Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-13

An act ratifying the charter of West | Hartford was introduced by Mir. Russell | and referred to the committee on cities | and boroughs
 A bill limiting the taking of clans at Branford to one-half busrel at any one tide under penalty of $25 fine. was intro duced by Mir. Brainard and referred to I committee on shell fisheries.
 An act extending the time for fishing through tbe ice from January 20 to Feb ruary 20 each year was introduced by Dr. Higgins of Coventry and referred to committee on fish and game. An amendment to the charter of the J Peck Stow & Wilcox company authoriz- ing increase of capital to s4,000.0O0 was referred to committee on interpretations. A resolution appointing Henry A. Hall judge of the town court of Orange to fill vacancy was adopted and transmitted to the senate.
 i Under suspension of rules the house ! concurred with the senate in passing a | bill authorizing the city of Bridgeport 10 raise the interest on it's 19f9 refunding bonds from to 6 per cent. A petition on claims for damages of s15,OO0 to the estate of Julia P Murphy and other for injuries on the highway be- | tween Norfolk and Torrington was refer red to the committee on claims. ,..
 A petition of the New Haven chornber of commerce for strict enforcement of the Eighteenth amendment wa sreferred to the committee on claims.
 A petition of the New Haven chamber of commerce for strict enforcement of the eighteenth amendment was referred to the committee on excise.
 A resolution appointing William l. Larkin. Jr.. a judge of the city court of Waterbury for two years. from May. 1921. was referred to the judiciary committed Same was referred to the judiciary com mittee. Same reference was made with a resolution ppointing John F. McGrath to the same court.
 esolution amending ti1e charter of the East Hartford fire district empower
 ing if 10 sell bonds. was referred to the committee on cities and boroughs
 A bill making close season on mink to October 31, 1924. was referred to the
 committee on fish and game. Same ref
 erence for a bill which protects wild dee1
 except from November l to 24. presented
 by MT. Darbie.
 The house adjourned at 12:15 to Tues
 day, January IS at 1r:3O a. m. SENATE
 The senate was called to order at 11:3t . by Lieutenant Governor TemDleton. Harry L. Peterson of Norwich took thu
 oath of office on his appointment b, Clerk Country1nan to the position of as
 sistant clerk of the senate. . Resolutions authorizing the Collin company to increase it's capital stocl . from s1,0O0.O0 to such amounts as ma,
 from time to time be fixed by the st2cll 1; holders,
 Appointing George L. King deput, : ] ittdr of tha rit of
 Appointing George L. King. deput. {; judge of the city and police court of Mer
 iden.
 Appointing Robert T Munger judg
 of the city court of Ansoni1.
 Appointing Alfred C. Baldwin judge 0
 the city court of Derby r Appointing Milton c. Isbell deput, :. judge of the city court of Antonia. ,t Appointing William J. Malone judg l. and Samuel Russell ouirk judge of tn > city court of Bristol.
 l Forfeited Rigrts-Petiticn from Jame q McCrann of New Britain for the restor .e ation of forfeited rights. l. Resolution restoring forfeited rights t le Edward A. Conklin of Meriden.
 Bills-Directing the bank commissions m to examine private banks annually c 10 oftener.
 = Relating to alimony in actions for d ,e vorce.
 " Giving the Hartford branch of the w a, mems Board of Missions the same pow' Id as other corporations organized withoI l. capital.
 Appropriating s12,OOO for. the Griff
 hospital in Derby. Appropriations. m On the motion of Senator Delaney g. joint resolution was passed under SUI O. pension of rules authorizing the city ne Bridgeport to issue refundinE bonds
 the rate of per cent interest. t- In concurrence with the house resoIr " tions were passed for the appointment to the following judgeships: Alexander '
 Creedon of the police court of Hartfor D. to fill the vacancy for the unexpired ter ne ending July 1. 1921; Harris Warner Middletown. and Carl F. Anderson. a ns sociate ju6ge: and Joseph Shapiro
 Shelton Henry A. l.. Hall of Orange ar ns John McGrath Of Waterbury. h. The seraie concurred in the passage or a resolution limiting the time for the il TT troduction of new business to F'rida let January 2S, 1921.
 ed The senate adjourned at 1915
 Tuesday next at 11:30 a. m.