Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-01-27

from Hartford to New London, snail be !
and hereby is, included as a part of said |
trunk line system of highways.
A bill presented by Mr.. Darbie OF |
Killingly, provides that the salary of the
sheriff of Windham county shall be
$500. a.
An act presented by Mr.. Smith. OF
irotcn, specifics that the sum Of $4,000
be appropriated for the for the fish and
fishermen for lobster eggs furnished to
the state lobster hatchery.
A large batch of resolutions appointing
minor judges, was received for the sem
ate and referred to the judiciary COM
mittee. The nomination Of Charles B.
Waller to be Judge Of the court Of COM
mon please for New London county.
took the same course.
A bill was handed in making provision
for the participation of this state in the
celebration in commemoration of the
3ooth anniversary of the landing Of the
Pilgrims at Plymouth Rock.
A bill presented provides that the pun
isilment for manslaughter shall be not
more than $1,000 or imprisoned not more
than fifteen years, or both
An act received provides that no per-
son shall be employed in any manuSlc-
turing establishment more than 55 hours
week, but is not applicable to estab-
lishments employing Jess than ten per-
sons.
MIR. Brown Of Naugatuck presented
a bill. which requires thorough physical
examination to be made of children be-
fore admittance to county homes.
Mr.. Rogers Of New London presented
a bill for the exemption of taxation Of
the Harris building of the Harris build
ing in New London, 50 long as the profits
of the building are devoted to cemetery
maintenance.
Another bill provides for an amend
ment of the charter of the city of New
London providing for a new form Of
government.
If a bill presented Is passed by the
general assembly the K. of C. home in
Norwich will be exempted from taxation.
A bill was received in the house from
the senate, annexing a part of the town
Of Salem to the town of Montville The
tract in question includes all the property
bounded on the north by the southern
shore of Gardner's Lake, On the south by
the highway leading to the Salem turn
pike from Norwich, on the west by the
property of Arthur c. Brown inclusive
and on the east by he presen Montville
line. +...
by request, an scI concerning work and
recreation on Sunday. 1t provides for
the prohibition of all work unless requir-
ed by necessity or mercy and against the
general sale Of goods. The &C is not ap-
plicaole to amateur baseball or basket
| ball, or other outdoor or indoor games or
sports by amateurs, after ten o'clock in
the afternoon.
| Mr. PendIeton Of Norwich. introduced
| by request, bill which provides that the
| state shall pay bounty of twenty-five
cents for each hawk or owl killed in this
! state, to be paid by the treasurer of the
state on the order Of the comptroller,
! upon the certificate of tn town clerk of
he town in which such hawk or owl is
killed.
Mr.. Payne Of New London, presented
three bills. all with reference to the aid
0cr support OF soldiers, sailors or marines
or their families.
| bill received provides that except al
otherwise provided by law, arSual town
meetings shall be held on the first Mon.
day Of April.
Mr. Payne Of New London, presented Z
bill that the secretary of state Shall, an
nually, cause to be complied, printed ant
distributed all laws relative to veteran.
of wars. -s
Mr.. Pavelka Of Killingworth. submitted
bill appropriation 100000 for the con
struction Of a trunk line between Xii
lingworth and Higganum. =
Mr.. Darbie of Killingly presented al
act which provides for the construction
o. that portion of the trunk line highwa,
system in the town Of killingly. extend
ing from the termination of the presen
state highway, between Danielson an
South Kiningiy, southerly and easterl
/ to the Connecticut and Rhode Islam
state line at Little Rest.
4 bill by Mr.. Skinner of Haddan
! provides that all bottling establishment
/ receive licenses from the state board G
| health. sta..- d.
New London county members did M
y elect county auditors at the meeting t
5 day and for very good legal reaso,
o The law requires that two members b
= elected auditors, a republican and a den
s ocrat. There is no democrat for Ne
s London county. A special resolutio
= Will be introduced to cover this matter
: BY request, Mr.. Pendleton, Of Norwic
presented the claim of Lafayett Main
: 800 in payment Of damages done b
deer to his property in North Stontngto
d Both houses adjourned to Thursds
= morning at 11:15.
e Among the bills presented to The SCI
d ate were the following,
h Senator Seymour-To reimburse M
d Russell of Ellington for. $500 for co
&C taken by the state. Claims.
: Senator J. H. MacDonald.-That fl
and game wardens shall not be limit,
a in the performance of their duties to Il
II counties in which they reside, and tn
II special protectors Of fish and game ms
be deputized for duty in any county OF
It er than that in their county. Fish al
1t game.
d Senator Bowers-A bill to redistrict t
r. state into six congressional distric
n Congressional and senatorial districts
Senator Archibald Macdonald-Th
t owner or lessees Of garages shall keep
lie record of motor vehicles in their Gu
G. tody for repair longer than one hour al
,r that the record shall be open for inspe
Z, tion of police officers and inspectors
a. the motor vehicle department. Roac
brides and rivers.
1e Senator Costello-for the appoirtne
Of OF Lewis Crandall assistant judge Of t
ge city and police court Of New Londc
Of Calendar.
s, Senator Bruwn-Restoring forfeit
m rights to Carl A. Geib Of Norwich. FL