Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-16
tey a Staff correspondent)


 Hartford. February Is.---There was Ahothef shoft s3ssioh sf senate and house Oh TlesdAy. bat these brief meets viii end Just as seoh aB the c6fhmttee have time for executive seEsiofis and report in the bills tliat have already been given public hearings. This does not indicate that the legislators. as q whole have con- siderable leisure time. as instanced In the fact that twenty-one committees he'd public hearings bn Tuesday afternoon while others WSfe Inn execn.ive ssssio rsikhlns sfsisnnehts in pfebafihg bliis fer Fs6stt. Speaker Huxf5fd eaitd the hoiis to ofdef at ii:15 hnd hnit an h0ur laler ! adyournfileit Rah reached. The Ecs- sion of the senate S-1S shorter by teh I minutes.
 AIf. bafble oi KliiiaEiy. presented A petltl6n dfgihE favorable action lh ref stefee 10 an established bus route In klflihsiy and vicinity. which is not cov- cred by any other means of trahsporta- ton. The 1etitioh was sent t6 the sem ate Under Suspension of fules
 A petition wa1 received from James A. Mlies and referred t5 the Judiciary com fhhtee which ptovIdes for commission to s$amine qualifEad5ns ot plano tuners. fhe hoGse cbheafr1d with the senate In rgtstrihk Id the claims e5fhfhittse the resolution appropriating f:t a dehclt lh cohstfacti5h &t tae Nofwieh state hospit-
 tadef suspehsIsh of the riles of tht lhoHse c6hcufhed with the senate ih the IbasssFe of the res5iutfshs appointing
 these judges Ghd dsbu,les: Robert l.
 Munger. Judge Milton $. Isbel deputy,
 Ahsohla :, William ]. Malone. judge. sam luei R. Ming, deputy, Bristol; Alfred C
 Baldwin, judge Alffed IL Kellet. dep ty. befbt Frank fl. Hlnckiet Judge to. lfehzo D. Fairbfother. deputy. stohlhs.
 ton Bernafd F. Higgins. judge; CeorSs
 H. Atkins deputy. Torrington William ]
 Larkin, John r, McGrath, judges, Wat 1 4 h5use rsSoft chahsea fetefenee oi bili to establish codft of ornhge kroS
 cities and bofoaGh6 to judiciary. Ttie bubiH heaith ana safety commit. tee, whIeh had finder eofsid sfation { ] bill reEArdlhk batter living wage for wo- linen in l5R bdId 6ecubatiohs; feported
 thit it odkfit to be referred to the com ftihtee .6n lsboE. 1t was So ordered. Speaker Hd8fofd stated that complaint had been made to him by some ffiesn
 befs that smoking was dlstasteful to then and injurious Id tfeir health. Ths kpeakef asked the fnefnbefs to reform fr5fn smoking dhfins the sesslons Resolution vas adopted giving the usl 5f the haii .5f the kouse to the judiciar! eofnniittee fSr q heafifs on the lsEa | satas 6f motor vehicles. After a sessioi ) 6f twenty minutes, Including a recess : the house adjourned.
 fl BiiB were fled today ih the senate to the first tIhe this session. There Ter
 two bills filed. File No. was resolu
 tioh ihcofporatfhg the Mlddletown Build Ing and Eoaf assoGistioh and No. re lated to a uniform system of accountin | Ia state instisdtlon1.
 Prayers were offeFed by the Rev. Di i ]. ]. Hatergal Shebbfd. pastor of tn ]. Baptist church of Deep fiiyer. in the am . sence of Chaplain SouIe. The senate Wa 5 called to order by Senator Bowers c Manehestef.
 2 Senator Jehn H. TrunSuiI of Plain : vile was ih his seat for the first tim . Since he vas operated 0h heafly thre n weeks ago. He was welcomed by hi n coiieakues fin the senate and others, an = Ieongfitti5ted on his recovery. a Thk telephone connection between tn l, ldesk of the leader of the. senate, Sen \ At6f DeIAAey and that of the leader c e the hoGse, ReHresentAtivs John Buelley e Was ih working order today. The appa !. tktus is i6eAted in the desk of each lead 2 ef, And the afrahgenent enables Senate C Delaney and Representative Buckley { B e6hHndh1cate without either leaving III 1. Beat
 ! SenAtor 5aints ii. NfaeDonald has ', r turned from Chicago where he attende d a national convention of road buildefs a ( the fePfesehlative of Connecticut havin e been Appointed to the position by. Got !, efnof Lake. He was IA his place In tn I- senate today. The c1hvention said Set F atof Macdonald, Was attended bS 500 f ldelegates. s in the stats senate today. the con d fhittek oil banks fepoftsd unfatorbly ( 7. the. Otll empowering boards of trustee y and directors of savings banks to fetii d employees oh pehsi6hs after d period , |. thirty years service Or Who after twehi le years service beeafne physically of men ally IteabiEitAted Hehator Brooks ti > chairman of the c5nIrnittee briefly D;
 blaihea the report and moved the feje
 tich of the blii. The bill was rejected.
 The i6fhinati6f of John K. Beach
 Be Ah associate justice of the sthren lA eeaft of erfots fof eight years, fro