Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-11

 thorizing Wallngferd to issue refunding bonds and am iding t-, arter
 Under suspension of the rules the house concurred With the senate and passed the bill relating to the salary of the clerk of the court of East Hartford.
 Favorable report was made on the bill
 establishing the town court of New Mil
 ford, also in changing the name of the
 First Ecclesiastical society of Middle
 town.
 The house reseeded and concprred with
 the senate in relerring the bfli concern ing the Mystic Oral school dissolution from the judiciary to the committee on humane institutions
 Petitions were received from the
 Teachers league of Bristol and Milford in favor of educational legislation. The house concurred with the senate in the passage of a resolution appointing one senator and two representatives committee to recall from the expressing clerk the bill authorizing the board of control to appoint agents of the aid fund for the benefit of former service men. MT.
 Buckley explained that this bill does not accomplish tue purpose intended and it was recalled for amendment or substitu- tion, Speaker Huxford appointed MT.
 Buckley of Union and MT. Eaton of North Haven as the committee on the part of the house.
 The house adjourned to meet Tuesday at 11.15 a. m.
 SENATE. The committee on interpretations re- 1 ported favorably on bill giving the Will l ington Cemetery association control of the Moose Meadow cemetery, Wilmington, Calendar.
 The committee on the judiciary report l ed favorably on bill introduced by Sen l ator Delaney for the compilation of laws and rules relating to process and proce- | dure in civil actions. It provides that the judges of the superior court or judge l of the court shall make a compilation | of the laws referred to, and that the
 compilation shall be distributed to courts | of record, attorneys at law, law libraries
 and public libraries. Tabled for calen- | dar
 The committee on the judiciary report l ed favorably on a bill directing the. treas | urer of Fairfield county to pay the county
 law library at Danbury $5Oo year. Cal f endar.
 l The committee on the judiciary reported | favorably on the bill concerning the claim | of Mrs. Irma Steinberger of Austria | against the estate of the late Maurice 1 Steinberger to present her claim in any ] court of law in this state. Tabled for cal endar.
 The committee on the judiciary report ed favorably on the bill to appropriate $1,1oo for the Fairfield county law li- | brary. Tabled for calendar. On the motion cf Senator Delaney the l senate concurred with the house in re- ferring the bill concerning the segrega- ton of delinquents to the committee on | the judiciary
 X resolution was referred to the com ! u1ittee on appropi iations authorizing the | joint special committee on civol ad- ! ministration code to employ assistants 1 On the recommendation of the comm mittee on appropriations the bill for an 1 appropriation of S1,S13 to pay a, deferred l claim of the Connecticut Engineering | and Construction company was referred ] to the committee dn claims. l The following local judges were elect. 1 ed: Victor Prince of New London l (Afr. Prince was elected to fill an un.
 expired term O. Wednesday, George W | Klett judge SB Benjamin W. filling, as soc:ate of New Britain Henry A. L. Hal ! and Erwin A. Smith of Orange; Arthur .M. Brown, judge, and Frank B. Robinson l deputy of Griswold; George O. Gris
 wo.d. judge. and Ernest W. 1Iildrum. dep uty judge. of Berlin; Mahlon H. Geissler |! judge. and Archibald Macdonald, Jr.. dep
 uty, of Putnam; Cornelius c. Costello judge. and c. Tyler Landphere, deputy of Groton; Oswin H. P. Fowler, judge
 and Henry I. Davis, deputy judge, O Wallingford.
 Judge Herbert s. Bullard was re-elect
 ed by a viva voce vote recorder of tn city court of Hartford for two year from the first Monday of June. A ballot was taken on the nomination by the governor of Edwin c. Dickenso1
 by the governor for judge of the cour