Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-18

to give on application of the sslsctmen. Mr. Bernard of Branford. member of the committee. said he believed Mir. Russell was labOriHE under . misappre- agers gave them all the authority Of selectmen. Mr. Russell said that West Hartford had boz -the selectmens du- ties being limited 10 taking cnarge of elections. On suggestion of Mir Hal Of Orange that no harm could result from recommitting the bill Mir. Brainard with drew his objection.
 The houje eoneurred with the senate in the passage of the following biih on the calendar:
 Relating to complaints for forcsble eA- try and detainer Incorporating the B. Agnes Homg in West Hartford amend ing the charter of the city of Merfden providing for biennial electionas authcr- izing the city of WSterbury to isae $15o.ooo of park boncs. s1eo.eeo of Etcrn water drainage bonds. $500 600 of street improvement bonds. providing for beasa of twenty directors for the Meuntntn Grove Cemetery association of Brt6ea- port; providing for the recording ot caveats of liens for public Improvements providing for tho operation of the water supply for the Connecticut Agricu.tursl college and the Mansfield State TraininE School by the superintendent of the school and the president of the coilere; authorizing Plainviile Water company to increase capitol stock to @Iee,eee and issue $50000 of additional bonds From the calendar the house paased the bill authorizing the Connecticut Arri- | cultural college to make such exhfSfts tn competition at agricultural fairs as it's l president may advise, when the cslleee is invited to exhibit
 Bills were also passed, making fes S5 | for permit to fish fer lobsters concern, ing parties and service of process in ac- tion to quiet title
 The house took from the table and passed with minor amendments the Dill incorporating the East Hartford Meadow district under a borough charter for the territoy east of the East Hartford Are district
 Speaker Huxford requested aH ehatr- men of committees to meet him in the Neaker's room next Tuesday, following journment of the house. and be ready TO report to him the condition of business before the committees.
 A favorable report was received frOm the judiciary on MT. NickerSon's bill rro- viding for repeal of the law forbiddtDg corporations of which judge of probate is an cfacer or director from acting n . iduciary capacity by the appointmeut of such judge Tabled for caIsndar.
 Other favorable reports from the 1u- diicary committee were on bills. Prowid- ing penalties for advertising on property of another without permission. validating a deed from the Philadelphia Trust, saf, Deposit and Insurance company of Phila- delphia to William T. Marsh.
 The committee on pubic health and safety reported that the bill providing [ salary of per cent. per capita for th' commissioner of health ought net C pass but that a substitute was submitted pro viding a salary of s7,5ee. The rspsr was transmitted to the senate.
 The house rejected the bill reguiAtsnl the display of signs showing the amom of butter fat in ice cream
 Although a bill empowering state refer ees to administer osths had been favor ably reported. the judiciary comnzttte changed it's report and had the bill n jected as being unnecessary following tn passage Wednesday of the bill makin attorneys at law ex-oficio commissioners o fthe superior court
 An unfavorable report vas submitte by the judiciary committee on the bi providing for a temporary conHaissio on state office building. Major Russe said there were some legislators tntere ed who had been unable to get to n hearing on the bill and on his nstisa was recommitted.
 Bills rejected were: Repealing preseI licenses for gasoline venaors concernir estate left by will of Esther Bunnell . lowing expenditures by school committe N and boards of education where there hi teen insufficient appropriations by town H providing for education of every de child in a school for the deaf.
 The committee on public health q safety fayorably reported the bili pr viding for service of complaints for su F. far. of be served on dentists. Calendar. A D was favorably reported concerning educ ton of the h.Ind
 The house concurred with the seAa in passing under suspension of rules bill paying $50 month for two years Ezra G. Bill of No. f2 Congress srs Hartford, fo recruiting services A Civil war.
 The house reconsidered and eon0urs with the senate in recommitting to col mittee petitions for reStoratien sf tl feited rights to Jacob Greenberg of Ha ford and Thomas Moran of Dznbury.
 A bill eliminating the duty of a cc ductor on street cars to tell passengl of law against smoking in the closed ci before making arrest, was reffiected
 adverse report from the commtttee
 railroads.
 Bills reported favorably were: CSBesI ing taking clans near Branford prov
 ing for protection of World war veters in state employment; adding Worid veterans to preferred list of employsru
 all public works of the state; vrsEtdi
 for increase of capital stock of BTin
 and Plainville TramN Ry Co. ts tb,es
 900; concerning tt pitai stock of ee-sDs
 tive association incorporating the Hoe
 tai Corporation of Southington; prsFtd
 for inspection of steam biler1.
 Petitions were received from the VI
 ping Grange and the Groton GrHngs
 favor of state educational legislation.
 petition was received from K. A. Me
 and H Wales Lines for extension. .ef th u for organization of the New Britain, K II sington & Meriden Street Railway cc
 pany.
 day at 11.15 a. m.