Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-25
PROCEEnNGS OF TIE GENERA ASSEMBLY

and infianazaz Bic ssibstances by common carriers Of passengers and while MT < Buckley did not take part In the dis caiss5o1 his forces on rising vote de- feated Sfoadard's motion MT
 Stodderd said that the bill was too broad and alfeels corporations carrying pa < pengers alich are not under 3urisdi tioll of the public utilities eofnrni ssicfs and he had if mind ferries. He mentioneds the New London ferry and said t could. not be used for carrying hay if the bill became law Mir. Hall of Orange de tended the bill said ,it had been ezlre 2 fully consi6 srea and the purpose Of the Nlf was t6 prevent that very thins and. fA did not want to see the passengers; on fsrrisas burned ns' sy hay or rasO [
 The direct csnnict ef the house lead : CT and AEf: StoddaEd came when the. esris tlemsn from Woodbridge moved tc take ffq.n the table his resolution to compel the appropriation committee to report all bifla on which It had taken action ID to February 21. Mir Stoddard point ed ont niat tho rule is that the com mittee shan act within two weeks aft
 CT hearing and shall report within two weeks after actinR He said some tilir- ty-four matters had been acted on by February that had not been reported He said unless there was some action to compel action by the committee the house would be in the same condition as two Years ago when a S2, 900, 900 ap- propriaticn bill waS reported within | three Or four days of the time limit and
 House Ehairman EaS.,n of the commit tee had asked that not be amended because arnendn Is would kill it Mr. Buckley replied rsthsr warmly rc
 MT Stoddard and among other things
 
 of a committee to have the courtesy ex- tended him of ha vim such a matter as 1 this discussed in his possession.
 MT. Stoddard explained he had not noticed when he began speaking that
 Colonel Eaton was not present.
 MT. Buckley remarked that MT. Stod-
 dard did not offer any explanation when he did discover that Colonel Eaton waz
 not present.
 The natter was tabled
 Disagreeing action was reported by Clerk Baker on the substitute soldiers
 state aid bill which was passed by the senate Tuesday under suspension Of rules 4 It presents the rare situation Of house
 bill being passed by the senate before Il
 was passed in the house. The latter
 body had received the bill and referred I 1t to the ;Judiicary committee and trans. lmitted the biH tc the senates Mir Buck ley <said sstire upper hoase had passed fl l by mistake On his motion the house ad hered to its formery action: ai l The house rejected a bill providing fol 1 the purchase of land in Milford for '. waysicle par ts. .sss A FavofsbIe report was received iron : committees on bills; Concerning accept
 ance of state forest by gift coricefnin; disposal of brush and slash after cut
 ting concerning manufacture and sale 0 l oleomaTgariiie, renoVated butfer, etc
 amending charter of South Norwalk Trus
 conpaiy ; creating board of finance Ii .I New Milford.
 . From the calendar the house passel si the following senate bills Increasinl ,ss capita stQcks af EFarring gton Water co. St s1s 00s4e ilg rights and p6zs S of the Wiliington Cemetery associatio ito the Moose Meadow cemetery in Will ington providing that insurance compala | ies having power to insure against los .s by fire may make insurances on any an FRll kinds 9 property and valuabie inser testss thereon authorizing city of Norwic to supply water in Lisbon extendin time fer organizing he Life and Guarar , tee Company of Hartford to May il 192s providing that moneys collected a | < penalties hss the RsfeStorsS of sthe pubi
 librarg in dgepotf and ffsss hnpess s for violation of city ordinances relatis ! ] to the use of the library and readin ell room shall be paid into the city treasuf ; to the library fund and zexpended u sI same as other moneys credited to til