Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-25

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 The SelectmarI $ Associ ton 6f inc Gen eraI Assembly ot s2 oHFanized today by the adoption 1f articles of ass6ciStious and the election Of the following oiiicsrs
 President, M4roh c Skinner of Had dam vice president. " | llia1u D. Waller Of TramDltll secfe tarx. Wililam L. Hie. Luther M. Keith 6f Putnam. A. B. tNatis- worth of Farninefofis ss1
 The object 6f fife < ssoeia tioh is :sst ont to be ts promote 1esislati6h of special
 Interest to the vstipus towns uf the state; to examine and disctss biils pend Ing at the present session ]; and to con fer upez any matters concernihr tf5e man sgenlent Of town affairs
 About 5 Q per cent of the possible mem bers1ip of thirty signed the articles of association today
 A report was received from the com l11ittse on public health and fety that the bill epsrmitting the erection lof a state iasoratory ae cost of $fo9soo0 ought so pass but should be referred to the ap- lpropriati tions committee
 The house adionrned at 1880 nntil Tuesday at HIS 2. m.
 sENATK.
 A joint resolution was passed recalling from the office Of the fisr6ssins clerE
 House Bill No i 5s relating to intsrest l charges. The resolution was transnitted to the house under suspensi6n of rules Senator Rosenfeld was appointed on tho ] conlmlttee on the part of the senate i A petition vas received from Emma s T. Taylor and others for the establish. 1 ment of juvenile courts 1t Was referred Ito the committed on the judiciary 4 joint resolut ion was passed for in,
 recall of Senate Bill No s7s, from tn.
 office of then governor an act to pfovidI
 town clerks with copies of the pubii' Iunder suspension of rules. Senator Can ' dee was appointed on the comnitfee oi
 the part of the senate
 On the favorable report of the commit 4 tee executive no1linA tons the followinl
 nominations of Governor Lake were con ffirmeds Members of board of parEons. IS Il B. Overlook and Lewis Sperry member I of state board of mediation and afhitra tion, George |. Fox. Patrick F.. O Near and Edward W Broder members of tn I rivers, harbdrs and bridges r.. Iero IHarwood and ThoEnassI | Kinney.
 The committee on agriculture reporte ] favorably on substitute bilE to preven
 any person, or any officer or agent of
 corporation from obstructing the carryir out of the order oe the cattle conrnis
 sioner concerning the quarantine Of an. a rnals and providing a penalty Of $109 c
 Imprisonment Of not n1ors ta1afS ti1irt days or both for such obsttuciion.
 I assed- House hlls were passed in<cor
 currenee as follows Creating hoard ( q. finance fh Haiude to prevent the Ter Edering of assistance to innat Of Inst : tutions to- escape fherefren that notit ii must be served on the state aid sdepar'
 ment of suits against the. estates Of fe, ble minded persons exte ding the tin :. for the completion Of the works Of Il {. Yalesville Water cornpany extehding Il 4 time for the ganizations Of the Thoml \ son HiHs Water company; Inendihg Il II law concerning corporations haYing cap t tai stock Increasing the salaries of cou 1, Eoficials in WaIlip ford amend ding u
 law dividing the town of Btanford in leoting districts scerning attachment 7 ifnortgages; concerning jafS trial in sun , ItnarY process intending the charter < the East Hartford fire district arnendir 1 the charter of tl city Of Bristol fthr , lbills) amending the charters of the ci : of Willimantic and Aof the borDugh al Grotoni; making attorneys at law ex-of 3 leioa cofnni issioners Of he court
 The biiISconcsrning the cutting of brul h along highways was placed at. the foot 2 1stfe calendar s
 The following Fexecntive uominatict j. IWere referred to the commit tee on | s judicia ry Fredeeiek M Peasley jdd q and Walter D MakepeacA deputy Judge a f the district court of Waterbury Jolr e Booth, judge of the court of common ple [ of Fairfield county and James Woo ' run. judge .of the same court for Lite esi field county.
 e The committee on the judiciary repoi