Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-01

an apnropriation ot SlZ.5VO TOT tne eA- tension of buildings at the Day kimbali hospital in Putnam Two important hills reported in the senate and sent to inc table for calendar and printed re- lated to fraudulent advertising and the sale and marketing of e1gs. Another important bill increases frem ten to ht- teen years the prison tenn maximum for stealing motor vehicle, obhterat- ing the ideutihcation marks or obstruct- Ing the recovery of a stolen car and fixes twenty years for second oftenseS.
 THE HOUSE. Prav.r was offered at the opening. of the house today by Miss Grace Edwards rep-esentative from New Hartforo' minister of the gospel
 The house re,ected the bill repeakne inc law requiring list of voters 10 pe nnads' Leader Buckley sslo the r.d hesr of great value since the war h-ol.. out in dealing with claims for ex- s+nntion on grounds of alienshin
 me bill providing for the pasteurlza- t,on of milk was ais Q rejected
 favorable report was made pY the ;,as-ss-v committee of a bill authoriz- ing guardians ~: the poor under the "'Il of Ss-,uel Staples to sell real estate hut T-ouse Chairman Buckley Of the
  10 withdraw the report The house received from the senate Governor Lakes nomin ations for the su- a-eme and superior court and reerreo them tn the 1udiciay committee. The nominations are Judge Burpee and Juose x.c,er- for the supreme bench; Judge l.. p Wald, Marvin. Senator Ally1' L. Brown and Assistant States sorney Newell Jennings for the superior court C> racommendatioIs of the con mittee o- s-rs-f,lture the housee referred to inc con1mittee on military affairs the b,T concerning agricultural exhibits In state armories
 Favorable reports on bills were re- -.ired as follows: Judiciary-Concern- i,- p-in,inr of returns of presiding offi- ee-s al elections Cites and BorouShs- Amending charter of the Annex Fire de- ,art-neat of New Haven Appropriations Raising a commission to investigate the needs of psycopathic hospital in New Haven.
 A bill amending the charter of. the Connecticut River company, giving it in rreased powers. was rejected by the house a few days ago. but the senate voted to recomnit it to the committed on inc9rporations, but when the bill reached the house again today the hf'uF voted to adhere to its former action.
 The bill making closed season on ra ,oons. skuriSs. and muskrats was tax on from the calendar and recommitted t the committee on fish and game.
 The house passed the bill authorizing inc state forester to accept deeds F.7t devtses of land lr state forest whlcf may he offered to the state without cost An amendment offered by MT. StoddarC os Woodbridge was lost.
 The bill passed in the senate consoi idatinz the Norwalk town and city gov ernment was recommitted today by thu house to the committee on cities ant horoughs-
 shell fish committee on several bills affecting oyster fishing. The commit tee on public health and safety favor ably reporfted the bill concerning tn manufacture and bottlinE of water am ncn-aicoholic beverages. Favorable re port was received from the committe on roads. rivers and bridges on a bil providing for changes in the trunk lin system of highways.
 Among bills rejected vas oBs provid ing a tuition fee for high schools wher they cost twice as much as the commo schools and one appropriating s7.oo t have plans drawn for a 1ormitory a the state nornay school in Danbury.
 The house passed from the calendar tn following senate bills: Providing fine an irnprisonnent for defrau6ling genera hospitals and charitable institutions C board or care bill; authorizing warne Brothers company. of Bridgeport. II increase capital stock to S1o ,o0o,00c dispensing with necessity of recordin conditional bills of sale; providing ths judge who commits minor to correction ary institution may order release such minor at any time; increasing pur ishment for cruelty to children to $50 fine and one year Imprisonment ar prcpriating to the motor vehicle de partment for the period ending June 8 1921. Sl,s00 for expenses of inspector salaries of inspectors &2,5Oe; automc bile expenses. $4.0Oo. office expenses, $1 soc. accepting highways in New liar ford, Bsrkhamsted and Canton whic lead 10 the Hartford water supply con pensating reservoir, in the system state highways-
 The house concurred with the senate passing under suspension of rules a bi Validating certain taxes in New Britai The hease reconsidered it's rejection of tl =iil concerning employment of wone and minors in mercantile establishment and concurred with the senate in recon mitsing the bill to the committee on Il DOT.
 Motor Vehicle Commissioner Stoeck addressed the farmers legislative ass -iation this morning at the capitol I proposed automobile legislation, especia ly that affecting the agricultural inte ssts.
 Favorable reports were received fro he committee on finance on bills autho .zinE the town of Stamford to issue $3C 300 Richmond Hill Avenue bridge bond authorizing borough of Groton to ise, tIse,eoo of water bonds, authorizing ci sf Stamford to issue s234,00o Hope stre -oad bonds authorizing town of Seymo' 70 issue s15o.900 of high school bond authorizing city of Eorwalk to iss- ponds: authorizing city of Stamford stue S;5s.e0o of South and State stre sr Rice street bonds
 Speaker Huxford called attention of u members to the fact that their niileaI books expire April 3 and they should E hem renewed.
 Representative Ernest Howe of Lite ieid called attention to a morning pap n which Dr. Black Is quoted as sayii hs medical practice bill originated