Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-21
WOULD SUSPEND CITY
 CHATTER OF HARTFoKp
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< . ,~t S "a f cnssion,. will be had upon 1t tomorrow: This will give; opportunity for. the 1egis-' lature to- determine what it will do as to it's sessions beginning next week Mem bers will arrive an hour earlier than here tofore and their trains for home will leave an hour earlier in the afternoon q The, daily session will be shortened materially unless advantage Is taken of the revised railroad schedules, < [,
 In recognition of Seicheprey day, the anniversary of the baptism of Connecticut soldiers of the 102d regiment in the world war, the house this afternoon took an. ad- journment for the day MT. de Rosier of Bristol called attention to. the day and moved the adjournment. Senate Chaplain Soule refgerred to the day in his prayer, saying: 55-s-s'
 This day significantly brings to us glad gratitude for the bold bravery of the boys of the state and nation who neither failed nor flinched in, battle. What great CT gift could we lay on the altar of freedom than the service. even the lives of these youth, the priceless possessions of our homes and our hearts? Shall we not dare to call them Thy servants as they went forth to bestow on all people our birthright of life. liberty andsthe pursuit of happiness? TAI s,-,
 We would reverently remember those who fell or sleep and rest in foreign soil.
 We would generously remember those woh returned afflicted in mind; body or estate"
 The house today adopted bill to make new law for the present one under which aircraft are licensed and operated in the state It was drafted by Major W. J. Malone. aviation commissioner, and the members, without debate, accepted fl as being an up-to-date measure for the Jaw enacted in 1913 under Governor Bald. win which, it was shown, had become an- l tiquated.
 Cheers came from house members when a resolution was received and admitted tc nullify the daylight saving ordinance fr the city of Hartford and to suspend tn, city charter while action by the citS council confravenes the statute law of tfs state. s,
 MT. Wadsworth of Pennington, whs offered the resolution, moved that it b, 1 tabled for printing in the journal. It wa, so voted over objection of MT. Dunn O. Hartford.
 The bill to put laundries, especially Chi nese laundries, under supervision of th, | factory inspector was tabled after somt merriment an amendment being offered as some members thYught the bill would prohibit housewife from doing her ow1 laundry work in her own house.
 Favorable reports were made on judge. ship resolutions for John R. Booth as judge of the Fairfield county common pleas court; James P. woodruff for tn, Litchfeld county, common pleas court
 Frederick, M, Peasley, judge and Walter D. Makepeace as deputy of the district court at Waterbury, each for four years. The senate passed an emergency ap. propriation of $25,ooo for repairs at the I Connecticut hospital for the insane al Middletown, as asked for yesterday. by l Governor Lake. Floors at the ,hospita have sagged in a building affecting it! 1 stability. Another emergency approprf atioR passed was for ;2,O0o for extra ex pense anticipated by the public utilitie.