Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-02
tBy a Staff correspondent.)

Hartford, Feb. 1.-As has been bis custom Speaker Huxford called the house to order promptly. at Ills. After prayer by Chaplain Aver, a big batch of business that was referred by the body last Friday came from the sena-e--for the batch was bill to authorize the city of Norwich to supply water to Lisbon. and which was referred to the commit tee on cities and boroughs. The houst concurred with the senate on the eres majority of these measures, which hl- cluded the bill relating to salaries cf sheriffs which went to the judiciary com mittee.
 There was disagreeing action in refe:- ence to the bill concerning the Psycopa- 1 thic hospital atoNew Haven! The senate referred to the committed on humane in- s.itutions, and the house insisted on ref erence to the appropriations committee. 1he conference committee on the part of the house is Perry If New Haven and | Buckley of Union.
 In the senate the bill relating 60 the measuring of Holsters was referred to I the shell fish committee, and in the house ] to fish and game. The house voted tn I insist and Perry of New Haven and Beardsley of Stratford were named as ! the committee of conference.
 i The Aircraft bill was referred to the committee on judiciary and in the senate 1 to the roads,. rivers and bridges. The 1 house insisted, and the committee Of con- l ference is composed of Buckley of Union, and DeRona of New Britain.
 The bill concerning the payment of 1 soldiers who served in the World war by ] the town of New Haven. In the senate l this bill was referred to the committee on cities and boroughs and in the house | fo ifId: Tno
 committee of conference was granted, and l Payne of New London and Nickerson CT 1 Cornwall were named as the committee l In the senate, the bill relating to the
 powers and duties of county commits
 sioners was referred to the excise com
 1 Tnittee and to the judiicary in the house.
 The senate call for a committee of con-
 ference granted. The committee is com
 posed of Darbie of Killingly and Hickey
 of East Hanford.
 l The child welfare bill referred in the
 senate to the civil administration code
 committee and in the house to the ju-
 diciahy The senate insisted and Buck
 ley of Union and Hall of Orange, were
 appointed as conference committee.
 | In the batch Of senate business were
 resolution appointing s. Victor Prince. I kjudge of city court of New London, and
 Appointing Arthur F. Libby, judge of city
 court Of NOrWlcn. JuatciaTy COnllTllleS.
 Resolutions came from the senate aD-
 pointing under suspension of the rules,
 George w. Klett to be judge and Frank
 w filling to be deputy judge of the city court of New Britain. The house con cured with senate action and both res 1 elutions were ordered transmitted to the , secretary of state
 Il These nominations for judgeship were passed in the house under susnension oi , the rules and transmitted to the senate : all to fill vacancies: s. Harris Warner !, Middietown; Cari F. Anderson, associate 5 judge, Middletown; Henry A. L. Hall < Orange; Joseph G. Shapiro. Shelton I Frank E. Biakenan. Stratford: Georgt t BaAefnan, deputy judge. Stratford. tt Senator Bailey of the twentyfourtl | district introduced the following reeo s luticn urging on the government to talk y ! stens to bring to an end the sufferingr |. {, Of the people of Armenia: That we urg' = upon our government the necessity of Ini j. mediate action in bringing to an erd th e suffering and wrong that still continue e within the border of eastcrn countries
 and that we express our deep anil ear11es q sympathy for the unfortunate people 0 e Armenia and that we believe that GU q government, consistent with it's t!onsti s tuition and principles, should render ev |. cry possible and proper aid to them fl 1t their efforts to establish and nla;ntai l. q government of their own an'l that W e heartily approve the work (which ha l- been and Is being conducted by the nea a east relief committee in relieving thes r. suffering peoples" The resolution wa