The appropriations committee reported in bill for $5U,00O for a trunk line hig\yay from North Grosvenordale to A1ecnanicsville.
 The committee on capitol furniture and grounds reported in a bill for a S1O,o00 appropriation for statues in the capitol of Col David Humphreys and Col. David Wooster. It was sent to the appropri- ations committee. The latter commit tee was adverse to the bill to incor- porate the New Haven Psychopatic hos pital in view of it's recommendation for a commission to study the need of such d hospital
 Petitioners from Danbury and Bethel tor legislation to stop gas companies from making service charges were given leave to withdraw.
 The judiciary committee was against the bills providing that no persons shall marry within two years after the date of decree of divorce. for simple uniform rules to be made by judges of the su- perior court to settle small claims; for legal aid for poor in civil cases to be paid sf al x.vt,f fo1, would have given the labor commissioner grand jurors powers in any town.
 The appropriations committee reported adversely bills for appropriations tc build a highway in KiIlingly. and a, Norwich to the state farm for inebriates \ and had sent to the judiciary committed a bill which creates a department oi state agencies.
 The senate confirmed Judge L. F Burpee as associate judge of the suprem, court, 23 to 4; Judge John E. Keeler tC be an associate justice of the same court, 2S to 0; Judge L. P. Waldo Mar win to be a superior court judge, 27 to 1 Allyn L. Brown to be a superior cour judge, 30 to o, and of Newell Jenningi to be a judge of the same court, 27 to 0
 The senate confirmed the appointment of Frank Cheney, Jr., of Manchester Francis Parsons of Hartford, George Dudley Seymour and Burton Mansfield of New Haven, and H. Siddons Mowbra, of Washington. to be the state commis sion on sculpture.
 Unfavorable reports in the senate wer on the bill to have the governor appoin l the judges of the Hartford police court to provide legal aid for the poor in eacl county at state expense, and to increas the pension allowance of Charles D. Hine former secretary of the state board o education, from EXPOSES to s3,5o0. | A vehicle bill reported in was that t repeal chapter 321 of the 1919 act which requires operators of public servic motor vehicles to display cards showinj schedules and fares. The regulation o these vehicles will be with the publi utilities commission.
 Several hospital appropriation bill were rejected as their maintenance al lowances under the statute will be in cluded in the budget. The proposal tt buy Charter Oak park for state fair pur poses was rejected.
 | The bill consolidating the town ant city of Norwa1k was adopted in the sen ate after 1t had been read by .Clerl Countryman.
 l A joint committee was raised and ob tained from the governors office the bill which was to refund to Tracy Brother of Waterbury the amount of check for feited to the state. on a contract Tn,