Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-29

name of khe t0Nns 1 Sa50rc0k to beep River.
 Mrs. Hookes. se Hartford. submitted 2 bill 10 provide for health Instruction and physical edncattcn in the public schools
 MT. Andrewe, of DanDury. presented 3 bfli to regulate public service automobiles in fhe interest of safety q passengers. It provides that public service cars have crir enc doSr. # the door Is located near
 the eDerafor's seat There must be an-l other door at the rear end of the car for exit of passengers.
 MT. Buckley, Of Unisn. presented an, act concerning vaccination of echool chil- dren. This Is duplicate Of the bill re- jecsed aG the 1917 session. A resolution was introduced by Mfr. Rogers, of Likchneid. calling for the ap- 1 pointment of . committee of one sena- ! tor and four representatives to fnvesti- 1 eate the general conduct Of the State ] Farm for Women, and the adxssaDf1ity of the centii ction Of the farn. A Abill handed in by Mir. PaiGmbc, of l wate<bury, would have the legislature petition congress to modify the volstead
 act hy psrmitting the manufacture of l beer. elder and wines, containing not l mora than four per cent alcohol l Nr. st. George, of MiddlekoHsl, present ed a bill, aimed against the operation of i one-nian street carH.
 Mr. St George presented bi1l for the election of all judges hy popular vote. which would mean an amendment to the constitution.
 l Mr. Bucklsys bfH would fix the salary i of chief clerk of the comptroller at si.- Hr. Ruspen. of Nnddistown, presei,,tt | bill to fix the salary of the commits
 sioner on domestic animals at ss.5oo. MT. Hickey submitted 8 bill for thf
 consolidation of the ely and town oi
 Stamford.
 l MT. Payne, of New London, presentet I an act to fix the annual pay of the as, sistant adjutant general at $5,0ee. H, also presented by request bfli for thret
 honorably discharged veteran soldiers Il residents of the state. who shall be nom mated by the United Spanish War Vet erans' association, to the Soldiers Hos pitai board.
 The house under suspension of the rule concurred with the senate. in the selac tion of an agent of the American Legioi
 to take chargs of the fnnd devoted fo , the aid Of needy and veterans and thef families.
 I Mr. Dunn. of Hartford, presented , bill to appropriate $e.000.0o as bonu 1 for soldiers, sailors and marines from tn F Etate who served in the world war | A bill by MT. Bisseil. of Southingtor
 would incorporate the Hospital Corpora , tion of Southington.
 f Mr. Crouse,s of Grauby, presented bifl on close season for muskrats betwee , March 15 and October Is, and for foxe = between February 15 and October Is. 5 MT. Perry. Of New Haven, put in z bill that the records of the Colony o r Jurisdiction of New Haven, a638-164 !. now in the office of the town clerk ( !. New Haven. and the volume of record s 1s35-16e5 of the Colony or Jurisdiction f New Havens now in the office of the sta h secretary, be placed in the state l
 brary.
 | MT. Payne submitted . bin fer an a, propriation of &r25,oec for the erectic 2 and equipment of dorrnitory for Il Mystic Oral School for the Deaf. r Mr. NickeFson, of Cornwall. offered g ' amendment to the charter of the M 2 sonic Charity Foundation of Connecticu }. adding the words, land menbers Of u n Order of Eastern Star"
 S If a bin presented by Mfr. Andrews, DaRbury, becomes law no person " + be licensed to operate an automobile U :, less he has equity in property sub1e II to attachment sufficient to pay for i ,s jury to life and property to the aEnou AI of $S,00e, os Is insured to the amount a $1,000 for property damaged and s e-1 ooe for in3rry to person.
 Mr. Paianibo. of Westerly, present bill Extending the rights of the " k terbury and Milldale Traction company lg July l. 1928. This is the company co troiled by Attorney John Cassidy, for
 eriy of Norwich. Another bill would ( a tend the time for organizing the Wat C. bury 6 Bristol Tramway company 1t July 1. 1sa3.
 4r. Sanford, Of East HaAdam, 8, oe mitted a 6ill that weuid abolish tolfs Ae all bridges operated bH the state.
 MT. Rogers, of New London, in or it. to meet the emergency that there is at- democrat member from New London. u to sented bfil that tha law regarding IT, appointment of two auditoFs not of
 same political party shall net apply A auditors from New London county, T rtv new act shall not be in effect after m rising of the general assembly of 1s fly Mn Alderman, of Burlington, su ith nitted bill that would prevent la at- drymen from sleeping in their places f,- business and persons having corsr1l ,ra cable disease must not Aa empioyed
 laundries ..I An ameRdatory bGl wae presented .su MT. Rogers Of Lyme, which provides ay shore-haulfng seines not over fifteen
 one hundred feet long with a mesh eS least tive and one-haH inches. may used in Mantle bay above the raiir tea bridge.
 as A bin to repeal Che ofiee of cou @ .si commissioner. was presented, but ry' endorsed
 icn The house adjourned fo next Tues
 morning at 11.i5.