Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-04

a4Z4&EU4 nay M A0 dOiS AOPNAS wms SssstvsA frezn the judiciary commit AA At@s heuse today, the bin which AR FUE1iPs wcanen b pay the personal eGx TAs kiIl amends the present law go saMt it man reed that every person in tAs assts hetween 31 and so years of age Enssas sehsrwise speetned by law. shall py 1@1ah tax of g.
 AR .Gna spening of the house today a rsasiue4sa vas adopted calling on the ssaSAzSner ts pay former Speaker James ?. WAlzA sf Greenwich $50 for organizing tAs le4l Hesgson sf the house
 Ibs eAizpion leDE bill made It's ap- p~mmunes h printed form in the house to- dGS, when house bill No. s5s, which Is 1sa uEdateA pages long. was added to the nieG It is an act amending and revising the charter sf the city of Deroy. The eOnndttes oa cities and borough says 1t surht ts pass and 1t is likaly the commit tees word will be taken in the matter.
 The senate received and tabled for calN saAaf without debate bill providing for ah appropriation of s575, 900 for the pur- e~ase ef land and buildings at Capitol sv- saue end Washington streets the proposed gte fer q new state office building.
 SENATE
 The committee on appropria tions re- perted in the senate today a bill for the appointed of a commission "to purchase an addition to the grounds of the state capitol for the purchase of such additional lands" The lares referred to are the tract on which the Smith building stands at the corner of Washington and Capitol avenue having a frontage of 241 feet on the avenue and 225 feet 5 inches on Washington street, and to remodel the building for state offices.
 The bill calls for an appropriation of Ss75,see or so much thereof as may be necessary to carry out the provisions of the Rct- The commission shall be ap- pointed by the governor and shall consist of the comptroller and two other persons The bill was tabled for calendar without comment
 Governor Lake submitted to the general assembly the repirt of the board of control for the month of April. The total amount appropriated by the board to the different dspzrtments and institutions to make up diAciencies was 31,OOo, 900 leaving a bal snee of i15s,3se.7e available. The re- port was ordered on file.
 An untavorsble report was also received from the committee on appropriations on the bill concerning pensions for widows end dependent children of policemen and nnenen killed in service. Bill rejected
 Senator E. F. Hall in submitting the un- favorable report of the committee on ap- propriations. of which he is chairman, on the bill reimbursng Company M, etersr corps, C. S. G., for improvements in the EtAte srmory in New Britain, said that he vas placed in the position of unfavorably reporting . bill which he had himself in troduced. The bill was rejected.
 The following unfavorable reports were received from the committee on the judi ciary: Bills relating to compensate fo, total tneapacity; relating to worlmen compensation concerning election ant terms of registrars fvoters voting b. ballot at primaries. The bill were rejected
 Pstitonsi were received for the enforce 9nt of the Volstead federal act an' they were referred to the committee oI the judiciary.
 The committee eL the judiciary report eS urtaverasly on the bill concerning tn adnntsSisn of electors in Meriden. The bf vas rejected.
 The committee on appropriations re ported unfsvorzbly on the bill to apprc pefAte BPS. 800 to establish a departmen sf dental hygiene education in the dc E1rmsnt of educa ton, Senator E. F. Ha h explaining. the report, said the commit tee recognized the bill had q great deal ( merit but that 1t could not see It's wa clear to recommending the appropriation
 The report of the committee was al espteA and the bill rejected
 The committee on fish and game n1ac favorable report on a substitute bi sencerHing the licensing of hunters. provides that applicants for licenses sha make oath to the accuracy of the stat mertz in their applications and providfr s46ihonal penalties in proportion to u number of birds or quadrupeds killt Ree~e, the number allowed by law. IT pill vas tabled for calendar
 The committee on the judiciary repor ed Hnfavorably on the bill concerning Il admission of electors in Meriden. IT s4rl vas rejected.
 IT. the bill favUrabfy reported by il commission on fish and game becom law, and close season for gray squire shall be from Nov. 24 to Oct ', both i, elusive, and it will be unlawful for ar persou 10 have more than five gray soui res in his possession in any one day more than thirty in a season. Tabled f. calendar.
 A communication was received fro Co, ernor Lake enclosing a CODY of Il rfsolutton adopted by the general asser ny ol Wisconsin proposing all amendme, z The united Statee constitution "to fu her safeguard the self-governing pove of the states and 10 more specifically q hhe the powers of the federal governme so as to restore to the people the righ of home rule as originally intended by fl federal constitution" The governor sa he Submitted the matter to the leEislatu without recommendation. The matter VI referred to the committee on federal rel lions.
 The committee on the judiciary repoI eo untaverably on the bill concerning { registration of electors in Waterburv 1T pill was rejected.