Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-28

Hartford. May :7.-DisaEreeing action relief hrl was reported in the house to- day the senate iu place of the S7.50o appropriation for investigation which was killed m the house-havinE substi- trted z provision for the investigation by the comptroller without compensation. Nr Buckley moved reconsideration and concurrence with the senate. Mir. Dunn offered a substitut motion that the house adhere The motion was not in order and Mr. Dunn doubted a quorum In Inc house. Mfr. Buckley then had the tu tabled.
 The biI provides for the administra- -7- oS the S2.5oo ooo soldier relief fund. A rour7 petition In favor Of fire in- 9---7--s rates was tabled in the senate on Tho motion of Senator Goodwin.
 The allowance for the education of Tho 5eaf wss increased to $45o pear r7- pun'' with an allowance of s2o for -a.res rv an act that was passed on Tho recommendation of the committee on 71p-00riatiors.
 The senate passed bin providing that voting i0 school districts may be by ballot and that polls may be open from a. m. go ?. m.
 -sz7-utf9r asking for the passage of F'lI'r'lNIATF Niil " rs Ert-tf El '- Pho house and tabled for calendar. Tho general assembly may provide for .-a czaf'n- of ballots st any election by mail h~ electors absent from the state -- who hy virtue of physical disability arc unable to deposit their ballots in person.
 SENATE.
 Senator Drew of Ansonia presided at tofav's session of the senate.
 Tho committee on claims reported fa- -0raa-~ on inc @iil to reimburse the An ra Tendlrtou Bradley Home for Crippled farrr of Rhode Island to the amount oF gcfI.fF0 Inc sum oaid Come ecticut as a- inheritance tax. The report was ex- -'1 nod tv Senator Rosenfeld and the hl- was passed by an unanimous vote. The committee on appropriations re- ported a hii' revzmntng the law govern ing -re artorv waste commission. IL n--~idss for the appointment ef com r.se'o- of five to he appointed by the governor The sum of S50.o00 is ap- r-or-fa-cd for the purpose of the com r-.s-ion. Tho bill was tabled for cal -rfa-.
 Tra committee on interpretations re- ported favorahly on a substitute bill giving corporations organized under Epe- -s7f lavr Inc same privileges as those
 
 sH1 was tab sd for calendar.
 A bin was passed on the recommends lion os the committee on appropriations t-7-op-iz-in= S175.2oo for improvement s- he sve state tuberculosis sanatoris ir Tho state
 The sum of S15 .ooo was appropriated --- --e building of roads and the estsb esAi-- of a water supply at the stat' farm for r0me1.
 r-zTa A@T Ahe Con ---icut Fsfornsto-v as follows: For ex ..-ri.n cf factorv facilities s25, GOO; fo --rd.rr- for employees, s15,ooo; snt F-a oo' for a stockade.
 The town of Manchester was suthoriz ,l r- hfr passed on the rscommenda e ths committee on finance, 10 Is me bonds 70 the amount of S5oo,ooo fo new town hal and highway improve -e-rs etc
 The committee on fish and game re ----ed a substitute bir making the clos season for wild hsres and rabbits iron December to October :, and that th animals shall not be hunted with a fer -rt rren there is sufficient snow on th --1urd Co track them. Tabled for cal e1dar.
 The committee on appropriations re ported unfsvorsbly on the bills concert Ing he failure of corporation to file -1rti ihrate and appoint an attorney. Tn
 
 t.-i was rejected.
 senator Brown explained the bill r -u.-inE bonds in the administration ( --zrirabis trusts in the probate coul and the bill wss passed
 senator Edward F. Hall of New Bri ain explained the bill increasing the ga 7rv of the chief clerk in the office of th --vsr,or in the senate today. The 1T crease was s200 which brings the ga srv up to s3,0e0 a year. Senator Ha said that the present clerk (Mr. Rood had been in the office over thirty veal and that the work was growing. TT committee felt that he would soon r Ire on a pension and that his plaC sou.d be hlled by younger man. II 1l was parsed
 S--ator Brooks said .hat the bill f -cra ply reported by the committee r-r5-ulrlire for the registration of she rae nothing more than state insuranC He said that the bill should pass. Sc ator Treat. the chairman of the comm lee on Agriculture moved the passage Inc bill but at the request of Senat Brown the biil was tabled.
 A bil was passed. under suspension rules. extending for this year and ne he season of shad fishing for ten da md fixing the open season from May a June 20 for 1921 and 1922.
 THE HOUSE.
 with a small attendance Speak 4uxford called the house to order I05o a. m. and turned the gavel over MT. Niekerson of Cornwall to presit The house immediately passed an amen rent to the charter of the Russell bra-v company of Mddletown whi drals with the directors and menbe st the company, providing that samt Russell. Jr.. shah not be removed C -sut by his written resignation. The uss -ransuitted to the senate
 Concurrence was voted with the sens !, appropriatinE t5eo.eoo for a buiidi Tor the home for crippled children in Ne lrEton.
 me house voted 10 ps- s2 800 charles A. schooner for injuries receiN la December. 1919. while drilling with Danbury state guard company. It ,,go voted to pay $50 for the burial ( ,ersee of Charles Rich of Willimantic -ivi war veteran These matters were -oncurrence with the senate.
 Concurrence was voted with the sen ia rejecting the bill for eodtncat tlon he hsh and game laws, and the bill pi rE s150 a week for boys committed s- John's home in Deep River.
 senate amendments to the bill pro7to Tor refund by the comptroller of mont