Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-27

Griffin for labor in compiling a list of bills
 The bill to create the office Of superin- tendent of highways and bridges in Branford was sent back to the comioitiee by the senate. The senate did not act upon the bill already through tie house. 10 license real estate brokers.
 The bill to place New Haven colonial records in the state library for preserva- ton was adopted by the senate in con- currence
 The committee was against the b!li which provided that sheep raisers would be supplied with fencing under certain conditions. to encourage sheep breeding on the ground that the state cannot afford the outlay at this time Repre- sentative Russell of -Middletown. thought , something ought 10 be done to restord the sheep industry and the agriculture committee had favored the bill. He was anxious for the house to do something and Representative Buckley had 1t ta- bled for calendar and printing. which i'll permit debate upon it's merits. A favorable report was made on the bill of Senator Mcdonald of New Ha. ven to provide for standard weight of | loaves of bread, of one pound. one and one-half pounds or any multiple of a pound, all. to be wrapped in paper and making violations of the law liable uT
 to s2OO for first offense or up to $50c or six months in jail for subsequent of lenses.
 Senator Treat of Orange offered [ petition. of which he was the signer
 to divide Orange into two towns.
 A bill to provide for a session of thu
 naturalization court in Stamford va.
 adopted by the senate.
 The wornen,s auxiliary Of the Amer
 ican Legion post of Plainville and tn
 Stratford League of Women Voters. pc
 titioned the senate against passage 0 House Bill 924, which is the so-calle, Buckley amendment to the law unde which relief is distributed to disable l and distressed former service men. Tn auxiliary urged that the senate use it influence ''to prohibit legislation detri ] mental to the men who sacrificed thei ) own interests in order to serve the stat
 of Connecticut"
 The senate sent back to the labo
 committee the bill adopted Thursda which would require adequate toilet ia } cilities in all manufacturing and mel cantile establishments. sl Among numerous bills rejected by tf I senate on adverse committee report
 were many from the claims committe and included one for a pension for MT I John E. DonaNue of waterbuiry. t From the senate calendar were adop
 ed these bills:
 3 vesting in town of Sherman title l land near the towns center which hs h been occupied by a church. t Giving game wardens and deputie
 additional authority in search for V d olators of fish and gme laws. e Amending the law changing the for a of government of Greenwich. a. Establishing a ianitors' and engil ,. eers' retirement fund under the Bridg d port charter. Changing the law as
 attendance of children under Is - school.
 Dissolving the Mystic Oral scno . for the Deaf and transferring its pro ', v ertv to the state.
 These bills were adopted in concu
 renee with the house.
 Providing for neaSuremdnt of lol
 sters with broken nose.
 Confirming the nomination of Charl | c. Ellwen to be public utilities con n missioner.
 e Authorizing Norwalk to issue park al a highway bonds.
 r Changing the law relating to advert
 ing signs upon property requiring f censes, from the superintendent of t n state police, who shall have power e revoke such license if the signs do n o conform to this law. No sign may 5, erected which would obscure the vie IT of a driver on a highway to the e y tent of making 1t hazard to traffic.
 Amending the Meriden charter relatil