Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25

Hartford, May 24.-The senate this af- tsrnoon adopted the bill which, if con- cured in by the house. will free the toll bridges of the state after Sept. 30, 1922. lt adopted also. with amendments which greatly alter the original bill which came from the committee. the general motor shicle bill.
 Tomorrow the senate is expected to act ou the bill to carry out the prohibition law. which has already passed the house. and the amendments to the workmen's compensation law. which also went through the house last week. On the last mentioned measure it is understod that manufacturers have objected 10 an amend nent which would provide compensation where illness results from the nature of ,1e occupation Many lawyers who rep resented employers at hearings on labor H-ls were in the senate chamber awaiting ac-Nn on the bill
 iu The house, owing 10 a decreased at tendance after recess, the strike and lockout" bill was not taken up but will 1e tomorrow. State Secretary l. \. Orn- ougu of the Connecticut Federation af Labor and other labor men were in the ,ouse anticipating debate on the measure.
 The prospects Of legislative recess 1rgnuInE June . were declared by House Leader Buckley 10 be good after he had ruericd the chairmcu of several of the uore important committees. The chair neh reported. as a whole, that there were low bills Co be reported in, and MT. Buck sy sad that f the finance and appro- 'ri1tions committees get their bills all in ibis "a eek a recess next week can be aken. The finance committee has only 70 report in a general bond bill and a lircct taxation bil
 The motor vehicle bill which the senate lad adopted was received by the house, rhicc ordered the senate amendments 10 hr hill printed m the journal.
 A hiu amending the law concerning ihcIfsh spawning beds was adopted
 The house bill amending the Meriden -.ty charter was adopted. This relates 10 He hoard of apDortionment and taxation.
 The bill amending the hunters license aw and increasing the fee for alien resi- lsrts was adopted by the house in con- -Irrcuca-
 A b-l U a substitute for that regulat- uz the ucsnEing Of private detectives 'roVdes that no municipal corporation shall employ private detectives in the in- ..s1.raton and detection of crime at an 'i,.-use or more than $500 per annum. iu.sss specific appropriation shall have as~u made.
 Tho hil revising the election laws. which went through both branches. re- ss.r'E sn eiec-rr when applying for reg e-rtt.9n tp give thC date of birth. This applies Co women. The emergency law of ast fall. which Is repeated, required a roman to give her age.
 The senate adopted in concurrence the 'C establishing Connecticut college of -latmacyi a general hil creating the of- 70 sf superintendent of highways in o.raa of tho state, amending the Nauga. lcE borough charter relating 70 voting istrcts. and tho b.i protecting bonds ot -a.iEoad corporations even if the property 'sCf did not pay dividends during thu er Gl nf federal control.
 md passed the senate bill providing fol fa increased state police force to ffty rca and wiping out the present ststt '0ice commission and providing for 'on-uiss.ou composed of the state comp roller. the motor vehicle commissi ionet md an sppointee Of inc governor.
 The house today took from the calenda'
 Toe Ecuzte and the house adjourned t, .9.is ul- tomorrow. standard time.