Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-07
Especial to The BuIletin)

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 Hartford. April s.-In the senate today, a biu was passed appropriating Sl,SlS.TS I'd the treasurer of the Norwich state hospital to reimburse the Connecticut Engineering and Construction company for loss by fire. The senate received favorable report on the bill for the in corporation of the Mystic fire district and .he house rejected tn eincorporation or ,he Mystic fire district and the house rrSarted The bill giving the state control aver the New London-Groton ferry the exclamation being that the matter WAs a iceal one and that the state vas no" doing it's dpty by providing the Thames river br1oSa
 ,afned iss place on the senate caiendar. me bill making building appropria- lion for the Day-Kin6an hospital was ,assed by the senate as was the meas urs giving additional compensauon to Messenger Robert McBurney of the New London county superior court.
 uHE HOUSE
 The house convened at 11:2e today. Sneaker Huxford in the chair. Prayer was offered by Chaplain Aver.
 Favorable report was received from inc judiciary committee on an amendment to the advertising sign law, providing that applica tions for license shah state the height of sign. materal and dls- tance from highway.
 The educ gion committee reported fav- Drzbly a bill limiting the purpose of ap- propriations for schools The committee sn finance reported favorably bill ex- susoting from taxation the bonds of the General Hospital Society of Connecticut. The house passed bill providing for increase of salaries of city court officials In New Haven to S5,Oe0 for each judge. t4 GOO for city attorney, sS.50O for each assistant city attorney. 5000 for clerk and s:,5oo for each assistant clerk
 Bills passed from the calendar included lhess: Extending time to next general assembly, for exercise of rights granted ts Meriden. MiddIetown and Guiford Electric Railway company: authorizing increase Of capital stock of the Bristol md Plainville Tramway company to s5,- 1ao GOO authorizing a board of finance for town of New Milford including in the trunk line system of highways the road between Cornwall Bridge and Falls Vil- age in the Housatonic Valley on the west side of the river from Cornwall bridge to Lime Rock station; amending. charter or he city of New London to provide home -r,le as to election of mayor and other peieers authorizing treasurer of the town of Branford to borrow S1e0.0OO on rGees for imItrovema1t iof highways; providing for the recording Of notary commission in counties other than that n which notary resides. providing for distribution of estates where there are no .bf,dren. to parents. brothers and sisters sf deceased. authorizing iowa of Madison ,o ixsue slso. 900 of school bonds. abolish ing six months imprisonment period which under present statute must precede ,arole from Connecticut reforInatory.
 Mir Mahewson of Cornwall at the in citation of Speaker Nickerson presided turing a part of the session when mat ters were taken from the calendar.
 The skinned milk bill was passed a! follows:
 No person shall sell or offer or expose s'or sale. milk from which the cream ol any part thereof has been removed. with ,uf displaying in such place as the dair! md food commissioner may determine il sach place or room where such milk il sold oered or exposed for sale. sigl having thereon the words "Skimme' milk is sold here" which sign shall b furnished by kai dcommissioner, am without distincN' and durably affixing metal labor or tag in conspicuous plac upon the outside. and not more thai six inches from the top, of every car veSeel or pzckage containing such milk And such metal label or tag shall hay the words Skinned Milk" stamped printed or indented thereon in letter no less than one inch in height; and sue milk shall only be sold out of can, yes eel or package so marked. Skin q milk may be sold in milk bottles if plain
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 The hotel bill was passed as follows
 Section. l. Every owner. lessee. pro prietor or manager of a hotel or inn sha post in a conspicuous place in ever sieeping room A sign, upon which shall printed in type not smaller than twelv point. the daily and weekly charge fc such a room and meals furnished at sue hotel or inn: except that hotels or inr operated on the European or a la cart plan shall not be required to 90 post th charges for meals so served.
 Sec. 2. Any person owning, operatin or managing any hotel or inn in viols ion of any of the provisions of this a shan be fined not more than ten dollal for each offense.
 Passed from the calendar: Providir for one session year in Stamford fc naturalization of aliens by superior cour providing for deportation of persons vi become state or town charges during fir year of their residence, providing f. service at. office of the defoartment state agencies and institutions of COT of divorce writ as wei as in defendal and conservator where ground is incu able insanity. providing for support state when non-reSidents are found n guilty of crime on ground of insanit! providing for registry and capitalizatiC of statistics of the blind by by board education of the blind by board of e Dcstien of the blind providing that tow clerks shall furnish lists of transfers real estate to the assessors, providiI for installation of meers on public wat suppiy where eonsumets wilfuIly was water: providing for payment by sta agent of claims of institutions for sta charges who have been supported. autho izing the board of control to sell all tl land in East Granby purchased for site for a new state prison.
 What some of the representatives ga will be q death blow to the agricultur fairs in the state came into the house representatives today in the amend bill concerning gambling at fairs. 1T bill was favored by Mir. RTsseil of Mi dlsto~n as amended by tie senate but oppoped the amendments offered by N Andrews of Danbury which extend t provislon of the bill to circuses carnfvs -hnrches and frzternai societies whi have fairs and exhibitions.
 Nr. Hutchins of Harwintou SaAd t hlfi would kill the HarWintoa fair. A
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