Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-08
ON BILL TO TAX
 DUE-RECEIVING SOCIETIES (Cos,tiuad from paua One

the ground being that in spite of it's im- portance such a law had been declared unconstitutional in another state.
 The Choate school of Wallingford, pe- utioned for charter.
 A favorable report was made on the Potter bill concerning obligations of street railway companies for highway bridges, providing that. obligations of such for the construction and mainten- ance of such bridges shall be limited to the cost of the superstructure forming the immediate support for their rails and poles and conduits carrying underground wires. Slis is another trolley relief bill.
 The senate did not act on the bill con- corning newspaper publication of fraudu- lent advertisements, an amendment to which was offered yesterday.
 The bill authorizing the guardian in trust of the poor under the will of Sam uel Staples of Fairfield, to sell, real es- tate in 'Easton and Weston was adopted by both branches.
 f, The cities and boroughs committee , reported the bill sfor biennial elections in Torrington and amending the Norwalk court charter in relation to civil proceed nre, amending the Naugatuck borough charter; allowing New Haven to redis- trict under it's own charter, and permit ting Hamden to make changes in it's sewer system.
 The military affairs committee reported against these bill:
 For no reduction in salaries for sol dier employees absent from employment
 on military duties; authorizing the sup | erintendent of Fitch's home to give temporary aid to veterans awaiting de- | cision of the hospital board; concerning admission of soldiers sailors and marines 1 to state institutions and care of their i families; providing for quarters in state ] armories for posts of the American Le- I zion; requiring the secretary of state to I compile. print and distribute copies of 1 laws relating to veterans of wars Other adverse reports were on bills I concerning moving pictures in church
 school houses, and public buildings; ant 1 for regulation of public service automo. | piles in the interest of safety of pas. sengers.
 The house concurred in the bill ap.
 propriating s50,O00 for use by the board | of control in aiding needy ex-servict
 men, up to May 13.
 The gasoline carrying bill on passeng l CT cars was tabled for study of Senate i Delaney's amendment.
 Unfavorable reports from the judiciar,
 committee on senate bills were these SVAiSCl AAiAAS5 IOAiC Aul lOE al
 amendment to the statutes so as to mak
 majority vote sufficient for the approya
 of a proposed town, city or boroug ! charter, the present law requiring sixt
 per cent; providing for removal c [ judges of probate for malfcasance an
 when so removed making them ineligibl
 for reelection, providing that where tw
 or more persons are physically injure,
 or property of two persons injured or d, stroyed in the same accident, all partie may be united as defendants
 The senate adopted the house bi
 amending the charter of the Litchfiel , county hospital Of Winchester. Extending the time for organizing il Title and Guaranty company of Ne | Haven.
 Esctablishing town court at Winds l Locks.
 Creating finance department in Sc g mour.
 l. Amending the law under which butt e substitutes are sold, raising the licer r fee( and embracing recommendations d the food commissioner. k Requiring those who sell goods for f 1t i ture delivery and are classed as itinera t vendors to take out licenses. fl Amending the charter of the Litchfe
 Electric Light comipany.
 Amending the charter of the Son N Norwalk Trust company. 4 Authorizing the New Milford Elect, f Light co-loany to increase it's capit