Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-17
SENATE VOTES STANDARD TIME LEGAL

[ Detailing the duties of the clerk of the board of selectmen and board of finance in Hamden.
 Increasing salary of judge of the borough court of Wallfngfcrd to $500 a | year.
 Providing for manner in which high. | ways may be laid out or discontinued h Bristol. Providing for appointment of consta- bles by mayor of the city of Bristol ,, Providing for manner of voting on machines in Bristol. eliminating neces- sity of applying to superior court fer 1 order to open machines after they are used for primaries Giving various powers to the wardens and burgesses in Groton. Extending to January 1. 1928. t4ne for l completion of the works If the Yales- vile Water Co. :. Amending charter of East Hartford Fire District allowing issue from time | to time of water bonds to the aggregate | of $1,000,000.
 | Authorizing city of Norwich to issue l $15O,O 900 highway bonds. Dividing town of Bradford into voting I districts including tho Short Beach dis \ trict
 Extending to April 1s, 1923, time for organizing the Rossia CaDualty Co, of | Ansenia.
 Incorporating the St. Joifn's Asylum at Deep River.
 Changing dividing line between the West Middle School district and the South School district in Hartford, an- nexing section north of West beule- yard and between Sisson and Prospect avenues to West Middle district
 Providing for maximum limit of $2,560 for annual library appropriation in Willi- mantle
 i Making attorneys at law ex-off1co com missicners of the superior court
 Providing for service on state agent in the office of the department of state agencies and institutions of a copy or any writ affecting any person confined in any institution for insane or feeble mind
 ed in the state
 |, Increasing penalty to $500 or three
 months imprisonment or both. for aid ing and abetting in escape from penal
 institutions.
 Providing for pjayment of wages due to deceased employees in an amount less than $20.
 Il Providing for the measuring of lob
 sters when neSe bone is broken. Providing that corporators holding
 stock in other corporations may chse an l agent the corporation holding the stock
 as a director Of the other corporation . whether he is stockholder in such oth- | CT corporation or not.
 Providing that in attachments subse-
 quent owner of mortgaged real estate
 may be garnisheed
 Providing for trial by jury of six in
 summary process actions.
 Unfavorable reports from the commit
 tee on education was received on the bills providing for attaching seal of towns , to diplomas issued by town school con-
 nlitG.s. The committee also unfavor- ably reported the bill providing for the
 erection of dormitory at the Danbury Normal school at cost of S200,0O0 and the petitioners were given leave to with 1 draw.
 An unfavorable report was received from the committee on forfeited rights on the petition of Thomas Moran of Dan- bury and the petitioner was given leave | to withdraw
 The house. passed the senate amend ment to the bill for a Bantam voting district in Litchfield. the amendment con- tcerning the duties of registrars.
 Favorable action was taken by the
 house on the following claims:
 Jacob I. Greenleaf of Bost3?, S231 for
 damages to automobile Ly running into
 four feet of water in the railroad finder.
 pass at East Hartford in September, 1920
 Tracy Brothers Co. of Waterbury, $1,-
 300 forfeited to the state on a building
 contract which was amended so the com
 pany found it impossible to perform it
 Henry Leffert. $500. bail bond for man in Fairfield county superior court who twas found to have been deceased at time Lbond was called and forfeited.
 The railroad committee reported favor Iably incorporation of the Woodbridge
 Trap Rock Street Railway company. Fa-
 vorable reports from the insurance com lmittee were made on bills: Authorizine
 minors to contract for life insurance; ex. ? tending time for organization of the Conn Indemnity Co.,; authorizing Grace Hos .;pital Society to issue bonds. !, The judiciary committee reported ia, o vorably the following bills: Concerning :, property subject to succession tax; pro tviding for court order for support of in ? sane defendant in divorce p4vuu.u.ns4 n concerning transportation of gasoline b, n Ecommon carriers; concerning gaining set . clement in this state; concerning proba Ltion; concerning injury to police and firt e...sz--- "--s