Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-27
f4srl"Is' s ooo for the Groton Monument asso-

Pilgrims
 s7O.Ooe Approximately for the Con necticut Industrial School for Girls for replacements and repairs.
 s4s,ooo for the collection of the gaso- line tax by the motor vehicle depart ment
 nronriations at the direction of the state, board of control
 For State Inebriate Farm.
 s5,ooo for the State Farm for Inc b-iates.
 s20. 0oo to cover accumulated debts to inc Connecticut Industrial School and Institute for the Blind.
 s1o. 900 for the instruction of the adult blind in their homes.
 SEQ .o0o for the relief of needy blind
 s22.Ooo for the State Farm for Women for roads and water and equipment.
 s6oo.0oo for the closing of unfinished gaps in state aid roads.
 s175.300 for the tuberculosis commits sion for improvements at the state sana- toria.
  ing School and Hospital. Accounting of Funds.
 Governor Lake approved the bill over which there was contention in the gen eral assembly, providing for the ac- counting to the state treasurer of all money received from departments, in stitutions, boards and commissions. Friends of the Connecticut Agricultural college opposed the /bill on the ground that it would embarrass the college. Bigamy Law. The bill concerning bigamy provides | for imprisonment of five years of persons who violate the marriage laws of the l state, providing for this punishment against persons, who, although already married, get a license here, marry [ again and cohabit in this state. Industrial School Transfer.
 The board of control is authorized to continue to make deficiency appropria- tions until July 15. One bill prohibits city officials from spending more than 8 fixed sum for employing private detec- tives without the consent of the common council. Another measure provides fol the transfer of the state of the Connec ticut Industrial School for Girls at Mid dletown, the institution to be known a:
 
 to become effective July 1, 1921, accord | ing to another bill approved.
 Salary of Clerks.
 Under the provisions of a bill approved the state board of control. upon the rec omrnendation of the state board of fl nance, is authorized to fix the salarie of clerks and others employed in stat commissions, departments and boards | The bill concerning the admission of cleo tors providing for enrolment and ses sions of registrars for perfecting voter lists was also approved. Gambling at Fairs.
 Gambling at fairs and the sales of Ii quor on the grounds of agricultural so cieties are prohibited under the provis
 ions of another bill approved This bil was the subject of much discussion a representatives coming from towns wher local fairs were held objected on tn grounds that there were sufficient law to provide for these matters. l Educational Matters. Some of the other special and publi
 acts approved are included in the fol
 lowing list:
 Providing for appeals under the med . cal practice act; providing for stat maintenance of schools in districts neg , lecting or unable to provide the same . preservation and reproduction of probat records by the state librarian; increasin
 to ,$35 in the state aid for the tuitio q of children attending high schools
 towns other than those in which the f reside; providing :or the fixing of u = salary of the state agent of the Come n ticut School for Boys by the trustee = | of the institution.
 e Town Expenses.
 Providing for health instruction al ,- physical education in the public school V concerning designation of shell ii If spawning seds; concerning estimates
 town expenses and laying of taxes, pr r. hibiting town officers from levying t; l. which will net less than amount need d to meet expenditures; providing for sta g aid for evening schools; providing f y playground and neighborhood center
 requiring owners of public service mot le vehicles to provide for payment of dal
 ages by the use Of such vehicles, te creasing the bond to s20,o0o to The compensation commissioners a
 allowed s30ooo a year for expenses u
 der the provisions of bill approved -e Friday. The validating act, correcti t. certain errors and omissions. was al signed by the governor. Under the pl on wilson's of bill approved the Connec lg cut Reformatory retains control over O. corrigible inmates sent to jails. but oN SC inmates sent to the state prison the pr
 on is to have control. i1 Interpretations Approved. he Among the interpretations approved te the governor are the following: ne Shore Line Traction Company and
 Bald Head Club of America.
 Among the bills approvad was
 granting to hte widow of Justice V ng liam s. Case the salary of 4,500 y ne which he would have gotten as a st ng referee after retirement from the ben or This grant is to go to Mrs. Case dur nu her widowhood.
 Appropriations for new projects ; construction aggregating $1,625,ooO " ne approved yesterday by the governor vi
 he signed bills allowing $750.0o0 fol w new state normal school in New Brit; or s375ooo for the acquisition of land
 buildings for state office purpo:
 s25N000 to complete the American Sch ,,- for the Deaf at West Hartford and s2i ~ 900 for an addition to the Norwich St st- Hospital for the Insane. he cts WOMEN /! BUY NO DYE ol- @T TYrFl <kDYAAAoArD Dxy~i