Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-11

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 The committee on cities and boroughs ing part of Salem to Montville. The bill was rejected
 The committee on cities and boroughs reported favorably on a bill for the es- tablishment of a park in Norwaik. Cal endar.. ,s
 A bill was passed under suspension of rules extending the time within which the board of relief of the town of Co., lumbia may complete It's duties.
 Senator Bakewell presented petitions from teachers in New London and others in favor of educational bills. and from the Lowell House Mothers club for child welfare legislation. The former were referred to the committee on education and the latter to the committee on civil code
 z petition was presented from J. Adison Hunter ct al, for the establishment of juvenile courts. It was referred to the committee on the judiciary.
 Passed-Authorizing the city of Bridge port to issued school bonds to the amount of <2,7oo,oeo; authorizing the printing of 5000 copies of the catalogue number of the Connecticut Agriculatural college i; concerning the time and place of voting In the Bantam voting district of Litch- field relating to the reimbursement of towns for state paupers; enlargtnE the scope of the home rule law for cities, towns and borouens; making the state board of aEriculture an ex-ofticio member of the board of trustees of the Connect cut college; authorizing the city of Mer- | iden to issue improvement bonds. Increasing to S1oo the sum wsaich me state may pay Tor the funeral ex- penses of soldiers and sailors; autheriz- ing the town of East Iwme to sell the scnoolhouse in Flanders; increasing the | compensation of tie judges and prosecxTt- ing attorney of Berlin; including raort- gage notes on which the time for re- demptin is not stated in the seventeeu years and providing judgment liens not discharged in fifteen years shall become | invalid unless action to foreclose has been begun recognizing mortgages on property in this state executed in oth- CT states; providing for hermeticaIly seal ed caskets containing dead bodies in their ] transfer from one town to another: in- creasing to S5,0oo the amount which may be deposited in a savings bank by a Der. son in three years.
 The senate adjourned to Tuesday next at 11.15.
 Judiciary Commfttee HearinR.
 Legal rights of the state were out ir force this afternoon in attendance A, the hearing at the capitol before a joint session of the judiciary committee ana the committee on appropriations wher, many bills were to be heard concerning salaries of judges prosecutors, clerks anC messengers of courts.
 The bills under discussion were:
 Fixing the salaries of the states attor neys for New Haven county at Ss.5Oo and providing for not more than s5 900 , year for the assistant states attorney. Providing for increases in salaries Q
 judges of courts of common pleas. Providing increase in salaries of tn judge and deputy judge of the distric
 court of Waterbury.
 Providing foF-an increase from s25o day for assistant messengers of superio i and supreme courts.
 Increasing salary of sheriff of Wind
 county to s3,e00.
 Increasing salaries of clerks and as , sistant clerks of the, superior court
 Providing for actual hotel and travelin l expenses for judges of superior and su : prerne courts when they are away fror home.
 Providing salaries of s7.ooo a year fc . judges of the courts of common pleas d New Haven. Hartford and Fairfield cour ties
 . Increasing salaries of states attorne, for New London county to s3,s0o. n Increasing salaries of messengers l. courts of common please in Hartford an t New Haven counties to t1.500.
 Increasing salary of the clerk of ii :. court of -WIndAam county superior coui L. to S4.1oo. e Increasing salary of sheriff of Mildl l. SC cou. ty from s2. 500 to s5.se0 sens1