Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-09

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 Sec 2-T,lis ac'. shall take effect from its passage. r. An act concerning recording changes in the names of owners of real estate:
 Section Any person owning real es- tate or having an interest therein whose name has been. changed shall, w.slin six ty days after such change. file with the town clerk Of the town in which such real estate is. located a. certificate duly acknowledged. giving the name before and after suck change and the town clerk shall rr~Jrd and index the same in Athe land records. Section 2-Any person failing to coin- ply with the provisions Of this act shall forfeit to the town in Which such real estate is situatAI. the sum of ten dollars, 10 be recovered in a civil action in the name of the town. .t SENATE.
 President Pro .Ten. William H. Hall was in his seat in the senate today He was welcomed back by his colleagues in the senate from his -vaca tion in Florida | In his prayer Chaplain Soule referred i 10 the return of President Pro Fem. Hall and expressed. the pleasure which all felt at his return. to his senatorial duties in restored health. The. chaplain also re- I l tons birthday and expressed the appre- citation of. the senators of the lieutenant governors ''unfailing courtesy. and wise skill in presiding over the senate" -. On the favorable report of the. commit tee on forfeited rights the senate passed
 resolutions restoring forfeited rights to the following: Carl A. Geib of Norwich, Thomas w. Allyn of Ledyard, Edward A. Conkiin of Meriden Fred Bradley of Brooklyn, James H. McCrann of New
 Britain, Chester S. Selleck of Norwalk and John B. Shepard of Bridgeport
 The committee on interpretations re-
 ported favorably on the bill amending the
 charter of the Stanley Works company of New Britain and authorizing it to in- crease its capital stock. common and preferred in such amounts as may be de-
 termined at any meeting of the stock
 holders. The committee also reported fa- vorably on a bill changing the name of
 the Stanley Rule and Level company tc
 the Stanley Securities company The bill
 were tabled for calendar
 The committee on -incorpora tions re-
 ported favoraply on the bill extending the
 time to January, 1928, for the organiza.
 tion of the Galen hospital. Tabled for
 calendar
 The. following communication was re.
 ceived from Governor Lake correcting an
 error in the, appointment of Colonel Louis
 R. Cheney of Hartford to be director
 of the Connecticut Reformatory: Tn my
 connmunica tion dated January IS, 1921
 the appointment of Louis R. Cheney oi
 Hartford to be a director of the Connecti.
 cut >Reformatory was made for the unex.
 pired portion O. the term ending July 1
 1923. This was a clerical error and
 take this method of correcting the rec
 ord have the honor 10 appoint witf
 your advice and consent Lou: R. Che.
 ney of Hartford, to be a direc.J- of tn,
 Connecticut Reformatory for the mex.
 pired portion of the term. ending July 1
 1921; and for term of four years from
 that date" The communication was re
 ferred to the committee on executive ap pointrnents. Governor Lake submitted a report from the board of control on the following spe , cfhe appropriations made to department! during the month of February: Mansfield Training school and hospital, $2s.JO5.44
 Connecticut Agricultural Experiment
 Station, $5,2oo; shell fish commission s402 : taxes refunded, S10,00o; Asricul tural college. sSe.34o; state farm for wo men, $4.S4s.2s; capitol and grounds
 $500; Inaugural ceremonies to cover al } demands. $1,395; capitol and grounds t, cover immediate needs. $4,0oo state farn for>-women- December bills), $S,011.3s New Haven criminal common pleas court r ;.7oo; motor vehicle department. s45. 3 s4o.33 New Haven superior court, &2,eot TotaIs $IBe,s4S.94 The balance availabl out of the $1,ooo.Ooo placed at the dispo sal of the board of control is ssss.esO. 91 The report" %as accepted and ordere
 printed in the journal on the motion 0
 Senator EdwardiF. Hall.
 f Il On the recommendation of the commit tee on the judiciary bills relating to al I increase in the salaries of the. assistan :: state s attorney for Hartford county. tn . messenger of the superior court. and c n the substitute Judge of the common plea n courts and district court and increasin f the salary of :1e reporter of the suprem Y court to $s;eeo and the assistant reporte n to BROOD were referred to the committe r on appropriations.
 r. unfavorable report was receive 2 from the committee on public health an '. safety on the. bill relating to the thicl a ness of waiis of brick buildings. Sill IT 5 jected | The committee on railroads reporte 7, favorably on the bill authorizing the Pe' | pie's lee and Cold Storage cornpany