Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-21
disposition was made of the matter.

| - disposition was made of the matter.
 When the Waterbury bill to alter the charter by providing for a board of pub lie parks of IT members came up, Sena- tor Bowers asked for it's adoption under suspension of rules.
 Senator Brooks interposed to say that the terms for which these members were to be appointed were left blank and tried to get it corrected. Senator Bow CTS thought that this omission was to be supplied by Waterbury Senator Brooks eplied that he wanted Waterbury to get what it wanted but he di dnot want this bill blocked by the defects in it. The bill, however. went immediately to the house. The house rejected an amendment of- fered by MT. Pendleton of Preston. to a bill unfayorably reported, to establish ! state insurance fund and providing for compulsory participation in the work | mems compensation law by employers. To end this matter at this session the house refused to consider its acceptance of the, committees report and rejection of the bill. | The bill prohibiting the employment of a child under 16 years in a mill. csnnery. I workshop. factory or manufacturing es- 1 tablishment more than eight hours in any day, or more than six days a week. or after six o'clock in the afternoon or
 before six in the morning, was adopted. l Another bill relating to employment of minors and women was tabled. | The bills changing the name of Say
 brook to Deep River and creating the probate district of Durham were reject ed. Bond issues by the Arsenal, South
 west and Washington school districts of Hartford. were authorized in bills re- ported.
 Education bills reported and sent to
 the appropriations committee were: Pro- viding for transportation of high school pupils, providing for health instruction and physical education in the public
 schools; providing for organization of
 state aid for schools for non-English-
 speaking adults; establishing a division
 of university extension in small towns
 and creating a division of special educa-
 tion.
 The house passed from its calendar these matter: Changing trunk line high
 ways in Gaylordsville and Sherman
 amending the charter of the Morris Cove fire department; providing for sessions of
 the superior court in Litchfield. Winsted
 and New Milford; authorizing the Water
 bury city court to tax $500 a year for l clerical assistance.
 By vote of S5 to 55 bill to validate
 a mechanics lien of John A. Gilbert lat Killingly was tabled.
 From its calendar the senate adopted
 these bills:
 Incorporating the Bozrah Electric com. pany.
 Amending the charter of the Centra, , Connecticut Power ard Light company Amending the charter of the Trus. tees of Donations and Requests fol , Church, Purposes.
 incorporating the Mystic fire district. , Providing biennial elections in Tor rington.
 Consolidating the borough and town O , Ridgefeld.
 Altering the law restricting fishing il ; the Housatonic river.
 Adopted in concurrence wlh the house
 Authorizing Groton to issue bonds: pro
 viding commission to investigate tn, F need of psychopathic hospital; author I izing Seymour to issue bonds: and bill f relating to designation of shellfsh spawn ' ing grounds, and increasing the Hcens fee for oyster vessels.
 s Both houses adjourned until tomor row.