Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-21

to be qualified in saving lives from drowning The bill would approprfate S3o.O00 for expenses for the next two yearA
 Both branches, by resolution. appoiate1 Senator c. c. Costello judge and c. Tyler Lamphier deputy judge at Groton to fill vacancies. Resolutions for them for the regular term also went in. Mir Nickerson of Cornwall offered i bill to repeal chapter 23s of the 1913 acts which prohibits judge of pro- | bate from acting in fiduciary capaci- | ty for a bank or trust company or Wnlcn | he may he an officer. l A bread bill would fix standard weightt of loaves at one pound, one and one-haf ! pounds an dtwo pounds, such loaves to be | properly labeled before sale
 Hary l. Pratt republican, of Portland. , who contested the seat of C. Irving Hale, democrat. was given leave to withdraw. 1 The committee on contested elections | gave q hearing and recount gave MT. Hale a gain of three, or margin or eight votes.
 Dr, NJ. J. Kelley of. Windsor Locks
 took his seat in the house today. He has been i'll.
 Senator Macdonald of the Ninth. peti-
 tioned to make all toll bridges free, and
 offered a bill to that effect.
 
 nronoses that a committee investigate the : adyisibiIity and cost of new buildings for , the state prison and site and to re- i port at the next session. The bill , carries $500 for expenses. Appropriation bills included many fol the statutory amounts, such as Manches
 ter memorial hospital Charlotte Hunger
 ford hospital at Torrington; s25,OOO fol ' Dav Kimball at Putnam with $25,0o0 more for an extension, and $3o,ooo fol L ] Norwalk hospital.
 r . A bill by MT. Kent would make tn l. comptroller ex-officio a member of al [ | hospital boards.
 f Railway bills included for extension 0 t charter rights and time in which to buil' : from Meriden. New Britain and Hartford q and the Middletown and Chester com e panies.
 Providing SIG, 500 for the Groton memo n rial associa tions authorizing Hamdel .s to issue bonds, increasing the powers 0 e, it's seiectmen and c-Seating board. 0 3, finance.
 To change the voting hours in Nor
 wich and to give Coventry biennia
 elections.
 To permit minors to contract for If insurance, and to increase to $3,o0o tn
 salary of the chief clerk in the secrt IT i tary of states office. " NIT. Sisisky of Enfield offered mea! ly ure to prohibit gas, electric and wate CT companies making service charges. al Highway bills were those by Mir. For IS to include New Haven county roads an n- by MT. Pendleton roads between Norwic De and the Rhode Island line in the trun IT. line system.
 Dissatisfaction over the present sy e. tenn of weights for bushel of veget; ut bies, seed, fruit. etc. may be met by IT, bill to establish new weights for tl ne bushel of various articles, and anoth
 1 bill would permit cities of 2o,0oo to a
 roint a sealer of weights and measure
 The present law applies to cities of 2; IFS GOO
 The Connecticut Institute for the BIir of asks for $20,6o0 reimbursement for or ng lay lu teaching blind persons the manu lte thares
 .th Track Brothers, who did emersen ly war construction work. ask again to lip reimbursed S15o0 which was paid on ly, forfeit clause in a state contract
 Several additional bills in behalf iss world war veterans and concerning tn, in right to use of Fitch's home and the a 1g- lantsges of the soldiers hospital boa
 were offered.
 Other bills included these: By \ Walter. to establish the parole system ,n the reformatory, and to penalize tr -o' passing on land of str institutions. tch By Mir. Clark, to repeal the law unc cen which Waterbury was authorized to the crease it's water supply. Il a Judseship resolutions were for A Arnott. judge. and R. E. Carney dep, are judge at Manchester NJ H. Geissl
 .uuse and Archibald Macdonald dep