Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-20
S5O,OOd lheState
 Hospital at Norwich
Proposed in Bill Introduced in State Senate-Committee
 Reports Flow in to Both
 Houses.

Hartford, Conn, May 19.-An inflow of committee reports in both branches of the general assembly convinced members this afternon that recess before the date of final adjournment was unlikely. The calendars are long and the number of measures considered of importance are many.
 MT. Kent of Norwalk asked MT. Buck ley the floor leader, his opinion of the situation and the latter thought that if measures in hand are disposed of promptly it would not take more than 4S hours to prepare for final adjournment after the appropriations and finance com mitteee have made ali their reports He had no analysis to make the matters in hands of the committees.
 Both braScaes adjourned until to- morrow.
 In the house session, Mir Nickerson again fought the bills carrying appropri ations but did not always have the mem- bers with him. He already has had tabi- ed eight appropriation bills He ob- jected to the yearly appropriation of S270, 900 for support of trade schools and offered an amendment cutting it to s20O,- eco, where it was two years ago. He lost the amendment B to 104. Over his Proposition an appropriation of s6o, 900
 
 ment in vecatinal work was adopted. | With assistance of others he defeated the bill to provide S100O for cooperative work between the United States depart ment of agriculture and the state in publication of agricultural statistics The surprise during the senate ses- 1 sien was the announcement by Senator | W. H. Hall that E. Kent Hubbard, Jr.. 1 believing that q bill relating to the state 1 board of finance was "a thrust at him self, had offered his resignation to the . governor from the board as a directof of the Connecticut reformatory and as a strustee of the agricultural college. Sen 2 Fator Hall chided his fellow members on | the apparent intention of 8 republica i legislature to oust democrat from Of nee. Senator Delaney had the bill tabI. 1 ed in view of the unexpected situation ~hlch had developed. The bill seeks to keep off the finance board anyone who i, connected with a state-aided institution
 The pharmacy bill adopted by the senate originally limited druggists Ii. censes to one for 5000 inhabitants in 2 city. but this section and two other, were stricken out. Otherwise the biI would have been fought on constitution i grounds. The house had an afternoon session MT Brainard of Branford opposed tn. phI which came from the senate to riv, the state board of education supervisio1 as regards heating, ventilation. sanitation and safety in plans for new school houses Depate was general and in the end th, bill was rejected.
 The bill to authorize cities. towns an, oorongh to regulate the construction n, helght Of buildings by the zonine svstar was received from the cities and hor oughs committee.
 An amendment to the law undar ,ybic, waterbury obtains it's water sunoIv VT,
 favorabIy reported. '" q
 6liis rom the calendar adopted hv +b house included one to raise s1oo,a commission to investigate the matter q uniformity of municipal charters and f } report at the next session.
 IHe house adopted bill received +ro. Iile senate which provides for raf,,n5;n { poftiohs or Jitney license fees. and sno+L
 CT amending the marriage license h ,,.s /.
 tiial justices of the peace may not nay
 lo[ln the ceremony unless the fivo-da rei
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 Among bills reported to the sor.t. 7,
 me me appropriations committee was or. U O9,"oo Tor cottages, stockade and .. : tension to factory building at +ba ce r nectlcut reforma tory. and oio Soi | ,Gi Iepalrs' root cellar steam and eIo,+. : nt .,4ieS. improvement of grounds and bo:i t at Norwich state hospital D0ii'